The SKS team from South Bend
braved the cold and overnight
conditions to finish fifth in the
2009 Super "B" World Series in
Nashville. Read the long story
that will make you feel like you
were there all weekend! More.
Missing four starting players
didn't stop the Street Kids team
from a magical weekend in
Indianapolis at the 2009 "B
World Series! Click here to read
the story and see plenty of
pictures and a video highlight!
The Suburban team and SKS of
South Bend partnered up to
compete in the 35+ NSA Major
World Series in 2009. Despite
only having 11 guys in uniform,
the Suburban/SKS team finished
in third place. More.
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In Memory of
Wayne Myers:
Indiana State
Commissioner,
who passed
away on
January 10,
2010.
2010 Record:  3-1
2/21/10 -The Fort Wayne Street Kids softball
team hosted a special Street Kids Care event this
past Sunday at Crazy Pinz on Lima Road in Fort
Wayne. The event - a no tap bowling tourney -
raised $3,500 for H.O.P.E. For Animals, an
organization to prevent euthanasia in the FW
area. Last year, over 11,000
animals were euthanized in
Fort Wayne alone. SK Care,
thanks to Melissa Stevenson
of FW Street Kids, is making
it their goal to bring awareness
to this growing problem. Click
here for the WANE-TV story.