For 2 weekends in October, the Jets baseball program will team up with the Miracle League of Enid in celebration of the game of baseball. The Miracle League of Enid is a T-Ball League for disabled youths and adults. The Miracle League plays its games at ABC Park in Enid.

The Miracle League is a non-profit organization that is run through Noon Ambucs and 4RKids. The 4RKids Foundation, Inc. was founded in Enid, OK, in 2003.   A small group of parents and educators of children and adults with special needs recognized the need for more services and opportunities for individuals with developmental disabilities in Garfield and surrounding counties of northwest Oklahoma. The mission of 4RKids is to promote community awareness of individuals with special needs, and to provide vocational, educational, and social/recreational opportunities for children and adults with special needs. 

4RKids provides support to children and adults with special needs.  Miracle League grew out of a partnership of 4RKids and Enid Noon AMBUCS.  It began around 2009 and has been growing ever since.  We have 67 players that play on 6 teams with ages ranging from 4 years to 60 years.

 Please visit our website at www.4RKids.com to find out more information.

More about Noon Ambucs can be found here.

Each weekend will send different Jets baseball players to ABC Park to enjoy a good afternoon of baseball and most imporantly, friendship. Here are some quotes from Jet players about their experience with the Miracle League.

"Baseball is a fun sport. Howerever, whenever you play the game you are focused on winning the game and having fun. The Miracle League allowed me to see people having fun and playing with a smile on their face, not just trying to win the game."

- Sophomore, Grant Powell

"It was a humbling experience to see how we can impact others that haven't been given the same opportunities we have through playing the game that I love."

- Sophomore, Logan Carter

"Miracle League was an awesome experience as it allowed me to help others play the game of baseball despite their differences."

- Freshman, Brandon Morgan

 "It was life changing. It really made me appreciate everything God has givin me."

- Sophomore, Cade Fulton

"I had a great time with the Miracle League even though I had two home runs hit off me. It really put into perspective how lucky we are to play this game at the level we do."

- Freshman, Jacob Henson

"Seeing all of the players smile and getting a chance to play baseball with them was the most fun I've had in a awhile."

- Sophomore, Cooper Harris

"Being able to participate in Miracle League was a touching experience I won't ever forget. Getting the chance to make a bond with someone doesn't come around often and I'm glad I got the chance to do so."

- Freshman, Jarod Riggio

"It's nice to see through the game of baseball we can all come together as a team and change lives."

- Sophomore, Joseph Flood

"It was a lot of fun, meeting the different memebers of the community and getting a chance to interact with them, share some laughs and play the game of baseball is something I won't ever forget."

- Sophomore, Chris Hansen

"Miracle League took me back to when I was little and the only thing that mattered was the love of the game."

- Sophomore, Wesley O'Neill

"It was a great and humbling experience. We were able to help a kid who never had the chance to play this game play. Their smiles make me appreciate the game so much more."

- Sophomore, Kyler Patterson