Heather Norris recognized by the Alberta Amateur Baseball Council

Alberta Amateur Baseball Council is recognizing individuals that have contributed significantly to Alberta baseball, at the grassroots level. Heather Norris of Oyen was recognized back in December for her “Passion for Baseball” with the Badlands Academy.

Heather is proudest of what the Badlands Academy has brought to Oyen. She cites the economic plusses, but also the pride in the partnership between the Town of Oyen and the Prairie Rose School Division, in order to bring the program into fruition. She is also pleased that the local citizenry has jumped on board to support the Academy through sponsorships, fundraising initiatives, and the host homes opening their residences to players.

Heather has been inspired by two Dougs, Doug Lehman and Doug Jones. Their contributions and support for the project helped motivate her to become involved with the Badlands Academy. As well, since the academy helps young people attain their educational and baseball goals, it stimulates her to build an even stronger program.

In the future, Heather would like to see Covid-19 disappear and help the Badlands Academy, and baseball throughout the province, move forward. She would also like to see the continued growth in Alberta baseball numbers, She believes that baseball is a great game to teach future life skills, and keep people active.

Alberta Amateur Baseball Council, and the Alberta baseball community, would like to thank Heather for her contributions to Alberta baseball.

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