On Saturday, August 27, the Gateway Archers and the Chicago Comets finally got to play for bragging rights and the Illinois Secretary of State Cup at the University of Illinois Springfield Campus Rec Park. The game had been postponed from its original April 30 date due to extreme weather. With the many tournaments for both…
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This fall/winter in San Antonio, the Texas Adaptive Play Initiative (TAPI), in partnership with MindsEye and BeepBall Nation, is hosting the first ever All-Star game from the Top 20 Beep Baseball players in the nation as well as 5 alternates, 3 female players, and 2 rookies. Through a diverse selection panel made up of individuals…
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MindsEye Announces the Inaugural Beep Baseball “Battle for Illinois” The state’s two nationally competitive teams go head-to-head on August 27th, 2022 for the “Illinois Secretary of State” BeepBall trophy Belleville, IL – MindsEye’s nationally competing Beep Baseball team, the Gateway Archers, will soon bring the first-ever Beep Baseball event to Springfield, IL. On August 27, 2022,…
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The Archers competed in their third tournament of the year last weekend. The Indy Bonanza took place at North Central High School in Indianapolis, IN from June 3 through 5. It was hosted by the five-time reigning Beep Baseball World Series Champions, the Indy Thunder. Other teams attending this year were: Atlanta Chaos, Austin Blackhawks,…
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The Archers took part in their second tournament of the year in Indianapolis, IN. The Hitters and Heroes Tournament is a special tournament that honors the Service Men and Women of our Country. Archers Volunteer, Cory Sturdevant received a special mention for his service in the US Marine Corps. Typically held over 9/11 weekend, the…
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Please enjoy this latest Ear to Ear with Coach Mike, Kim, Mari, Kyle, and Liam of the Gateway Archers! In this episode, we take a deep dive into the players’ BeepBall origin stories, other athletic pursuits, and get a preview of the upcoming season! Gateway Archers Facebook Page St. Louis Public Radio piece about blind…
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