Youth Baseball and Tee-Ball
The YMCA's youth baseball and tee-ball leagues introduce the skills of throwing, catching and hitting. Children build their skills and knowledge of the game and learn the importance of teamwork all while having fun!
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At the Y, we offer summer tee-ball and baseball leagues for boys and girls ages 3-8 at locations across the Greater Louisville and southern Indiana area. We work on skill development, teamwork, sportsmanship, and character building in a fun, safe environment that allows all players to grow in self-confidence and thrive.
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Why the Y
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SKILL DEVELOPMENT
Our sports programs are progressive with multiple age levels. Your child will continue to build upon their skills year after year.
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TEAMWORK
Everyone wins when we work as a team! Children learn the value of working together toward a common goal regardless of the outcome.
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FUN
With leagues designed to ensure playing time along with enthusiastic staff and dedicated volunteers, we guarantee FUN for every child.
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VOLUNTEER
Get in the game as a volunteer coach! Volunteer coaches are needed for all YMCA sports. If you’re committed to giving a couple hours a week and want to impact a child’s life, learn more about becoming a volunteer coach.
Registration typically opens in March and the season runs June-July.
Game and practice schedules are released at the start of the season. Practice schedules are determined by requests, coach availability, venue availability and more.
Starting at $90 for YMCA facility members and $115 for program members. Prices vary by age division.
3-8 years
Financial Assistance
The Y is for everyone. If you're looking for financial help, we offer affordable membership and program rates based on household income. Learn more about our financial assistance program. Please stop by the branch or give us a call to discuss whether you are eligible for assistance.
At a Glance
YMCA tee-ball and baseball focus on building a lifelong interest in sports, fostering good sportsmanship and introducing the fundamental skills of throwing, catching and hitting. Rules and equipment are designed to help children build their skills and knowledge of the game as they progress through each age division. All players receive a jersey, hat and award. Players need to provide their own glove.
Program Levels
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Ages 3-4 Co-ed Tee-Ball
Tee-ball introduces kids to many of the rules of baseball. Each child plays in the field every game and bats every inning. Teams will play a five-game season and practice 20 minutes before each game.
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Ages 5-6 Co-ed Coach Pitch Baseball
This is a coach pitch division. Coaches throw under or overhand from approximately 30 feet away. No one strikes out. After five pitches, a child may hit off a tee. Tee-balls are used for safety and everyone gets to play in the field. Teams practice once a week for one hour and play a seven-game season.
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Ages 7-8 Co-ed Coach/Machine Pitch Baseball
This is a machine pitch division. Players hit off a machine that throws the ball at approximately 20-30 mph. Rules used are very similar to traditional baseball. The balls have an injury-reduced core for softer impact. Teams practice once a week for one hour and play a seven-game season.
Creating A Safe Environment
The YMCA of Greater Louisville works in partnership with families, staff and volunteers to protect children from child abuse. Learn about how we keep kids in our programs safe.
What YMCA locations offer youth baseball?
What YMCA locations offer youth baseball?
Youth Baseball is offered by the following YMCAs:
- Bullitt County YMCA
- Clark County Family YMCA
- Northeast Family YMCA
- Oldham County Family YMCA
- Southeast Family YMCA
Practices and games may take place at locations other than the YMCA.
When does baseball registration open?
When does baseball registration open?
Registration for baseball typically opens in March.
When is the baseball season?
When does baseball registration open?
The baseball season typically runs June-July.
How do I become a coach?
How do I become a coach?
The Y wouldn't be the same without our volunteers, and youth sports is no exception. Coaching at the Y allows you to make a difference in your community and in the lives of many children. We value your involvement in the youth sports program and your impact in influencing positive growth and development for young people. Find out more about volunteer opportunities here.
Where can I find my tee-ball/baseball schedule?
Where can I find my tee-ball/baseball schedule?
Once schedules are available, they can be accessed via our Playerspace site.
Still Need Help?
Please feel free to contact our Youth Sports team at [email protected].
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