The history of baseball in America is embedded in every corner of this land.  Anoka/Ramsey Baseball is rich with history as well. From the early days when a kid laces up his spikes, grabs his cap and glove to play another game, the memories are made and development begins. If you then fast-forward to the strategic approach a baseball player may take to his particular skill set - one will quickly realize that one cannot achieve results without the dedication of those people around him/her. Development of a ballplayer starts with the routine practices and every single at bat to learn from. Anoka/Ramsey Baseball is an organization with many people willing to help you succeed.

The A/R Baseball Alumni area of our website was put into action to share some of the positive results of those growing up playing in Anoka/Ramsey. Should you have a suggestion or nomination of a ballplayer whom you feel is an inspiration for others - please contact Chuck Day to share your idea. Photos and announcements are always welcome.

Eric Birch, 2008 Graduate of Anoka High School, is currently attending Waldorf College in Iowa. Eric’s was involved in Anoka Baseball for years and is an inspiration for any developing player within the Anoka/Ramsey Baseball program. Recently, Chuck Day sat down with Eric in a short question and answer discussion to share with you. 

Eric Birch - Anoka High School Playing Days

Taylor Nelson, 2007 Graduate of Anoka High School, is currently attending Valley City State University in Valley City North Dakota. Taylor was involved in baseball for years and is another model player from within the Anoka/Ramsey Baseball program. Recently, Chuck Day sat down with Taylor in a short question and answer discussion.

Taylor Nelson - Valley State University, ND

Matt Olson, 2006 Anoka High School Graduate, currently plays baseball for St. Thomas College. In 2009, Matt was an integral part of the D3 World Series and has had great success on and off the diamond. Chuck Day recently sat down with Matt to ask a few questions to share some of Matt’s inspiration and love of the game.