Looking to participate in a sport that requires skill, strength, strategic thinking and the desire to play as part of a team? Whatever level you play at, baseball can enhance your life, improving fitness, strength and coordination.
Whether you are looking to play casually in our recreational league or competitively with one of our traveling teams, you'll find our organization to be a great place to learn new skills and meet new friends.
As a non-profit organization run by volunteers who are passionate about youth baseball in our community, we rely on generous support from sponsors and donations. These contributions allow us to maintain field facilities, provide equipment necessary for games and practices, organize tournaments throughout the season - all while keeping registration fees affordable for families.
Contact UsJoin us at Weston Athletic League as we create lasting memories on the baseball diamond! Contact us today for more information on how you can get involved in this incredible opportunity for your child's growth both athletically and personally. Together with your support, we can continue making a positive impact in our community through youth recreation baseball!
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Dates are estimates and are subject to change!
A Calendar of Events will be published on the homepage of our website prior to the start of each season.
The cut-off date for our age divisions is May 1st.
The Weston Athletic League does not allow players to “play up” in the next older age division for any reason. Players are assigned to an age division based on their age as of May 1st.
The Weston Athletic League does not allow players to “play down” in the next younger age division for any reason. Players are assigned to an age division based on their age as of May 1st.
Siblings in the same age division will always be on the same team unless the family specifically requests separate teams. In 4U Instructional Tee Ball, carpool requests and request to be on the same team with a classmate, friend, neighbor or cousin will be honored if requested. All other age divisions are drafted leagues. Carpool requests and requests to be on the same team with a classmate, friend, neighbor or cousin cannot be honored.
Teams typically practice 1-2 times per week. Practice schedules depend on a number of teams in the age division, field availability, and the coach’s schedule.
We typically play two games per week. One weeknight game and one-weekend game. Weeknight games can be played any night, Monday – Friday. Weeknight games start at 6:00 PM or 6:30 PM, depending on age division. Weekend games are typically on Saturdays. Saturday games start anytime between 9:00 AM and 5:00 PM. We may play a game on a Sunday in the event we need to make up a rained-out weeknight or Saturday game.
Players are only required to have their own glove. We also recommend each player to have their own bat, batting helmet, cleats and an equipment bag. If a child does not have their own bat or batting helmet the league can provide the coach with a batting helmet and/or bat for team use.
Coaches will contact their players by email or phone within 2-3 days after the drafts. If the coach does not contact you within 2-3 days after drafts, you should contact the Division Commissioner (See Contact Us webpage).
Refund requests must be in writing and received prior to each season’s refund deadline. A $25 processing fee will be assessed for each approved refund processed. NO REFUNDS will be issued after the refund deadline. CLICK HERE to Request a Refund.
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When you register your child, there is also a registration program for Coaches, Assistant Coaches, and Team Helpers. Registering as a Coach, Assistant Coach or Team Helpers does not guarantee you will get a team; that decision is made by the Baseball Commissioner and Division Commissioner before Player Evaluations. See our General Playing Rules on the Handouts webpage for the coach selection process.
If you did not receive a call, you were not selected as a coach of a team this season. Contact your child's coach to see if you can assist in coaching.
We do not have tryouts; everyone makes a team. However, we do have Player Evaluations. Player Evaluations allow the coaches the opportunity to rate the hitting, running, fielding and throwing skills of the participants in the program. Player Evaluations help us balance the skill levels of our teams allowing for a fair, competitive season. Player Evaluations are typically held the weekend after the last “In Person” Registration.
Participants that do not attend Player Evaluations will be assigned to a team via a “hat pick” after all participants who attended the Player Evaluations have been selected in the draft.
Schedules are completed after teams are created. While this is a time consuming process, we try to have them done as soon after as possible.
As soon as we are notified by the city that fields are closed due to rain, inclement weather, or unusable/unsafe field conditions, we will close the affected fields on the website and cancel the events assigned to these fields. A text and email notification will automatically be sent out to the coaches and team members with events scheduled on the affected field(s).You can also check the home page of the website for field statuses; as well as the Master Schedule or your Team’s Schedule for event statuses.Hopefully, coaches will also be emailing, texting or calling you with this information if they know it before you do. If a practice is canceled, you will learn that from your own coach.
We try our best to reschedule as many canceled games as possible. Our ability to reschedule games depends on how many games need to be rescheduled, field availability and if the rescheduling of the game is necessary.
