Ravenna Hot Stove League Ohio
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Youth baseball league for children ages 5-18 in Portage County, Ohio. The league focuses on building character, citizenship, and sportsmanship through organized baseball.
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Ravenna Hot Stove League Ohio
Founded in
1972
EIN
23-7183038
IRS 501(C) Type
501(c)()
Category/Type
Youth Development
Address
PO BOX 735 RAVENNA, OH 44266-0735 Unite States
Website
https://ravennahotstove.org/
Phone
(330)-800-6436
Email address
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Ravenna Hot Stove League Ohio, est. 1972, is a community-based baseball league open to Portage County residents aged 5-18. It focuses on building character, citizenship, and sportsmanship through organized baseball.
Mission
Ravenna Hot Stove League is a community-based league open to all Portage County residents aged 5-18 years old. They strive to build character, citizenship, and sportsmanship.
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