Fall League @ Ford Park: Tball up to 14U

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2014 SOUTHEAST TEXAS FALL BASEBALL LEAGUE @ FORD PARK

REC LEAGUE FOR AGES 5-14 (4-13 this spring)

REGISTRATION DEADLINE:  AUGUST 29th, 2014

COMMONLY ASKED QUESTIONS & RULES

PRINTABLE REGISTRATION FORM

 

The fall baseball league is a recreational league open for everyone ages 5-14 (As of April 30, 2015). Games will be Sunday doubleheaders (T-Ball will play one game) at Ford Park starting Sept. 21st (13/14 year olds will play at Marauder Park, Lumberton).  Earliest possible game time will be 11:00 AM to accommodate church.  This will not be Select or All-Star teams.  Groups will be allowed to stay together, as long as teams stay fair.  Teams will play a 12 game schedule (T-ball will play 6 games, 1 each Sunday).  Each kid will receive a team shirt & hat. All players and coaches will be covered under a team insurance policy. We will provide umpires & balls for each game.  

 

COST:   $  50 – T-Ball;  $100 - Coach Pitch, Minors & Majors; $125 - Marauder    

Family Discount:  $25 off each additional member of same household

 

T-BALL:  Ages 5 & 6 (as of 4/31/2015).  Teams will roster bat.  Will play only one game each Sunday.  

 

COACH PITCH:  Ages 7 & 8 (as of 4/31/2015).  Teams will roster bat & a coach will throw to kids.  Standard infield & 4 outfielders. Kids get 3 swinging strikes or 6 pitches total to put ball in play.

 

MINOR LEAGUE:  Ages 9 & 10 (as of 4/31/2015).  Regular Baseball rules.  Teams will roster bat & pitchers will pitch from 46’ with 65’ bases.  Pitchers will be limited to 12 outs a week.

 

MAJOR LEAGUE:  Ages 11 & 12 (as of 4/31/2015).  Regular Baseball rules.  Teams will roster bat & pitchers will pitch from 50’ with 70’ bases.  Pitchers will be limited to 12 outs a week.

 

MARAUDER LEAGUE:  Ages 13 & 14 (as of 4/30/2015). Games played at Marauder Park, Lumberton.  Teams will roster bat & pitchers will pitch from 54’ with 80’ bases.  Pitchers will be limited to 12 outs a week.

 

For more info, www.setexasbaseballacademy.com

 

Thanks.

Jason Tyner