Happy New Year to all of our Miracle League Families and Friends and   welcome to the new "Monthly Miracle Newsletter." The Miracle League of Palm Beach County has so many exciting events and news to share, that we thought it would be great for us to keep everyone informed through a newsletter. As we continue to grow and expand, your feedback is even more vital. Everything we do is for the benefit of our players and our Miracle League families, so plug in, participate, play and let us know what you think. Its going to be a great year and we look forward to enjoying it with all of you.

Coaches Julia & Jeff

Sunday January 15th 1pm

A "Spring Training" game will be hosted by Professor Ted Curtis & his students of Lynn University as a part of their "Day of Caring". The Lynn University community comes together to honor and live the legacy of the four Lynn students and two professors who lost their lives in the devastating Jan. 12th, 2010 Haiti earthquake. 

Lynn University will also be in the middle of their J-Term winter course "The Citizen Project: The Miracle League".

All families are welcome to join, play, volunteer, or just come be a fan in the stands!!!

SPACES ARE VERY LIMITED.
FREE Registration 

REGISTER HERE SPRING TRAINING

Saturday January 21st 2-4pm

Sunday January 29th 11am - 4pm

The Inaugural "Miracle On The Courts' will include a mixers tournament, cardio clinics, pro-play exhibition match, and most importantly, a tennis clinic, held for children with special needs while community members will serve as "tennis buddies".

We are seeking sponsorship/underwriting for this special event in order to assist the Miracle League of Palm Beach County in updating its playground as well as continuing to offer a "fee free"league for all of its participants.

Players, Volunteers, ML Players  Register HERE

Miracle on the Courts Welcome Letter & Sponsorship Information

Seanny & Miranda Boheme (brother & sister duo)

Seanny Boheme is 15 years old. He has been a Miracle League baseball player since its first season in 2007, when he was just 5 years old.  Seanny has a genetic condition that causes moderate cognitive deficits, minor motor problems, and auditory processing disorder which prevents him from understanding spoken communication.  Although initially we were told he would probably never talk, through sign language he was able to learn numerous words to communicate and is able to do school work at a third grade level. With such extreme deficits, it is tremendously difficult for Seanny to socially connect with people or participate in activities. However, he has been able to do both as a player in the Miracle League, where all of the volunteers go above and beyond to reach out to Seanny to both socialize and help him participate in the game.  Our family has so many memories that we never thought would be possible, and now that the field will have lights, we look forward to many more years of wonderful memories.

Miranda Boheme is 17 years old.  She has been a Miracle League buddy for her brother for the last 7 years. She loved being a buddy so much; she has recruited friends to participate as buddies as well.  She is currently a senior at West Boca High School, where she is in the Medical Academy.  She is a member of the West Boca Vanguard, where she is an officer and plays bassoon, oboe, and saxophone.  She also participates in All Star cheerleading at Palm Beach Lightning, where she is on the Senior 4 Diamonds team.    She has been accepted to FAU, UCF, and FSU, but has not yet decided which she will attend.  She plans on pursuing a pre-med major as she follows her dream of being a veterinarian.

February 25th 6-10pm

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