Llanerch Hills Baseball and Softball is a community youth diamond-sports program in Drexel Hill, PA, offering baseball and softball for children roughly ages 4 to 12 at Dermond Field. It runs seasonal recreational league play rather than a summer camp program.
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★Ryan AMy son was in the t-ball league this past year, which included a registration fee. Communication was terrible from the start, as one week before opening day we had been provided no information whatsoever. We were never told that parents would be entirely responsible for organizing and running the games, as well as providing ALL equipment for the kids. (Bats, balls, helmets, tees, etc). There was NO coach, NO equipment, or anything else provided by the league. Multiple emails were sent inquiring about this to league director Steve Cianciola who never responded. Extremely disorganized league which provided absolutely nothing for the registration fee. Would not recommend or ever sign my children up for this league again.
★★★★★Ruth BriggsMy grandson is on the U12 Llannerch baseball team and this is his home field. It’s has great baseball fields, the place is very neat and tidy. The snack bar is pretty darn good too!
★★Jay HiattOur kid's coach was great, and he enjoyed playing. The fields were fine (but need better seating), and the snack bars are good. However, the planning and communication in the league is terrible. Several times, they moved our son's game for entirely foreseeable reasons (i.e., they had something else scheduled at the same time), and gave us less than 24 hours notice of the new game. At the end of the season, there was a tournament, but there was no communication for several weeks following the final regular season game (not even an email saying that there would be a tournament, what weekend it would be, etc.), and then the tournament schedule was sent out the day before the first game. I would only recommend this league to families who have no other schedules or commitments, as they seem to assume that you can drop everything at a moment's notice.
★★★★Lee Ann WinscomIt needs bleachers on both sides. I had to either sit away from or stand behind him. Bathroom was clean. Snack bar had a lot of choices. Prices weren't bad.
★★★★John K (JKush409)Nice facilities from a visiting teams perspective. Wasn't crazy about the girls playing softball on a baseball field with a big mound, but other than that it was a great facility.