Baseball
Browse our Spring Program Guide.

AA Spring Baseball League (6-7 years)
In this coach-pitched league, players continue to build upon the basic fundamentals developed in T-ball while learning live hitting, position play, and proper base running. Participants practice once during the week and play one game each Saturday. All players are assigned to a team, and all teams are coed.
2013 League Schedule

AAA Spring Baseball League (8-9 years)
In this player-pitched league, participants learn more advanced skills and strategies while safely developing pitching techniques and a comfortable hitting stance and hand placement. Participants practice once during the week and play one game each Saturday. Every player is assigned to a team, and all teams are coed.
2013 League Schedule

Majors Baseball (10-12 years)
As the culmination of the Hill House Little League program, the Majors (“Major League”) will provide a fun and competitive experience for baseball players of all abilities. Standings exist to determine a league champion, and coed teams have multiple practices and games each week.
2013 League Schedule

T-Ball Spring League (4.5-5 years)
T-Ball invites you to embark on your child’s first experience with Hill House team-play. Participants learn the basics of teamwork and simple baseball technique in a hands-on environment. T-ball participants practice once during the week and play one game each weekend. Every player is assigned a team and all teams are coed.
2013 League Schedule

Born to Play Baseball (3-5 years)Baseball
This program introduces children to the fundamentals of baseball through games and activities. Hill House’s youngest baseball players will have the chance to learn basic skills; hitting, fielding and throwing from an experienced, supportive team of coaches.
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Saturday 9:30am Saturday 11:30am     Wednesday 4:15pm
Wednesday 5:15pm    Friday 1:30pm    Friday 4:15pm

Advanced Born to Play (4-6 years)
Advanced Born to Play Baseball introduces the rules, positions and situations of competitive baseball play. Unlike Born to Play Baseball's repetitive nature, the advanced program plays into a participant’s individual strengths and weaknesses and promises improvement and athletic confidence.