★ Mark Your Calendar
Tryout Schedule
All twelve divisions have scheduled tryout dates. Find your player's division below.
Ages 4-5 • Shetland
Tryout Date
April 12
12 roster spots available
Ages 5-6 • Shetland
Tryout Date
April 12
12 roster spots available
Ages 6-7 • Pinto Machine Pitch
Tryout Date
April 12
12 roster spots available
Ages 6-7 • Pinto Kid Pitch
Tryout Date
April 12
12 roster spots available
Ages 7-8 • Pinto Machine Pitch
Tryout Date
April 12
12 roster spots available
Ages 7-8 • Pinto Kid Pitch
Tryout Date
April 12
12 roster spots available
Ages 8-9 • Mustang
Tryout Date
April 12
12 roster spots available
Ages 9-10 • Mustang
Tryout Date
April 12
12 roster spots available
Ages 10-11 • Bronco
Tryout Date
April 12
12 roster spots available
Ages 11-12 • Bronco
Tryout Date
April 12
12 roster spots available
Ages 12-13 • Pony
Tryout Date
April 12
12 roster spots available
Ages 13-14 • Pony
Tryout Date
April 12
12 roster spots available
★ Game Day
What to Expect at Tryouts
Here's a walkthrough of tryout day so your player arrives confident and ready.
Check-In & Jersey Numbers
Players check in at the registration table, receive a numbered jersey for identification, and are assigned to their evaluation group.
Station Rotations
Players rotate through hitting, fielding, throwing, and running stations. Each station is run by trained evaluators who score every player independently.
Independent Evaluators
All scoring is done by independent evaluators — not the coaches selecting rosters. This ensures every player gets a fair, unbiased assessment.
Water Breaks & Duration
Tryouts last approximately 2 hours with scheduled water breaks. Players should arrive 15 minutes early and be ready to play.
★ The Rubric
How Players Are Scored
Every player is evaluated on the same 54-point scale across 6 categories. No subjectivity, no shortcuts — just skills.
Hitting
Swing mechanics, bat speed, contact consistency, and ability to drive the ball. Evaluated through live batting practice and tee work.
Fielding
Glove work, footwork, range, and ability to field ground balls and fly balls cleanly. Evaluated at multiple positions.
Throwing
Arm strength, accuracy, and proper throwing mechanics. Measured through distance throws and positional throwing drills.
Running / Speed
Base running speed, agility, and instincts. Timed sprints and base-to-base running evaluated.
Effort
Hustle, intensity, and willingness to give 100% throughout the tryout. Players who compete hard on every play stand out.
Attitude
Sportsmanship, coachability, and enthusiasm. How a player treats teammates, coaches, and the game matters.
★ Be Prepared
What to Bring
Make sure your player shows up ready to compete.
Baseball glove
Cleats (no metal)
Bat (optional -- bats provided)
Water bottle
Athletic clothes & cup
A positive attitude
★ For the Family
What Parents Should Know
All-Stars is a commitment for the whole family. Here's what to expect beyond the field.
Time Commitment
Expect 3-4 practices per week plus weekend games and tournaments. The All-Stars season runs approximately 6-8 weeks through the summer. Full attendance is expected for all team activities.
Estimated Costs
All-Stars fees typically range from $200-$400 per player, covering tournament entry fees, uniforms, and umpire costs. Exact amounts vary by division and are communicated after roster selection.
Communication
Coaches will use team communication tools (typically TeamSnap or similar) for schedules, updates, and announcements. Parents are expected to be responsive and check for updates regularly.
Parent Conduct
We expect positive sideline behavior, respect for coaches and umpires, and support for all players — not just your own. Our program prioritizes sportsmanship from everyone involved.