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There are no programs or divisions available at the moment. Please contact your club administrator with any questions.

Spring Season (March – June)

Spring season is competitive with coaches focusing on pushing players to really apply what they’ve learned. Spring closes with a championship playoff as well as All-Star teams.

TYPICAL SPRING TIMELINE:

February – Registration Opens
March – Drafts, Practices Begin
April – Opening Day, Games Begin
June – Season Championships, All-Stars

Fall Season (August – October)

Fall season is less competitive and scoring is secondary to learning and developing skill level. This is a great season to introduce the game to new players.

TYPICAL FALL TIMELINE:

July – Registration Opens
August – Drafts, First Practices
September – Gameplay Starts
October – Season Championships

We Are a Pony Sanctioned League

PONY is an acronym, which stands for Protect Our Nation’s Youth. PONY Baseball and Softball is dedicated to creating a safety first/ fundamentally sound and challenging game for children of all ages. With field sizes and dimensions best suited to appropriate age play and rules designed to allow each charter their own ability to create the best style of baseball and softball tailored to your own community’s needs. PONY also takes it a step further requiring children to participate in divisions with kids of the same age. For example, 9 year olds won’t have to fear playing against 12 year olds. Players 9 year olds only face players ages 10 and under in the Mustang Division. Players age 11-12 play in the Bronco Division and player 13-14 in the Pony Division. PONY Baseball and Softball also offers a (And Under) program to accommodate those players who wish to play up a level.

For more information, visit www.pony.org.