The San Antonio Missions recently participated in a community event in the Hill Country. This event took place nearly a year after devastating floods hit the area. As part of the event, the Missions hosted a baseball clinic for kids from nearby towns.
The clinic was held at the Ingram Little League Ballpark, a field that was rebuilt with significant funding and support from baseball organizations. The event aimed to support the community as it continues to rebuild.
Further details about the event and the Missions' involvement are available through KSAT 12.
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