Upper Saddle River Baseball Association

Batting Cage Fundraiser – Please Help Us Rebuild! 

The Upper Saddle River Baseball Board has a long and rich history of not only providing a wonderful sports experience for the young boys and girls of Upper Saddle River but, just as important, the community at large through donations to charities and fundraisers when possible. 

Two years ago, the Upper Saddle River Baseball Board took on and succeeded its biggest initiative to date – fundraising through engraved pavers at Patron’s Path and building the four new dugouts at Hess Majors and Hess Minors!  In addition to the dugouts last year, USR Baseball has provided field watering upgrades to both Hess Majors & Minors, fencing and batting cage upgrades to name a few. 

In early September of 2021, Hurricane Ida had caused major damage to our batting cages at Hess Majors.   Fences were washed away and equipment, equipment boxes, cage nets, and turf damaged.  While the town is helping with repairs to the fences, USR Baseball is solely responsible to rebuild the cages.  We have already begun work there, but need help to complete our vision.  Our current vision includes (4) hitting bays, new machines, tee stations, turf, and pitching bullpens! 

Therefore, if you missed out on the first opportunity to be a part of Hess Field history at Patron’s Path and the dugout construction, please purchase a paver now to help rebuild the cages! 

We will be selling 8x8 bricks through this website for $205, which will include a clipart option as well a replica 4” x 4” tile that you can proudly display in your home. 

If interested in the

Platinum 2’ x 2’ paver sponsorship opportunities, 

please contact us directly at [email protected].  

***We will close the 2022 paver fundraising by 5/31/22***

so that we can release them into production and have them installed this summer!  

Each engraved brick will be a forever reminder of the support your family provided through volunteering, coaching or playing that your son or daughters did in Upper Saddle River.