Bennetts Creek Little League
Private
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Google Reviews
Powered by GoogleBennetts Creek has become our home away from home since joining the league last fall. My children have developed amazing friendships and have had excellent coaches that truly care about them. The memories they make here are truly the best childhood can offer. Can’t wait until next season!
Absolutely the best place to take your kids, we've been here over 3yrs my 4 kids all play we wouldn't go anywhere else!
They have 4 baseball fields and 1 softball field. Concessions are a hit or miss on if they are open (we’ve found them to be closed most of our games). Parking is tough when there’s multiple games going at once, not many handicap spots. They have 2 bathrooms at entrance and some portable potty’s at far end. Overall condition was not bad. Wish concession were open more and trash cans need a good cleaning but fields were not bad.
I've been coaching for years now,and Bennetts Creek has always been my favorite little league facility to visit and coach. I joined BC last fall for my first season as a coach. I'm so much looking forward to the upcoming spring season. If you're looking to get your child involved in baseball or softball, this is the place for you and your children. BC is filled with such wonderful people (volunteers) who keep the league running year to year. Let's go! Play ball..... Photos are from last year's all-stars in Richmond, VA. Bennetts Creek and Churchland combine team.
I am embarrassed to be associated with the league on this day, after witnessing league leadership argue with parents from an opposing team over something that could have easily been corrected. Individuals from a Bennetts Creek team were continously hitting foul balls, from a field with no backstop, into a live game taking place. Instead of being asked to stop, the kids were encouraged to continue practicing. Poor decision making skills on the part of league leadership.



