Fall 2026 & Spring 2027 Tryout Evaluation

STEP ONE

Please complete the Prospect Form if you have not done so before. It can be found by clicking here.

This form provides coaches with important details about the player’s baseball background as well as emergency contact information.

Note: This is not the same as the Tryout Form below.

Please visit the FAQ page under “About Us” for more info about the program.

STEP TWO

Please read the medical waiver and complete the online form below.

Please note: Participation in the tryout does not guarantee a spot on the team.

Our coaching staff will conduct an objective assessment and a subjective assessment to evaluate each player. Playing time is earned, and the coaches expect full buy-in to how the game is meant to be played.

Coaches will be looking for the following qualities:

A positive, humble attitude
Consistent effort
Supportive family involvement
Strong baseball IQ
Eagerness to learn
Skill and Competency

Please note: The tryout date is subject to change or cancellation due to weather or field conditions. Any updates will be communicated to the email address provided in the enrollment form (Step 1).

11u & 12u

TBA – July 2026 Tuesday and Thursday evenings

13u & 14u

TBA – July 2026 Tuesday and Thursday evenings

IMPORTANT: All families must review and e-sign the Medical Waiver, Release, and Consent Form. No access request is required.

Complete the online form below and e-sign the waiver in the parent signature box at the bottom.

Please bring all necessary gear, equipment, snacks, and drinks.

What to Expect After Tryouts

After all tryouts for your age group are completed, families will be contacted with coaching staff decisions. Please note this process may take several weeks. Coaches will evaluate and rank all players based on multiple factors before finalizing initial team rosters.

Families will be contacted in waves as roster spots become available. If your player is offered a spot, we ask that you make a prompt decision — typically within a few days — to accept or decline the offer. Timely communication is important, as roster decisions and positional needs may require coaches to adjust teams and contact additional families. If your player is not in the first wave, that doesn’t mean he is not being offered a spot.

If You Accept a Roster Spot

Once a roster spot is accepted, families will receive:

A link and access code for the online Registration Form
A separate QuickBooks invoice for season dues

(Spring/Summer and Fall seasons are billed separately.)

To secure your player’s spot:

The online Registration Form must be completed
A minimum 50% non-refundable deposit must be submitted

Roster spots are not guaranteed until both items have been received.

PAYMENT INFORMATION

Tournament entry fees are often due between October to January. The non-refundable 50% deposit and timely monthly payments help secure participation. More information can be found in the Team Handbook on the Registration page.

Fall Season

The remaining balance may be paid over 1–2 months after the initial 50% non-refundable deposit if needed. All payments are due by October 1st.

Spring Season

Families choosing to make payments for the remaining 50% balance must make monthly payments through February 1st.