JHS Baseball Club donates $20,000 for new training technology
JHS Baseball Club donates $20,000 for new training technology
JACKSON, Mo., (KBSI) — The Jackson High School Baseball Club has raised and donated $20,000 to the school’s baseball program to purchase new training technology.
According to the Jackson R-2 School District, the money will be used to purchase a TrackMan system, a technology that provides coaches and players with data and feedback to help with hitting instruction.
The district thanked the JHS Baseball Club for its support of the team.
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