Fall Baseball, Gansett Boys’ Soccer Starting

Two unrelated sports are combined in this one item! What fun!

Release courtesy of the Rhode Island Rebels. Join the staff of the Rhode Island Rebels, the area’s elite travel baseball program, on Thursday, Aug. 16 at the Bomb Squad Baseball Company to learn about the full slate of baseball programs offered this fall. Informational sessions and registration will be held at the Bomb Squad, 1174 Kingstown Rd, Wakefield, at the following date and times: The Rebels fall programs including the following: 13U Program - Coached by former URI assistant Steve Breitbach, this program is designed to introduce players who have completed Little League to the game on the regulation field.  Players will be introduced to rule changes on the larger field, such as taking leads, pitching from the stretch, etc. Team will …

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Cirella Joins R.I. Rebels AAU Baseball Program

The former University of Rhode Island assistant coach and Salve Regina standout will lead the Rebels’ U-17 college prospect baseball team.

Eric Cirella, a veteran assistant baseball coach at the University of Rhode Island, has joined the staff of the Rhode Islands Rebels, the area’s elite AAU travel baseball program. The Rebels train out of the Bomb Squad Baseball Company in Wakefield. Cirella, 29, will serve as the head coach of the Rebels’ 17 and under college prospect team. He will also head the hitting and field instruction programs out of the Bomb Squad. “The Rhode Island Rebels is a prestigious baseball program. I am excited to be a part of such an elite organization that focuses on the development of college prospects,” Cirella said. As the third base coach for the Rams since 2007, Cirella was an instrumental part of the Rams’ program that has qualified for the …

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Bomb Squad To Host NCAA Recruiting Seminar

Student athletes can learn all about the complex process of college recruiting during the free seminar.

Aspiring college athletes take note: An NCAA Recruiting Seminar open to parents and student-athletes will be held on March 5 at 7:30 p.m. at the Bomb Squad Baseball Company, 1174 Kingstown Road. The one-hour seminar is free of charge and will outline the college recruiting process. The seminar will serve to educate student-athletes and parents in an effort to better understand the complex world of college recruiting and will allow them to make knowledgeable decisions. The seminar will be led by Steve Breitbach, a former college player, coach and recruiting coordinator, who has extensive experience on both sides of the recruiting process. The seminar will cover: Space is limited. To reserve a spot in the seminar, contact Steve Breitbach at…

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Video: Bomb Squad Drops Gifts on Boys & Girls

Bomb Squad Baseball and the AAU Rebels delivered donated sports equipment to the Boys & Girls Club.

Children at the Boys & Girls Club of Providence got an early Christmas present Tuesday, thanks to a local company and the generosity of the community. The Bomb Squad Baseball Company of Wakefield, has been collecting new and used sports equipment for the last month to benefit the Boys & Girls Clubs of Providence. On Tuesday, the local AAU Rebels baseball team joined Bomb Squad in delivering the equipment to the club.

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Still Time to Drop off Sports Equipment for Boys & Girls Clubs

Bomb Squad Baseball Company, of Wakefield, is collecting new and used sports equipment through Sunday.

There's still a few days remaining to donate gently used and new sports equipment for the Boys & Girls Clubs of Providence. Donations are being accepted at the Bomb Squad Baseball Company in Wakefield through Sunday, Dec. 18. “The donations are piling up, but we can still use more,” said the Bomb Squad’s Phil Davidson. “We’re asking everyone to make a difference in the lives of thousands of area youth this holiday season. Everyone has a baseball glove, a pair of skates or a tennis racquet that is in good condition, but they don’t use anymore. Drop it off to us and we’ll make sure it gets to put to good use at the Boys & Girls Clubs.” Sports equipment donations will be accepted at the Bomb Squad, 1174 Kingstown, Road, Wakefield, through …

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Bomb Squad, B&G Club Team Up for Sports Drive

Drop off new or gently used sports equipment at the Bomb Squad Baseball Company before Dec. 18. Donations will be delivered to the Boys & Girls Club.

This holiday season the Bomb Squad Baseball Company has teamed up with the Boys & Girls Clubs of Providence to collect gently used and new sports equipment for the kids who utilize the club. “Playing sports can make a big difference in a young person’s life,” said the Bomb Squad’s Phil Davidson. “But many families are experiencing tough times in this harsh economic climate and don’t have the funds to buy necessary items, let alone sports equipment. We’re asking everyone to play if forward this holiday season and make a difference in the lives of thousands of area youth.  Everyone has a baseball glove, a pair of skates or a tennis racquet that are in good condition, but they don’t use anymore. Drop it off to us and we’ll make sure it gets …