COED Baseball

 

Love baseball? Of course you do! And there’s no better place to get your child involved in our national pastime than the Boys & Girls Club. We have a long history of introducing youngsters to this amazing sport and offer leagues for kids starting in Kindergarten and going all the way through age 12!

                                                                       

2025 Baseball

Divisions:

  • Kindergarten and 1st grade co-ed tee-ball
  • 1nd and 3rd grade co-ed coach pitch
  • 4th and 5th co-ed kid pitch
  • Middle school boys’ baseball
  • Middle school girls’ softball

Registration Dates:

  • Registration Open: Monday, March 3rd – Friday, March 21st

Program Dates:

  • First practices are held on April 30th and May 1st
  • June 21st is the final game day
  • No practices held on May 26th

Practice Options:

  • Monday/Wednesday at either 5:00, 6:15, or 7:30 PM
  • Tuesday/Thursday practices at either 5:00, 6:15, or 7:30 PM
  • Parents are not allowed at practices.

Game Day Info:

  • Games are held on Saturdays between 10:00 AM and 5:00 PM, starting on May 10th
  • All games held at (Location TBD)

Cancellations and Extensions:

  • If cancellations are made due to weather conditions, games may or may not be rescheduled. Practices will not be rescheduled.
  • Please plan for the season to run through June 28th, to accommodate for any make-up games or extended seasons.

Cost

  • $40 24/25 Club membership required for all athletic programs
  • $200 program fee

Equipment: The Boys & Girls Clubs of Whatcom County supply teams with helmets, catcher’s gear, baseballs, bats, tees, and mitts. You are welcome to make use of your own equipment you or your child already own.

Locations: Field rentals should be finalized by the end of February at the latest. Expect this page to be updated with accurate locations for practices and games by March 1st.

It is important to recognize that athletes come in various skill levels and abilities. It is common practice for coaches to separate athletes by skill level for certain practice drills and games. This allows for fair and balanced competition and ensures that athletes of similar abilities are competing against each other. Separating athletes by skill level does not diminish the hard work and dedication that each athlete puts into their sport. Regardless of skill level, all athletes deserve respect and recognition for their efforts and achievements.

Refund Policy: Membership fees are non-refundable and are not prorated for any reason. Athletic Fees Refunds will be given as a credit that can be used by any child in the household for one year from the date of credit and only if the participant is injured and has an excuse from a doctor stating that they are unable to participate. If the injury occurs before practices start, a 50% credit will be granted. If an injury occurs after the first practice no credit will be granted.