Frequently Asked Questions

T-Ball serves kindergarten–1st grade, Rookie serves 1st–2nd, Minors serves 3rd–4th, Juniors serves 5th–6th, and Seniors serves 7th–8th. First and second graders may overlap based on readiness and board placement.

Players in grades 3–8 participate in assessments used to support balanced team placement. Minors, Juniors, and Seniors teams are then formed through a draft. T-Ball and Rookie teams are assigned by their program vice presidents.

Players need a glove and cleats. Metal cleats are only allowed where division and field rules permit. A personal bat and helmet are recommended but not required because shared team equipment is available.

Schedules vary by division, coach, and field availability. T-Ball and Rookie typically begin with weekday practices and play Saturday games. Older divisions generally practice at least twice weekly and may play two or three games per week once the season begins.

Minor, Junior, and Senior teams may enter weekend tournaments when coaches and team funding allow. Teams can also qualify for county and state postseason play. T-Ball and Rookie do not have a regular postseason.

The association has historically offered discounts and scholarships to families in need. Current details and application steps require confirmation from the board.

Field Day brings players, families, and coaches together to prepare school fields for play. The current date will be announced by the association and team coaches.

Current fees, deadlines, and refund terms are awaiting board confirmation. They will be published here only after verification.