Muskegon Heights Police Athletic League is not only back, but growing
01/18
Currently geared towards youth 8 to 12, the league is looking to expand so that 13 and 14-year-olds can keep playing ball.
02/18
After a 15 year hiatus, the Muskegon Heights Police Athletic League is back and growing each summer.
03/18
After a 16 year hiatus, the Muskegon Heights Police Athletic League is back and growing each summer.
04/18
Parents and community members come together for the league's games and practices.
05/18
After a 16 year hiatus, the Muskegon Heights Police Athletic League is back and growing each summer.
06/18
Currently geared towards youth 8 to 12, the league is looking to expand so that 13 and 14-year-olds can keep playing ball.
07/18
The league is a huge part of the community and bringing everyone together.
08/18
After budget cuts to the city's recreation program forced a 15 year hiatus, Chief Thomas pursued a grant with the Muskegon Community Foundation to bring baseball back for the city's youth.
09/18
After budget cuts to the city's recreation program forced a 15 year hiatus, Chief Thomas pursued a grant with the Muskegon Community Foundation to bring baseball back for the city's youth.
10/18
Currently geared towards youth 8 to 12, the league is looking to expand so that 13 and 14-year-olds can keep playing ball.
11/18
After a 16 year hiatus, the Muskegon Heights Police Athletic League is back and growing each summer.
12/18
Parents and community members come together for the league's games and practices.
13/18
Parents and community members come together for the league's games and practices.
14/18
After a 16 year hiatus, the Muskegon Heights Police Athletic League is back and growing each summer.
15/18
After a 15 year hiatus, the Muskegon Heights Police Athletic League is back and growing each summer.
16/18
Currently geared towards youth 8 to 12, the league is looking to expand so that 13 and 14-year-olds can keep playing ball.
17/18
There were four teams in 2016, but Muskegon Heights Police Chief Joseph Thomas says there will likely be 6 this summer.
18/18
There were four teams in 2016, but Muskegon Heights Police Chief Joseph Thomas says there will likely be 6 this summer.
