Niagara Power Baseball

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About Us The Niagara Power, named for the power that is made evident when admiring Niagara Falls, is an expansion team in the New York Collegiate Baseball League (NYCBL) and is an Affiliate of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA), a national, faith-based ministry. FCA partnered with Cal Kern (Grand Island, NY) and the city of Niagara Falls to establish the Niagara Power in 2007. General Information: Home games located at Sal Maglie Stadium on 1200 Hyde Park Blvd., Niagara Falls. Skill Development: FCA Baseball offers individual practice sessions in which players are given instruction and time to develop various aspects of their game. Competition: The Niagara Power plays a forty game schedule that includes competing in the NYCBL, one of the best summer wood bat leagues in the country, as well as other collegiate teams in the U.S. Character Development: Players have the opportunity to hear from FCA Chaplains, area pastors and sports ministry directors throughout the summer on issues like: "How to Make it to the Next Level" and "The Importance of Living a Life of Character on and off the Field." Spiritual Development: FCA emphasizes the development of the whole player: body, mind and spirit. The Power conduct regular team bible studies that focus on growing closer to God and how to instill Christian principles into their baseball careers. Power players are also challenged to become positive role models and to share about their faith in Christ throughout the summer through various youth camps, clinics and community service projects. Being a Team Player for Life: We firmly believe that after a summer with FCA Baseball players will report back to their collegiate programs trained to be better ball players and leaders on their teams, their campuses, and in whatever they do after college. The Power strongly believes in being active in the community and participating in many service opportunities. We have established our program to be an instrument to give back to our neighborhoods and region.