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ACME Baseball Cancels 2020 Summer Season Due To COVID-19

By Newspaper StaffMay 5, 2020Updated:December 31, 20201 Comment2 Mins Read
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After much consideration and discussion, and in response to the current situation regarding COVID-19, the ACME Baseball Congress Board of Directors has decided to cancel the ACME Baseball season for the summer of 2020.

This decision was not casually made and follows our earlier efforts at extending the season and making allowances to permit more youth to play. However, with the most recent updates and restrictions from Ohio’s Governor and the Ohio Department of Health, especially those resulting in extended high school facilities/field closures  as well as continuing social distancing measures, our organization believes it not practical for us to operate in good faith and purpose for the overall well being of the student athletes we seek to serve.

That being said, all registration payments/checks previously submitted  for Summer 2020 have NOT been cashed and will be shredded after June 1 unless other arrangements are specifically requested.

In the event that baseball in any form be permitted to resume later this summer, we ask that no baseball team or program use the moniker of “ACME” for any individually coach/school/community organized manner of play.


Any decisions regarding participation in baseball for this summer will reside with each specific coach/school/community. It is with regret we do this but with high hopes for a return to normalcy for the summer of 2021.

–PRESS RELEASE


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1 Comment

  1. Jame on May 5, 2020 6:10 pm

    Maybe they should’ve waited. Because the Gonernor himself said not to pay attention to the dates set that they would probably change. Its bad enough they took school and all sports winter and spring away.

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