2015 Muskegon ChannelCats Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Muskegon ChannelCats mission?

The Muskegon ChannelCats manage select travel baseball teams from Muskegon, Michigan and along the Lakeshore. The ChannelCats give players ages 9-14 the opportunity to build a solid foundation of fundamental skills, learn the value of teamwork and most importantly have fun playing the game of baseball.  

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2014 ChannelCats Sponsorships Provide More Bang for the Buck

The Muskegon ChannelCats are a non-profit organization run solely on the financial contributions of private individuals and businesses. Player fees and operating costs for the team are among the lowest in the area for travel baseball. Player’s families cover the fees for uniforms, equipment, tournaments and player insurance. 

The sponsorships have been revamped for the 2014 season to offer even more benefit for team supporters. 

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ChannelCats Second 9U Roster Set

The Muskegon ChannelCats are pleased to announce the roster for our second 9U team for the 2014 season.

2014 9U Muskegon ChannelCats

Gavan Bignall, Ryan Cribbins, Jamison Dejonge, Austin Grimm, Mason Hallett, Derrick Paggeot, Lance Poole, Korbin Ten Brink, Jayden Thomas, Kyle Weaver, Landyn Wilson

The team will be coached by Derek Ten Brink.

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ChannelCats Announce 9U Roster

The Muskegon ChannelCats are pleased to the roster for our 9U team for the upcoming season.

2014 9U Muskegon ChannelCats

James Ackley, Luke Emmons, Isaac Habetler, Kolin Jackson, Ashton Leffring, Nathan McNarland, Luke Opfermann, Nathan Opfermann, Brooks Robinson, Owen Schrader, Jake Southland, Parker Swartz

The team will be coached by Joe McNarland.

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