Shadow Hills High School Varsity Baseball Fundraiser

Shadow Hills Varsity Baseball Fundraiser

There are many expenses trying to maintain a major sports program and very finite resources. Proper equipment and supplies are needed to help give our athletes a chance to compete and succeed. Knights Baseball’s Club fundraising provides our baseball program the funds needed to continue to be successful. Our goal is to raise enough to purchase the following much needed equipment; Replacement clay for both field’s infields, portable fencing for tournament and season play, baseballs for all levels, replacement uniforms, new flag for Varsity field, rebuild mounds & batters boxes on both fields, over-seeding/fertilizing material, etc. (and much more TBD)! Those are just some of the items we need to maintain and further our program. We are partnering with Blast Athletics making this donation easier than ever before. Your donation can be made in a few seconds, a click of a mouse, or pressing a button on your smart phone. By donating, you become a part of the SHHS Knights Baseball community. You will receive updates, game postings and information about how the Knights are doing. Please “click” below to get started and know that we really appreciate your help.

About Us

Through the first 6 years of Varsity level competition the Knights have compiled a record of 105-51 while winning four DeAnza League Championships, and a CIF-SS divisional ranking as high as #5. All of this while maintaining a +3.0 Team GPA. Of the 20 players that we have graduated in the first five Senior classes; 4 have earned athletic and/or academic scholarships to Div. 1, Div. 2, and NAIA programs (Fresno State Univ, Cal Poly S.L.O., Cal Baptist Univ., La Sierra Univ., UC San Diego, Northern Arizona Univ.) along with one of those being selected to the 2014 U.S. National Collegiate Squad, and then two of them drafted by MLB. One was drafted as the Los Angeles Angels #1 pick of the 2015 MLB Draft (26th overall, Taylor Ward), the other was drafted in the fourth round by the Chicago Cubs (134th overall Tyson Miller). Another one is competing and taking classes at the Junior College level (Fullerton JC).