Canfield Baseball Club season on deck

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Neighbors | Submitted.Leaves get raked off the Canfield softball fields by, from left, Aiden Orlovsky and Mia Flak Mar. 20. The two participated in the baseball clubs before season clean-up.

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Neighbors | Submitted.Canfield Baseball Club members, from left, Carter Rhoads and Nick Luchansky clean out the Pony field dugout. Their entire team showed up to get the field ready for play.

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Neighbors | Submitted.Pulling weeds on the baseball field donated by Simon Roofing is no problem for, from left, Sean and Nathan Whitehead. The boys took part in a clean-up day for the Canfield Baseball Club Mar. 20.

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Neighbors | Submitted.The third base on the James and Coralie "Corky" Centofanti Foundation Field was put in by, from left Jack Stedge and Matt Pappas, during a clean up of the fields Mar. 20.

The Canfield Baseball Club is getting ready to play ball.

More than 50 members and players from the Canfield Baseball Club participated in a clean-up day Mar. 20.

The cleaning event takes place from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. on Saturdays until the season kicks off in late April. Members are notified of field assignment for those days via the league’s Web site and e-mail.

“Thanks to our players, parents and sponsors, the Canfield Baseball Club is a great place to play and learn,” said league president Nick D’Alesio.

The CBC is a volunteer-based organization that is run by a board of directors as its governing body and includes 600 players from 450 families living in the Canfield Local School District.

The baseball season runs through June and anyone interested in sponsoring a field or purchasing a banner can download a form at www.canfieldbaseball.com.