Brakettesinc C/O Hypackinc

“Expenses office expense 4,898 team travel 21,254 insurance 1,103 promotional 2,790 contributions/scholarship 421 postage 195 field rental 7,000 housing 6,866 sales tax 1,343 game supplies 8,909 total 54,779”

“Inventories for sale or use 400 400 total 400 400”

“Teaching sportsmanship to young athletes, building and enhancing the character of young athletes through amateur athletic competition, offering athletic training to improve skills in softball, and providing a structured environment for amateur softball competition.”

“The brakettes provided the opportunity for women aged 16-33 to play organized softball. Over 25 players from the local community and 300 opponents were able to play in organized amateur competition.”

“The brakettes hosted their annual softball training clinic to teach softball skills and sportsmanship to girls aged 1016. Separate clinics focused on pitching, hitting and defense. The brakettes encouraged inner city girls from stratford and bridgeport to take part in the clinics by assisting twenty (20) girls to attend the clinics without charge. The brakettes also worked with the stratford recreation girls' softball league, sending team members to weekly practices and to act as coaches throughout the summer season.”

“Community work: the brakettes continued to play an important role in the local community. Arrangements were made for senior citizen groups, special-needs groups and youth organizations such as little league, ymca and girls clubs to attend games free-of-charge. Team members spoke and mixed with each group, stressing the importance of teamwork, physical fitness and dedication to achieving goals. The brakettes also worked with the stratford recreation girls' softball league, sending team members to assist in drills and act as coaches on a weekly basis. The brakettes held a breast cancer awareness night. The team was dressed in pink and the susan g komen for the cure organization handed out literature to the crowd and received all donations for the night. The brakettes also continued their tradition of awarding a local high school girl who is in need, with a scholarship.”