We know it’s hard to believe but our Summer ball season is just around the corner!

Summer Ball is an elite All-Star program that starts July 1st and lasts through most of the summer. Teams are determined by Try-outs, which does mean some kids will unfortunately be cut.  Please note that there is a commitment level required for the summer ball teams.

Tadpole Summer Ball season lasts for the month of July with 1-3 games per week and a season ending tournament near the end of July. The team(s) may opt to play in additional tourneys through the summer season.  Modified Mosquito rules are used, with live pitching in every inning. This league travels to other associations’ parks (such as Surrey, Newton, North Delta, Ladner, etc.) for games.

Mosquito Summer Ball season runs from July 1st to the end of the August Long Weekend. Games are 2-3 times per week plus weekend tournaments. Teams that are successful in the Summer League qualify for Provincials.

Pee Wee and Bantam Summer Ball seasons run from July 1st through most of August. Games are played throughout the Lower Mainland with successful teams qualifying for Provincials. These teams can also qualify for Western and National Finals.

NOTE – An additional registration fee is required for Summer Ball to the association.  Players receive a summer ball uniform, including jersey and hat, that they will keep.  Some summer teams may institute team fees to help cover the costs of additional tournaments and/or team swag.

Please see below for applicable tryout dates and times.  If your child is interested in trying out, please email the division coordinator (listed below) to sign up. The coordintor will provide you a time closer to the date. Sorry but there will be no other optional dates for try outs.

Tadpole – 8U & 9U Monday May 15th from 5:00pm – 8:00pm on Diamond 2

Mosquito – 10U & 11U Monday May 15th at 5:00 – 8:00pm on Diamond 4

PeeWee – 13U A Wednesday May 17th from 5:00pm – 6:30pm at Adams Road

Bantam – 15U A Thursday, May 18th from 5pm – 8pm on Diamond 1

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