Jerry Haag Motors encourages Highland County baseball fans to swing for the fences
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Jerry Haag Motors has announced it is going to bat for baseball fans in Highland County through Chevrolet’s “Diamonds and Dreams” program. Jerry Haag Motors encourages residents to register now online at www.chevybaseball.com for a chance to win one of the 100 prizes available.
Available prizes include:
• 20 youth baseball field makeovers, with the 20 field nominees each receiving a year’s worth of Scotts Miracle-Gro products;
• 20 baseball clinics from famed Ripken Baseball;
• 60 baseball equipment packages to outfit a youth baseball team; and,
• Four trips to the 2011 MLB All-Star Game for the winner and three guests, plus the chance to win a new Chevrolet.
"Chevrolet’s ‘Diamonds and Dreams’ program can bring the magic of baseball to our community in a meaningful way,” said Steve Haag of Jerry Haag Motors. “We’re honored to be active in Highland County because it’s where our customers live, work, and play.”
One hundred winners will be drawn from all eligible entries submitted online at www.chevybaseball.com.
In addition to winning youth baseball prizes for their community, each of the 100 winners also will be entered for a chance to win one of four trips for four to the MLB All-Star Game on July 12 in Phoenix, Arizona and the chance to win a Chevrolet.
Chevrolet is partnering with The Scotts Company, Ripken Baseball, Ripken Design, Rawlings Sporting Goods, MLB Advanced Media, and Major League Baseball to kick start the program to coincide with MLB Opening Day on March 31, 2011. The program ends on May 31, 2011. Program winners will be announced in June.
For official rules, please visit www.chevybaseball.com.
“Chevrolet continues its commitment to baseball, from youth leagues to the Major Leagues,” said Phil Caruso, Chevrolet Marketing Manager. “This is one more way we can bring the joy of baseball to the community level.”
Administering renovations for the 20 field makeovers is Ripken Design, the sports design and consulting firm owned by National Baseball Hall of Famer, Cal Ripken, Jr. and 12-year Major League Baseball veteran, Bill Ripken.
Chevrolet is proud to be the “Official Vehicle of Major League Baseball.” It has expanded its support of MLB to youth baseball players in communities across the country through the Chevy Youth Baseball program. Since its beginning in Atlanta in 2006, Chevy Youth Baseball has benefitted more than one million youth baseball players and their families.
Scotts, the Official Lawn Care Company of MLB, continues to partner with Chevrolet and MLB on multiple field refurbishments. Scotts believes that it is important to offer youth a safe, reliable field and playing area. In addition to helping reduce injuries, a strong foundation of thick and lush grass helps to create a beautiful outdoor environment that encourages children to spend time outdoors.
For more information about the “Diamonds and Dreams” program and a chance for your community to win, please visit www.chevybaseball.com.
No Purchase Necessary. Ends May 31, 2011. Open to legal residents of the 50 U.S. & DC, 18+. Void where prohibited. Odds of winning a prize will depend on the number of eligible entries received for the applicable drawing. For rules visit chevybaseball.com.[[In-content Ad]]
Available prizes include:
• 20 youth baseball field makeovers, with the 20 field nominees each receiving a year’s worth of Scotts Miracle-Gro products;
• 20 baseball clinics from famed Ripken Baseball;
• 60 baseball equipment packages to outfit a youth baseball team; and,
• Four trips to the 2011 MLB All-Star Game for the winner and three guests, plus the chance to win a new Chevrolet.
"Chevrolet’s ‘Diamonds and Dreams’ program can bring the magic of baseball to our community in a meaningful way,” said Steve Haag of Jerry Haag Motors. “We’re honored to be active in Highland County because it’s where our customers live, work, and play.”
One hundred winners will be drawn from all eligible entries submitted online at www.chevybaseball.com.
In addition to winning youth baseball prizes for their community, each of the 100 winners also will be entered for a chance to win one of four trips for four to the MLB All-Star Game on July 12 in Phoenix, Arizona and the chance to win a Chevrolet.
Chevrolet is partnering with The Scotts Company, Ripken Baseball, Ripken Design, Rawlings Sporting Goods, MLB Advanced Media, and Major League Baseball to kick start the program to coincide with MLB Opening Day on March 31, 2011. The program ends on May 31, 2011. Program winners will be announced in June.
For official rules, please visit www.chevybaseball.com.
“Chevrolet continues its commitment to baseball, from youth leagues to the Major Leagues,” said Phil Caruso, Chevrolet Marketing Manager. “This is one more way we can bring the joy of baseball to the community level.”
Administering renovations for the 20 field makeovers is Ripken Design, the sports design and consulting firm owned by National Baseball Hall of Famer, Cal Ripken, Jr. and 12-year Major League Baseball veteran, Bill Ripken.
Chevrolet is proud to be the “Official Vehicle of Major League Baseball.” It has expanded its support of MLB to youth baseball players in communities across the country through the Chevy Youth Baseball program. Since its beginning in Atlanta in 2006, Chevy Youth Baseball has benefitted more than one million youth baseball players and their families.
Scotts, the Official Lawn Care Company of MLB, continues to partner with Chevrolet and MLB on multiple field refurbishments. Scotts believes that it is important to offer youth a safe, reliable field and playing area. In addition to helping reduce injuries, a strong foundation of thick and lush grass helps to create a beautiful outdoor environment that encourages children to spend time outdoors.
For more information about the “Diamonds and Dreams” program and a chance for your community to win, please visit www.chevybaseball.com.
No Purchase Necessary. Ends May 31, 2011. Open to legal residents of the 50 U.S. & DC, 18+. Void where prohibited. Odds of winning a prize will depend on the number of eligible entries received for the applicable drawing. For rules visit chevybaseball.com.[[In-content Ad]]