2021 Spring Dates (subject to change):
- November 16, 2020: Baseball registration opens.
- January 10, 2021: Baseball registration closes.
- Late February 2021: Baseball practices begin.
- Late March 2021: Baseball games begin.
- June 2021: Baseball games end.
2021 Spring Fees:
- Shetland - $115
- Pinto - $120
- Mustang - $185
- Bronco - $210
- Pony - $225
- Palomino / Colt - $265
** Discount for sibling sign-ups - see registration for details **
What Is Included in the Registration Fees?:Besides helping to cover league costs such as field rentals, equipment costs, umpire pay, and insurance, registration fees will provide to each player:
Spring:
- Hat.
- Jersey.
- Pants.
- Belt.
- Socks.
Fall:
Division Overviews:
Notes:
- Weekday practice and game start times are 5:30PM or 6PM.
- Weekend practice and game start times range from 9AM to 6PM.
- Home locations will usually be at Tahoma School District fields or local King County park fields.
- Away locations vary, and will usually increase in distance in the older divisions.
Shetland (ages 5-6): The focus is totally on the instruction of beginning players. Learn how to throw, catch, and hit. Primary objective of coaches is for the players to have fun. Hitting is from either a tee or coach pitched, depending on skill level.
- Primarily play Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday with an occasional Friday.
Pinto (ages 7-8): Teaches the basic fundamentals of baseball. Coach pitched with introduction to player pitch in second half of the season.
- Primarily play Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday with an occasional Friday.
Mustang (ages 9-10): Begins the players training in the complete game of baseball. Players pitch with introduction to leading off and stealing on 60-foot base paths.
- Primarily play Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday with an occasional Friday.
Bronco (ages 11-12): Takes the developing young player into the full game of baseball on 70-foot base paths. Competitive regular season.
- Primarily play Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday with an occasional Friday.
Pony (ages 13-14): Teaches advanced baseball skills on 80-foot base paths.
- Primarily play Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday with an occasional Friday.
Colt (ages 15-16): Enables the high school player to fine-tune their advanced baseball skills on 90-foot base paths.
The Spring season is a competitive atmosphere. Starting with the Mustang division and above, there are player assessments, a draft, some "pre-season" games to get warmed up, and then a regular season culminating in playoffs.
Fall Ball is a laid-back atmosphere where we focus on the fundamentals of the game and preparing players for the division that they will play in next spring.
Players should sign up for the division they will be joining next spring according to their age bracket.