2009 Camps & Tryouts
| Back-to-Baseball Camp | Reserve a Tryout Time | Tryouts | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Shetland (5-6) | Arranged separately for each team | No tryouts for Shetland or Pinto | |
| Pinto-1 (7) | |||
| Pinto-2 (8) | Sat, Jan 3 (A−J) Sun, Jan 4 (K−Z) Noon to 4:00pm Location TBD | ||
| Mustang (9-10) |
Reservations open January 1 | Saturday, Jan 10 9:00am - 1:00pm at Rosita Field |
|
| Bronco (11-12) |
Reservations open January 8 | Saturday, Jan 17 9:00am - Noon at Rosita Field | |
| Pony (14U) | Sunday, Jan 4 Time TBD Location TBD |
Reservations open January 1 | Sunday, Jan 11 11:30am - 1:30pm at Rosita Field |
| Club Team | - | - | Saturday, Jan 24 at Rosita Field |
| Colt (16U) | - | Reservations open April 17 | Sunday, April 26 4:00pm - 6:30pm at Rosita Field |
| Palomino (19U) | - | Reservations open April 17 | Sunday, May 3 4:00pm - 6:30pm at King's Academy |
Back-to-Baseball Camps
All Players:
Refresh your baseball skills, get ready for
tryouts, meet friends, and have some fun!
Our annual Back-To-Baseball camps are
scheduled for the weekend of January 3 and 4,
and are FREE to all registered players.
Check back in a few weeks for details about this year's camps.
Tryouts
What if it Rains?Camps and Tryouts WILL be conducted in a light rain. If in doubt, check the homepage or call our Hotline at (650)568-1044. |
Tryouts are required for all players who register for Mustang, Bronco, Pony, and Colt Divisions, and the Pinto-2 Club Team. There are no Tryouts for Shetland and Pinto players (teams are assembled by the Division Director).
The purpose of tryouts is to evaluate players skills so that we can:
- ensure that the player is signed up for the appropriate division;
- form balanced teams;
- qualify players who have signed up to play on a Club Team.
Tryouts consist of each player doing a short timed run,
hitting 5-7 balls pitched from a pitching machine, fielding 3-4 fly balls and
making a throw to second base, and fielding 3-5 ground balls at shortstop and
making a throw to first base. Mustang Division tryouts also include an optional
station where players throw 5-10 pitches to an adult catcher. The total tryout
process takes about an hour. Please bring a hat and a glove and wear
appropriate baseball attire. Unless the league informs you otherwise, you
may assume that your child will play in the division that you request on your
application. In some cases, based on tryout results, safety considerations, or
available roster openings, the League will call you to suggest an alternate
placement for your child.

