100-year-old WWII veteran throws first pitch at Long Island Ducks ballpark

Henry Levy, 100 years old, enjoyed a dream come true recently on a New York ballfield.

Henry Levy got to take his love of baseball to the next level.

The 100-year-old baseball fan and World War II veteran threw out the ceremonial first pitch at a Men’s Senior Baseball League (MSBL) game this past Sunday.

Supporters, fans and family members showed up to support the veteran at Fairfield Properties Ballpark — home of the Long Island Ducks — in Central Islip, New York. 

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Levy tossed the pitch to his son, Cory Levy, who’s been a member of the MSBL for 25 years.

Cory Levy shared with Fox News Digital how his father first saw Yogi Berra throw a first pitch for the New York Yankees in 2010 and said, "I could do that."

WWII veteran Henry Levy and his son, Cory Levy, get ready for a Men's Senior Baseball League game at Fairfield Properties Ballpark in Central Islip, N.Y., on July 17, 2022. (Casey Levy)

WWII veteran Henry Levy and his son, Cory Levy, attend a Men's Senior Baseball League game at Fairfield Properties Ballpark in Central Islip, N.Y., on July 17, 2022. (Casey Levy)

The father-son duo made it their mission to practice pitching and built an area outside with a pitcher’s mound to have a catch.

"Father's Day, every year, even including this year — 100 years old — we have a catch," he said.

Long Islander Cory Levy kisses his father and WWII veteran Henry Levy at Fairfield Properties Ballpark in Central Islip, N.Y., on July 17, 2022. (Casey Levy)

Henry Levy’s perseverance in pitching ultimately landed him the gig at the Ducks’ ballpark.

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"He threw out the first pitch and everybody congratulated him for serving in