1) When can my player play T-Ball?
Per our Little League Charter T-Ball runs from ages 4-6. To play in the spring season, the player needs to turn 4 by August 31 of the current calendar year. So technically a 3.5 year old can play the spring season. Example: My player has a August 1 birthday and turns 4 in 2026, they can play the spring season 2026 as a 3.5 year old. We do do our best with each player, but, in my experience, 3.5 can be a little young to start and it's not right for everyone. We suggest starting as early as possible but come with an open mind. Tantrums happen, Emotions happen, its all good, its all for fun.
2) Do T-Ball Players have to come to skills day?
Tballers do not have a skills day. We do ask that parents come to an information meeting on skills day. Skills day will be the week before Practice starts and the meeting is around 1 pm but I’ll finalize that as we get into January.
3)What's the schedule like?
Generally for tball it’s 2 activities a week, no more. We’ll start with two practices a week, shift into games and practices after opening day then all games toward the end of the season. Last year I scheduled Tuesday Friday activities and it worked really well, I’ll likely do something similar but of course will look at coaches schedules etc before finalizing. No weekend activities except for Opening day and skills day.
I always shoot for 12 games per team for every team in the league.
4) Do you have any Advice for the season?
My best advice is to come with an open mind. Both parents and kids. Starting something new with the kids is difficult but it’s well worth it.
I encourage you as a parent to get involved as a head coach or assistant coach as the more hands we have the smoother tball goes.