Baseball Tryouts will begin on Monday February 21st. 

All students interested in trying out must have all their paperwork turned in by Monday Feb. 14th.  This includes: Registering in R-School, VHSL Physical, Concussion Ed Completion, Emergency Care Card filled out, and Vaccination Card or Exemption turned into the Activities Office.  

Tryouts will be 3 days minimum but could be up to 5 days and are open to all eligible students.  Times will vary each day depending on weather and access to facilities.  Plan on pitchers and catchers trying out on the morning of the 21st and then having another session in the afternoon with everyone else.  Times will be posted as we get closer to tryouts.  Players will be seen by all coaches who will use an evaluation sheet as a tool to make decisions.   

There will be a baseball interest meeting on Thursday 1/27 at 3:00 in the cafeteria for all students interested in trying out for baseball this spring.  Students should also go to the Announcements page on www.chantillysports.org for information on the steps that need to be taken to participate in tryouts.  If you have any questions, please contact Coach Ford (kjford@fcps.edu).

Players,

Information on tryouts can be found in the Google Classroom.  If you have not joined, please email Coach Ford at kjford@fcps.edu and we will add you to the group.  

There will be a Baseball Meeting on Wednesday 3/17 at 7:00 for anyone interested in trying out for baseball.  Please contact Coach Ford (kjford@fcps.edu) to be added to the Google classroom. 

Baseball will have a Google Classroom Meeting on Wednesday 1/13 at 4:00.  This is for any student that is interested in playing baseball in the spring.  Please email Coach Ford at kjford@fcps.edu with your fcpsschools.net account to be added to the classroom.

Welcome back to the school year.  All students interested in baseball for the upcoming school year should email Coach Ford (kjford@fcps.edu) with their Google (fcpsschools.net) account.  We will be looking for opportunities to connect and continue to help players improve.  We will be working through a Google Classroom for the baseball program so we can look at drills, fundamentals and videos to help us all learn a little more about ourselves and baseball.  This is open to any students that are interested in baseball as we hopefully move forward to a spring season.  This is optional and not a requirement, but we hope to find ways to help you stay on the path to success.  Once you have e-mailed Coach Ford, you will be added to the Google Classroom.  Stay tuned and good luck with the beginning of school.   

This article was written by an independent journalist not affiliated with Chantilly High School and the views expressed do not necessarily reflect the views of Chantilly High School.

This article was written by an independent journalist not affiliated with Chantilly High School and the views expressed do not necessarily reflect the views of Chantilly High School.

This article was written by an independent journalist not affiliated with Chantilly High School and the views expressed do not necessarily reflect the views of Chantilly High School.

This article was written by an independent journalist not affiliated with Chantilly High School and the views expressed do not necessarily reflect the views of Chantilly High School.

This article was written by an independent journalist not affiliated with Chantilly High School and the views expressed do not necessarily reflect the views of Chantilly High School.

This article was written by an independent journalist not affiliated with Chantilly High School and the views expressed do not necessarily reflect the views of Chantilly High School.

This article was written by an independent journalist not affiliated with Chantilly High School and the views expressed do not necessarily reflect the views of Chantilly High School.

This article was written by an independent journalist not affiliated with Chantilly High School and the views expressed do not necessarily reflect the views of Chantilly High School.

This article was written by an independent journalist not affiliated with Chantilly High School and the views expressed do not necessarily reflect the views of Chantilly High School.

This article was written by an independent journalist not affiliated with Chantilly High School and the views expressed do not necessarily reflect the views of Chantilly High School.

This article was written by an independent journalist not affiliated with Chantilly High School and the views expressed do not necessarily reflect the views of Chantilly High School.

This article was written by an independent journalist not affiliated with Chantilly High School and the views expressed do not necessarily reflect the views of Chantilly High School.

This article was written by an independent journalist not affiliated with Chantilly High School and the views expressed do not necessarily reflect the views of Chantilly High School.

This article was written by an independent journalist not affiliated with Chantilly High School and the views expressed do not necessarily reflect the views of Chantilly High School.

This article was written by an independent journalist not affiliated with Chantilly High School and the views expressed do not necessarily reflect the views of Chantilly High School.

This article was written by an independent journalist not affiliated with Chantilly High School and the views expressed do not necessarily reflect the views of Chantilly High School.

This article was written by an independent journalist not affiliated with Chantilly High School and the views expressed do not necessarily reflect the views of Chantilly High School.