In-House Baseball & Softball

FALL BASEBALL & SOFTBALL REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN!

Registration will close July 31st.

*NOTE YOUR CHILD WILL BE PLAYING AT THEIR SPRING 2027 DIVISION AGE GROUP FOR FALL 2026.

-You can register your child and note in the special request section if you would like them to play in a different division. Commissioners will have to evaluate your child an approve an adjustment.

Our youth baseball program offers opportunities for boys & girls of all skill levels, from ages 3 through 14, to learn, develop, and enjoy the game in a positive and structured environment. Through age-appropriate coaching and progressive instruction, players will build both fundamental and advanced baseball skills while also improving their hand-eye coordination, agility, speed, and overall strength.

We emphasize teamwork, sportsmanship, and personal growth both on and off the field. Each division is designed to match players’ developmental stages and provide a fun, challenging, and rewarding experience.

Current Divisions:

• Instructional (3–4 years old) – Introduction to the game with a focus on basic skills and fun.

• T-Ball (5–6 years old) – Building fundamentals such as hitting, throwing, and fielding in a supportive, team-oriented setting.

• Farm (7–8 years old) – Transition to coach-pitch and kid pitch with continued emphasis on core baseball techniques.

• Minor (9–10 years old) –Kid pitch, stealing and more competitive play .

• Major (11–12 years old) – Expanding baseball and softball knowledge with a focus on advanced gameplay and situational awareness. We add lead offs, drop third strike and extend the bases to 70'.

• Senior (13–14 years old) – Preparing players for higher-level competition with advanced skill training and game strategy. Extending the pitching and base distance.

Our goal is to provide every player the opportunity to grow as an athlete and a teammate while fostering a lifelong love for the game.

FALL BASEBALL & SOFTBALL REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN!

Registration will close July 31st.

Our youth softball program offers opportunities for girls of skill levels from ages 5 through 10, to learn, develop, and enjoy the game in a positive and structured environment. Through age-appropriate coaching and progressive instruction, players will build both fundamental and advanced softball skills while also improving their hand-eye coordination, agility, speed, and overall strength.

We emphasize teamwork, sportsmanship, and personal growth both on and off the field. Each division is designed to match players’ developmental stages and provide a fun, challenging, and rewarding experience.

Current Divisions:

• 6U Softball (5–6 years old) – Introduction to the game with a focus on basic skills and fun.

• 8U Softball (7–8 years old) – Building fundamentals such as hitting, throwing, and fielding in a supportive, team-oriented setting. Coach pitch and kid pitch. 30 ft mound distance.

• 10U Softball (9–10 years old) – Kid pitch with continued emphasis on core softball techniques. This division has 35 ft mound distance, adds bunting and stealing.

• 12U Softball (11-12 years old) - This division has 40 ft mound distance, adds stealing home, drop third strike and infield fly rule.

Our goal is to provide every player the opportunity to grow as an athlete and a teammate while fostering a lifelong love for the game.

When does fall registration close?

Fall registration closes on July 31st, 2026. We will have a late registration that goes from August 1st to September 1st but there will be a late fee and your child will not have their jersey until mid to late September.

Where is the information on practice/game time and Day of the week?

The short answer is after registration closes. Only then, we will know practice times and days after our coaches are selected and we have completed building our teams.

How do I add another parent to my child's profile?

To add an additional user to an account, you would want to go to the actual Participants account (So the child/player). From their account you should see the +Add button on the top right (See screenshot). That will allow you to add/invite additional users to be linked to that account by putting in their email. 

What does the fundraising go to?

We are always improving our baseball fields and adding new equipment to each team. We have recently resurfaced 5 of our area's baseball infields. We have broad plans to resurface the remaining fields, as well as, add new fields and lights. These projects will cost hundreds of thousands and will required every effort of our fundraising team.

Can I request a specific coach or player on my child's team?

We welcome all requests. We understand that some families may have an exceptional case and we will do our best to try to accommodate them. However, we do have a method to make a sure all players are placed on the correct team for them and that all teams have balanced talent within their division.

When do practices and games start?

We will plan on starting practices the second week of August. We anticipate some families might be on vacation and it might vary depending on each coaches availability. Our games will Start on Saturday the 22nd or the following week depending on weather and the amount of teams per division. We will have an accurate schedule posted by the second week of August.

Can my child play up or down to the next closest division?

We would prefer that all players play with their own age/grade level to best prepare them for 8th grade and freshmen year in high school.

If a transfer seems necessary, we suggest parents reach out to their divisional commissioner to place a request. In our process, we require both commissioners (the commissioner at their current level and the commissioner at the level in which they want to transfer), the Head of Commissioners, the League President, the child's parents and the child to all be part of the decision.

How our teams created?

During our fall season we are limited on time to reevaluate our players. For Farm and older divisions we will allow coaches to use spring season evaluations and All-Star information to conduct a draft. Some commissioners might host a scrimmage to further evaluate all players in a division if time allows.

All younger teams are created at best by area of residence and current availability.