The Conicelli Family has made a significant contribution to the Conshohocken Baseball & Softball League by funding a new pavilion at Sutcliffe Park in memory of their parents, Dominic and Florence Conicelli. Both Dom and Florence grew up in Conshohocken and the pavilion will serve as a lasting memorial to their legacy and love for the community.
On July 25, 2024, all 3 siblings, Lori Hammond, Donna McNally, and Dom Conicelli were able to check out the brand-new pavilion and meet some of the baseball and softball players that will be able to use it. This facility, located right next to the baseball fields, has already proven invaluable by providing shelter during inclement weather, allowing teams to continue practicing without interruption. The pavilion is set to feature six batting cages, enhancing the training experience for young athletes in the community.
This donation underscores Conicelli Autoplex’s commitment to supporting local initiatives and fostering a vibrant, active community. We are excited to see the positive impact this pavilion will have on the Conshohocken Baseball & Softball League for years to come.
Stay tuned for updates on the pavilion's progress and the installation of the batting cages. Let's keep the spirit of play alive, rain or shine!
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Check out more about the Conshohocken Baseball & Softball League's journey here - Keeping it local: Conshohocken batting cages project proves value of hometown business (timesherald.com)
Check out more about the Conshohocken Baseball & Softball League's journey here - Keeping it local: Conshohocken batting cages project proves value of hometown business (timesherald.com)
