Fall Baseball 2010


Fall baseball age and division references are for where the player would normally play next Spring (2011) based on his league age. 

  PLAYER’S LEAGUE AGE:  “League age” is the age a player is on a certain date chosen by the governing body of a sport SCAA is affiliated with.  All teams and age divisions are based on the league age of a player, not their natural age.

The age of a Baseball player on May 1^st 2011 (Next spring) is his or her “league age” for the fall season.

Note the date for the sport you are registering for and ask yourself, “What is the age of my child on May 1st, 2011?  That is his “league age” for fall baseball.

The association regrets that we cannot register a child who will not be “league age” five years old has turned league age eighteen according to the league age rules.

  EVALUATIONS:  Baseball has only ONE evaluation day in the Fall - Saturday, August 7th.

Players league age 7 through 12 will be evaluated on Field #4 (the Major League Field). Players league age 13 through 18 will be evaluated on Field #8 (the Senior or Babe Ruth Field).  No evaluations for 5 and 6 T-ball.

Six year olds trying out for Coach Pitch will be assigned to play T-Ball if no open spots are available on a Coach Pitch team.  Playing 6 year old Fall Coach Pitch does not guarantee a 6 year old spot on a Coach Pitch team next spring.
           
            A player presently on a Major League Baseball team from the 2010 Spring season need not attend the evaluation on August 7th.  If they register during the three Saturday registration period, they are placed back on their same Spring season Major League team if it exists in the Fall.