Frankton Town & Country Youth Baseball FTCB

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503 S Lafayette St

Frankton, IN 46044

+1 (765) 754-7126

https://www.townandcountryleague.com

Frankton Town & Country Youth Baseball (FTCB) in Frankton, IN, offers a sanctioned organization and state tournament for All-Star teams from recreational leagues of single smaller towns per league guidelines. The league emphasizes individual team eligibility based on league sizes and does not allow combined leagues or travel teams, although Rec league all-star teams and players who participate in travel tournaments are welcome as long as they meet specific criteria.

With a focus on providing a competitive yet community-centered baseball experience, FTCB encourages interested parties to reach out for more information. The organization's mission is to support youth players who have dedicated themselves to their local recreational leagues while fostering a love for the game of baseball.

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4.01 reviews

Ken N.

7/28/2019

I stopped by on my way through Frankton as a game was being played. The field and the entire facility seemed to be in good shape. There is a small road that angles around the back of the field...

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