OVERVIEW
For players League Age 4–6 who are new to the game, the T-Ball division offers a basic introduction to baseball. The focus is on teaching fundamental concepts, such as the layout of the field (home plate, bases, infield, outfield, etc.) and basic skills like hitting, running, fielding, and throwing. No scores are kept, every player bats each inning, and there are no outs. The field dimensions are smaller than a standard Little League field, with bases set 45 feet apart.
Note: We recommend League Age 6-year-olds play in Single A unless they have never participated in a sport.

FAQs
Q: What equipment do I need for my T-Ball player?
A: The league provides team hats and jerseys. Players need to provide:

Bat (26" or shorter)
Fielding glove
Batting helmet
Cleats
Baseball pants, belt, and socks (once the team color scheme is assigned, you can purchase the appropriate pants, socks, and belt)

Q: When do Spring practices start?
A: T-Ball practices are scheduled to begin the second or third week of February

Q: When do Spring games start?
A: The first games are tentatively scheduled for the first weekend of March, with the season ending around mid-May.

Q: Can I make a “buddy” or coach request?
A: Yes! T-Ball emphasizes playing with friends. You can make teammate and coach requests by going to your account profile, clicking the edit icon next to your child's name, and entering your request. We do our best to honor as many requests as possible. However, once teams are formed, it’s unlikely we’ll be able to accommodate additional requests.

Q: What is a typical week for T-Ball?
A: T-Ball typically includes:
One 45-minute field practice each week, generally starting around 4pm (times may vary)
One 60-minute game on Saturdays
Practice days will be assigned and usually stay consistent throughout the season.

Q: What types of bats are allowed?
A: Bats must be 26" or shorter. There’s no need to spend more than $30 on a bat for new players. Sporting goods store staff can help you choose the right one.

Q: Are scores and standings kept?
A: No, scores and standings are not kept in T-Ball.

Q: Who are the managers and coaches?
A: Managers and coaches are parents, like you. Every coach must pass a background check and take an online concussion awareness course. No prior coaching experience is necessary, as training and practice plans are provided. If you're not comfortable coaching, you can still participate as a Team Parent.

Q: What is the goal of T-Ball?
A: The goal is to spark a love for the game so that players want to return next season. T-Ball is all about fun, learning the basics, and getting every child involved. There are no scores, and no one is benched.

Q: How else can I help the league?
A: The league is run by volunteers, and we’re always looking for more help. Whether you have professional skills or just want to lend a hand, any contribution makes a difference in maintaining the environment we want for our kids.