Help Aaidenn Compete at Omaha SlumpBuster

Hi, my name is Aaidenn Liermann. I am thirteen years old.

I love the sport of baseball and have been playing since I was four years old. My grandfather and I shared a love for the sport as he used to be a pitcher along with my uncle and cousins.

My main position is pitcher, but I also enjoy playing outfield and infield. I have also played catcher from time to time. I earned a certificate award from my coach in 2021 for “Golden Glove” (All-around best player). I am currently in 7th grade at Valley Center Middle School and have earned a place on the Honor Roll every semester. I have competed in our local “Pitch, Hit, and Run” where I won two years in a row and was awarded to compete against the county winners at Petco Park. My life goal is to be recruited after high school and play college baseball like my grandfather in hopes of making it professional.

I am also umpiring during the spring and fall Little League season to earn money. I recently purchased my own personal batting cage where I can train and practice.

I was fortunate to attend and participate in the 12U Cooperstown, New York tournament last summer 2024. It was the experience of a lifetime and one I can share with younger generations. I enjoy helping younger players, my younger sister being one of them, learn the basics, fundamentals, and safety for the sport while keeping it fun.

As a pitcher, I have learned that staying healthy and proper daily exercise is important to keep my arm functional. I am currently being coached by a retired Major League Baseball pitcher, Troy Cate, for the last 2 years, as well as seeking physical therapy and training with Ryan Martinou, who is the owner of our local Base Camp Sports Therapy. As I mature, I have learned a lot about my body and keeping it healthy.

I am currently a part of the San Diego Pirates “white” travel team. We recently moved up to 14U to challenge ourselves as a team and as individual players on a competitive level. We have been fortunate to be invited to play at SlumpBuster Omaha this June 2025.

To continue to play at a competitive level and grow as an individual player, there are yearly season and monthly fees, tournament fees, travel and hotel fees, private lesson fees, physical therapy fees, and yearly equipment/uniform costs to maintain adequate gear the leagues require. I am kindly reaching out seeking a sponsorship or donation in any amount to help support my passion for baseball and to get me to Omaha this summer where I will compete with my team and experience the College Baseball World Series at Triple Crown’s Omaha SlumpBuster.

Should you consider sponsoring me or sending donations, you may send via:

Checks made out to my mother, Heather Halperin.

Venmo: @Heather-Halperin-1

Zelle: [email redacted]

Thank you for your time and consideration during my journey and supporting my passion and goals while representing our small town.

Sincerely,

Aaidenn Liermann

P.O. Box 650,

Valley Center, CA 92082

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