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At the Aruban government press conference on Wednesday morning, Minister of Education and Sports Endy Croes detailed his work trip to Williamsport, Pennsylvania, USA. Minister Endy Croes said it was a successful visit and he provided moral support to the Aruban baseball team that will represent the Caribbean in the 2024 Little League World Series. “This is a unique experience for our young people in Aruba,” the President said. In addition, Minister Endy Croes met with several executives including Musco’s Central America and Caribbean Manager, Mr. Christopher Hansen. Musco is a well-known lighting company that was founded in 1976 and is active in different countries around the world. The company has various types of lamps, including those for football fields, baseball fields, and softball fields. They also produce various types of high-quality light poles. They have a lot of expertise in light quality and calculate how many lux are needed on the field. In the United States, almost all sports facilities use Musco lighting systems. Musco is a key partner of the Little League World Series in Williamsport, so they manage all the Little League fields internationally. Soon, Musko will go to Aruba to provide advice and services for the sports fields in Aruba. The next day, Minister Endy Croes met with Chief Operating Officer Sr. Patrick Wilson and “Senior Executive Operations” Sr. Dan Wirth. They are the heads of the Little League World Series in Williamsport. Conversations on different topics of interest to Aruba. It will receive technical support to renovate the Pos Chikito baseball field to Little League standards. The executives gave a comprehensive explanation of their systems. In this way, Aruba has a good concept match and a field that meets international standards to “host” international competitions in the country. Finally, the Minister of Education met with the Director of Latin America and the Caribbean, Carlos Pagan. Also, Mr. Pagan provides services to Mexico and the countries of South America, Central America and the Caribbean. Mr. Pagan confirmed that he will go to Aruba in September or October, where he will talk more deeply about the entire Little League project. In addition, help and advice were requested from Mr. regarding the payment of the overall structure of Aruba and what are the possibilities for modernizing it. The classification requirements for the Latin American, Caribbean and South American sections can also be better understood. In conclusion, the Minister of Sports said that this was a great conference that will benefit our young baseball players.
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