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Ambridge High School seniors Tre Thomas and Zach Morrow received the third annual Ambridge Youth Association Scholarship this month.
The Ambridge Youth Association Scholarship was founded in 2013 by John Morelli, Mike Galvin and David Nichi to recognize two of Ambridge High School baseball’s seniors who have been in the program from elementary to high school.
“We honor any one of our past youth baseball or softball members,” shared Morelli. “They would have to have started and finished within our organization.”
“We were the Ambridge Youth Association and merged with Economy Youth Association that became ABE baseball and that is when we created this scholarship to keep the name (Ambridge Youth Association) going on. There is a lot of history,” added Morell.
Bridger Baseball President Shawn Gerace shared that ABE Baseball is now called Bridger Baseball.
“We felt that ABE has served its purpose for the past four years. We proved that the surrounding communities can successfully merge to provide recreational baseball to the entire Ambridge Area School District."
Morrow and Thomas both received $250 in scholarship money to help further their education.
Contact Bridger Baseball Association or any of the board members to help sustain the scholarship.
“We honor any one of our past youth baseball or softball members,” shared Morelli. “They would have to have started and finished within our organization.”
“We were the Ambridge Youth Association and merged with Economy Youth Association that became ABE baseball and that is when we created this scholarship to keep the name (Ambridge Youth Association) going on. There is a lot of history,” added Morell.
Bridger Baseball President Shawn Gerace shared that ABE Baseball is now called Bridger Baseball.
“We felt that ABE has served its purpose for the past four years. We proved that the surrounding communities can successfully merge to provide recreational baseball to the entire Ambridge Area School District."
Morrow and Thomas both received $250 in scholarship money to help further their education.
Contact Bridger Baseball Association or any of the board members to help sustain the scholarship.
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