Spokane Baseball Club

“Expenses tournament fees 33,007 team travel 10,442 equipment/uniforms 10,519 contract labor - coaches 33,561 bank charges 162 insurance 1,116 field rental 3,200 office supplies 89 state license 10 refund 435 total 92,541”

“Prior period adjustment 0”

“The spokane baseball club (the club) is established for the purpose of providing an opportunity for youth baseball players to compete at a level consistent with competitive, collegiate baseball. The club consists of a committed and dedicated group that upholds the principles, traditions and excellence at all levels of high school baseball through the cooperative efforts and voluntary support of parents, players and coaches. The activities of the club are conducted by its members that consist of (i) youth baseball players; (ii) baseball coaches; (iii) parents of the clubs player members; and (v) other individuals interested in furthering the purposes of the club. The activities are conducted primarily from november through august of each year, with minor activities occurring at other times. All activities are conducted in and around spokane, washington.”

“The activities of the club further the clubs exempt purposes by promoting a competitive and memorable baseball experience for young men through quality coaching, scheduling, facilities and expectations at affordable costs for all families. One hundred percent (100%) of the clubs and its members times is devoted to this activity and purpose. The activity of the club is funded by player and member dues, other baseball-related activities (eg. Baseball camps for young people) and sponsorships.”

“The activities of the club further the clubs exempt purposes by promoting a competitive and memorable baseball experience for young men through quality coaching, scheduling, facilities and expectations at affordable costs for all families. One hundred percent (100%) of the clubs and its members times is devoted to this activity and purpose. The activity of the club is funded by player and member dues, other baseball-related activities (eg. Baseball camps for young people) and sponsorships.”