Registration Information
Fall Season: Registration opens early July and closes mid-August. Season runs from early September through late October, with games scheduled around fall sports.
Key Dates:
- Registration Deadline: Mid-August
- Season Start: Early September
- Season End: Late October
Financial assistance available - no child turned away due to financial constraints.
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Parent Resources
Fall Ball relies on dedicated volunteers to create a positive baseball experience!
- Volunteer Opportunities: Coaching, team parent, field maintenance, scorekeeping
- Equipment: Same equipment requirements as spring season
- Weather Policy: Games may be played in light rain but will be canceled for severe weather
All volunteers undergo background checks and receive proper training.
Register as a Parent Volunteer
Fall Tee Ball (Ages 4-6)
Building Fundamentals through Play
Fall Tee Ball offers K4 and K5 children (ages 4-6) a relaxed environment to reinforce baseball basics or introduce newcomers to the game.
- First-Time Players Welcome: Perfect opportunity for new players to try baseball for the first time without waiting for spring.
- Batting Skills: Extra practice time with the tee allows for more repetitions and quicker skill development.
- Fielding Fundamentals: Focus on proper glove positioning and basic catching techniques without pressure.
- Enhanced Social Development: Build friendships and teamwork skills with both new and familiar teammates.
- Low-Pressure Environment: Emphasis on fun and learning rather than game outcomes.
- Game Format: Weekend-only schedule with shorter games and no formal practices, accommodating fall family activities.
Development Pathway: Fall Tee Ball provides additional skill-building time that often accelerates readiness for Coach Pitch in the spring season.
Fall Rookies - Coach Pitch (Ages 5-7)
Developing Hitting Confidence
Fall Coach Pitch gives K5 and 1st graders additional hitting practice against pitched balls in a supportive environment.
- Hitting Focus: More at-bats mean more opportunities to develop timing and contact against moving balls.
- Fielding Experimentation: Try different defensive positions beyond what was available during spring season.
- Position Rotation: Every player experiences all defensive positions, finding strengths and developing versatility.
- Rules Reinforcement: Additional game experience helps solidify understanding of baseball rules and situations.
- Spring Preview: For Tee Ball players moving up, experience Coach Pitch format before the more competitive spring season.
- Game Format: Weekend-focused schedule with simplified 4-inning games and brief pre-game practice sessions.
Development Pathway: Fall Coach Pitch often results in significant hitting confidence improvement that carries forward to spring, potentially accelerating readiness for Machine Pitch.
Fall Rookies - Machine Pitch (Ages 6-8)
Refining Hitting Mechanics
Fall Machine Pitch allows 1st and 2nd graders to gain additional hitting experience against consistent machine pitching.
- Hitting Refinement: Focus on specific aspects of hitting mechanics without spring season pressure.
- Defensive Development: Extra work on proper positioning, backing up bases, and baseball IQ.
- Tactical Understanding: Deeper comprehension of force outs, baserunning strategy, and game situations.
- Team Communication: Practice verbal communication with teammates during live game situations.
- Skill Advancement: For Coach Pitch players moving up, experience Machine Pitch before spring evaluation process.
- Game Format: Weekend-focused schedule with 4-inning games. Score kept but standings not emphasized.
Development Pathway: Fall Machine Pitch often results in more confident, prepared players who transition more smoothly to Minors with player pitching in the spring.
Fall Minors League (Ages 9-10)
Developing Pitching Skills
Fall Minors offers 3rd and 4th graders a valuable opportunity to develop pitching skills and hitting against live pitching.
- Pitching Opportunities: More players can try pitching in a low-pressure environment with relaxed pitch counts.
- Live Pitching Hitting: Additional at-bats against live pitching accelerate batting development.
- Position Flexibility: Try defensive positions that might not have been available during spring season.
- Strategic Understanding: Learn the "why" behind various game situations and decisions.
- Spring Preparation: For Machine Pitch players moving up, experience live pitching before spring evaluations.
- Game Format: Weekend-focused 5-inning games with umpires. Modified rules emphasize development over competition.
Development Pathway: Fall Minors often produces more confident and skilled pitchers and hitters who are better prepared for spring Minors or Majors advancement.
Fall Majors League (Ages 11-12)
Advanced Skill Refinement
Fall Majors gives 5th and 6th graders extended opportunities to develop advanced pitching, hitting, and defensive skills.
- Pitching Development: Experiment with different pitch types and improve location in a low-pressure setting.
- Situational Hitting: Practice specific hitting approaches and techniques beyond what spring competition allows.
- Defensive Versatility: Play multiple positions to develop all-around defensive abilities.
- Strategic Thinking: Deeper understanding of game strategy through different game situations.
- Leadership Growth: Mentor younger players while developing personal leadership skills.
- Game Format: Weekend-focused 6-inning games with umpires. Modified rules allow for more player development.
Development Pathway: Fall Majors prepares players for competitive spring seasons and smoother transitions to Juniors divisions.