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Quad City Hitmen News
January Board Meeting
Be sure to make it out to the January Board Meeting on Monday,
the 5th at Happy Joe's in Milan. It'll start at 6:30! We
encourage all of you to come out and see what part you can
play to make Hitmen baseball the best it can be.
Tryouts for 2009 in the Books
Tryouts for our 2009 teams have been completed. If you would
like to contact any of our coaches, please feel free to email
them by clicking on their names below:
Thank you for your interest in the Quad City Hitmen!
Former Hitmen Players Taken in 2008 MLB Draft
Go to the "Why Play Hitmen Ball"
page to read up about the two former Hitmen players who were
recently selected in the 2008 MLB First Year Players Draft!
2008 Hitmen Classic a Huge Success!
We would like to thank all of the team's that competed in
the recently completed 2008 Hitmen Classic tournament! We
would also like to thank our parents who stepped up to volunteer
at the gate, prepping the fields or selling shirts. The Hitmen
put their best foot forward...we received numerous compliments
from teams regarding the high quality of our tournament. Way
to go!
Here are the final results...congratulations to all of the victorious teams.
- U9 Runner Up - Perfect Game
- U9 Champion - Quad City Hitmen
- U10 Runner Up - Perfect Game
- U10 Champion - Clinton Comets
- U11 Runner Up - Quad City Redbirds
- U11 Champion - Des Moines Oaks
- U12 Runner Up - Iowa Sticks
- U12 Champion - Quad City Hitmen
- U13 Runner Up - Quad City Hitmen
- U13 Champion - Iowa Bandits
- U14 Runner Up - Sparks Travelers
- U14 Champion - Central Illinois Lightning
We look forward now to our 2009 tournament!
Hitmen Fundraising to Benefit the Make-A-Wish Foundation of Illinois
The Quad City Hitmen recently concluded a fundraising effort
to benefit the Make-A-Wish Foundation of Illinois. The combined
efforts of the Hitmen's Hit-A-Thon and the Brian P Rangel
Memorial Golf Classic raised enough money to grant three
wishes for children with life-threatening medical conditions.
Our original goal was to be able to grant one wish. The average
cost of each wish is $7000 per wish. Way to go Hitmen!
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