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Lincoln, Nebraska- The Lincoln Saltdogs’ and second year field manager, James Frisbie, have officially signed their first members of the 2027 roster. Middle infielder Edwin Garcia is set to make his Saltdogs debut after spending 2026 on the visa reserve list. 24-year-old middle infielder Yiddi Cappe is set to make his Saltdogs and American Association […]
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The Sussex County Miners proudly welcomed representatives from all 20 teams of the National Association of Professional Baseball (NAPB) to Skylands Stadium in Augusta, NJ, for the league’s annual meeting, marking the first time the event has been held in Sussex County.

At the league’s invitation, the Miners hosted the three-day gathering to showcase the award-winning Skylands Stadium, its expanding facilities, and the organization’s continued growth both on and off the field. With the addition of the Cleburne Railroaders and Kane County Cougars, this year’s meeting marked the largest gathering of member teams in league history.

The event kicked off Sunday with a welcome reception catered by The Barnyard, Skylands Stadium’s acclaimed on-site restaurant, where representatives from across the league connected while experiencing Sussex County hospitality. Attendees also walked through Skylands Stadium’s Jack-O’-Lantern Experience, the stadium’s signature fall festival, offering a firsthand look at how the Miners transform the ballpark into a year-round family entertainment destination. The stadium’s new turf field was also configured for football through a groundbreaking partnership with Sussex County Community College, further demonstrating the venue’s ability to accommodate a wide range of sports and events.

On Monday, attendees toured Skylands Stadium before participating in a series of breakout sessions held throughout the stadium and Champions Way Sports Academy. The sessions encouraged collaboration and the exchange of best practices, with organizations sharing insights into their operations and successes. The Ottawa Titans discussed attendance strategies; the Sussex County Miners outlined their approach to promotions and fan engagement; the Lake Erie Crushers shared their experience hosting events beyond baseball; and the Joliet Slammers highlighted the success of their “Big House Ballgame.”

Monday’s programming also featured remarks from National Association of Professional Baseball Commissioner Steve Tahsler and Deputy Commissioner Matthew Shepherdson, along with the presentation of league awards recognizing achievements across member organizations.

The evening concluded with a dinner at Black Bear, where attendees enjoyed dining, networking, and activities including the venue’s TrackMan driving range and darts, offering another opportunity to experience the local Sussex County community.

The meeting continued Tuesday with additional breakout sessions and a dedicated Women in Sports luncheon. The luncheon brought together women from across the league to share their experiences, discuss challenges and accomplishments, and foster meaningful professional connections.

Beyond the educational sessions and networking opportunities, hosting the annual meeting allowed the Miners to highlight the versatility of Skylands Stadium, Champions Way Sports Academy, and The Barnyard, as well as the organization’s commitment to year-round entertainment, community engagement, and creating memorable experiences for fans and visitors alike.

The three-day event concluded with overwhelmingly positive feedback from visiting organizations and a renewed sense of collaboration as the league prepares for the 2027 season.

The Sussex County Miners extend their appreciation to Commissioner Steve Tahsler, Deputy Commissioner Matthew Shepherdson, and representatives from all 19 visiting teams for helping make the annual meeting a success.

As the National Association of Professional Baseball continues to grow, the Miners are proud to have played a role in bringing the league together and showcasing all that Sussex County has to offer.

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Representatives from all 20 league teams gather at Skylands Stadium for three days of collaboration, professional development, and community engagement The Sussex County Miners proudly welcomed representatives from all 20 teams of the National Association of Professional Baseball (NAPB) to Skylands Stadium in Augusta, NJ, for the league’s annual meeting, marking the first time the…
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