⚾ Baseball

Season: Late April – Mid-July
Practices Begin: Early April (weather permitting)
Games: Weeknights & weekends
Schedules Released: By late March

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4-6 Year Olds (Tee Ball)

An introductory program for children new to baseball. Tee Ball focuses on fun, teamwork, and learning the fundamentals — not competition.
Players age 6 with at least one season of Tee Ball experience may move up to the AA (Machine Pitch) division.

• Players hit from a tee (no coach or parent pitching).

• Teams play two 50-minute games per week (3–4 innings).

• No practices during the season.

• All players rotate positions each inning.

Skill Goals:

• Learn to run the bases correctly.

• Practice bat & equipment safety.

• Learn basic throwing and catching.

• Introduction to positions and teamwork.

• Have fun!

6/7-8 Year Olds (AA – Machine Pitch)

A developmental level using a pitching machine for consistency and confidence at the plate. Players are evaluated before teams are formed to ensure balanced teams.
Age 6 players must have completed one season of Tee Ball.

• Semi-competitive; focus remains on learning and development.

• Ten players in the field each inning.

• All players bat in the lineup.

Skill Goals:

• Proper batting stance, grip, and swing.

• Correct throwing and fielding techniques.

• Catching grounders and fly balls.

• Understanding base running and basic rules.

• Apply offensive and defensive strategies.

9-10 Year Olds (AAA)

Players move to live pitching and full baseball rules. Coaches emphasize skill development and teamwork while introducing competitive play.

• 9 players on the field.

• Game scores and standings recorded.

• Each player must play at least 3 innings per game.

Skill Goals:

• Continue developing good sportsmanship and team play.

• Batting: bunting, pitch selection, reading signs.

• Catcher development: blocking, throwing, communication.

• Pitching mechanics and injury prevention.

• Base running for situational play.

• Arm strengthening and fielding accuracy.

11-12 Year Olds (Majors)

A competitive level where players refine mechanics, strategy, and teamwork.

• 9 players on the field.

• Game scores and standings recorded.

• Each player must play at least 3 innings per game.

Skill Goals:

• Refine batting mechanics and pitch selection.

• Accurate throws and smart defensive decisions.

• Reading and executing signs.

• Continue arm care and strength training.

• Develop pitch variety.

• Enhance catcher leadership and defensive control.

• Emphasize teamwork and sportsmanship.

13-15 Year Olds (Juniors)

A highly competitive division preparing players for high school-level baseball.

• 9 players on the field.

• Game scores and standings recorded.

• Each player must play at least 3 innings per game.

Skill Goals:

• Build on advanced mechanics and situational play.

• Refine pitching and hitting strategy.

• Strengthen team communication and baseball IQ.

• Continue emphasizing sportsmanship and teamwork.