Trumbull County Adaptive Baseball League plays games in Niles
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 27, 2026, 12:52 AM
Last updated Jul 27, 2026
The Trumbull County Adaptive Baseball League hosted multiple games at 7-17 Credit Union Field in Niles on July 27, 2026. Founded in 2003, the league offers children with disabilities the chance to participate in baseball games in an inclusive environment. The league emphasizes therapy and social inclusion, with games scheduled regularly throughout the summer. For further details, the league's official website is available.
- •Games took place at 7-17 Credit Union Field in Niles.
- •League started in 2003 to support adaptive play for children.
- •Games occur three to four times a week from June to July.
- •President Judy Radachy highlights the league's inclusivity.
- •More information can be found on the league's website.
- 12:52 AMYahoo Sports — Adaptive baseball players step up to the plate in Niles
"The Trumbull County Adaptive Baseball League played a couple of games this afternoon at 7-17 Credit Union Field.
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