The Lethbridge Bulls are committed to the community, and such, are dedicated to the advancement of minor baseball in Lethbridge.  As a franchise, the Bulls hope to have a steady flow of local talent come through the Lethbridge system and one day dawn the Bulls Jersey in front of their hometown.  The Bulls are active in participating with camps throughout Southern Alberta, such as the Rocky Mountain Baseball School and hope to pass on the information they have learned from the tutelage of numerous top level college coaches throughout North America and give it to the youth of Southern Alberta so they can flourishin the sport of baseball.

- The Province's premier baseball camp for over 15 years!

There are 3 camps offered throughout the summer including 2 dedicated to Skill Development and the final camp geared towards high Performance and fine tuning your skills. 

Camp dates are as follows:

Camp #1: 9-12 Year olds: Skill Development - July 8-10, 2009

Camp #2: 12-15 Year Olds: Skill Development - July 20-22, 2009

Camp #3: 10-17 Year Olds: High Performance - August 18-21, 2009

The 2009 camp includes a new batch of instructors including former NCAA Division 1 player, Intercollegiate Team Canada member, and Lethbridge Bulls Assistant Coach Ken Fuglerud.  Fuglerud will be the Hitting and Outfield coach with 4-Time WMBL All-Star Dustin Bissonnette looking after the Infield, current NCAA Division 1 sophomore Taylor Reid teaching the skills of pitching, and NCAA Division 1 Junior, Conor Larkin as the catching coach.

For camp info you can contact us at  This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it  or call (403) 320-2025 ext.27. 

We are accepting Registrations now.  Register before July 1st to recieve a complimentary wood bat courtesy of the Rocky Mountain Baseball School! 

Spitz Stadium plays host to the Rocky Mountain Baseball School and provides baseball youth with a top notch facility and environment for which every baseball player can aspire to play in with the skills and hard work camps like the Rocky Mountain Baseball School preaches.