CGAA IN-House Baseball
Please click the link to the right to access the 2012 registrations.
In-house Baseball Director
For any questions regarding the Pitchball, Pee Wee or Minors leagues please contact Dave.
Assistant In-House Baseball Director
For any questions regarding the Wee Tees, Instructional T-Ball or Traditional T-Ball leagues please contact Troy.
2012 In-House League Information
CGAA Baseball In-House programs offers Baseball for age's 4-12
The age cut off date is April 30th.
Age 4 Wee Tee's
Age 5 Instructional Tee Ball
Age 6 Traditional Tee Ball
Age's 7 and 8 Pitchball
Age's 9 and 10 PeeWee
Age's 11 and 12 Minors.
Wee Tees is a program offered to 4 year old children to provide them with the basics of the game of baseball. The program is held on four Saturdays in the month of June. Participants will be provided with jerseys.
We have 2 levels of t-ball offered during the week in our program: Instructional (5 year olds) and Traditional (6 year olds).
Instructional T-ball (Monday's and Wednesday's) is an introduction to the game for 5 year olds. Players learn positions and the general concept of the game. Score is not emphasized.
Traditional T-ball (Tuesday's and Thursday's) is for 6 year olds and is step two in moving towards "real" baseball. Score is kept and is a step in preparing players for the Pitchball league.
Pitchball (offered either Monday and Wednesday as American League or on Tuesday's and Thursday's as National League) is the next step in the baseball education. It involves hitting balls pitched from a machine. Although not perfect the machines offer a more consistent pitch for the players rather than relying on a coach's pitching skill. Players rotate through all positions and learn the fun of hitting the ball and running the bases. We have an end of the year tournament to show off their skills they learned throughout the season.
PeeWees (offered either Monday and Wednesday as the American League or Tuesday and Thursday as the National League) introduces the aspect of kids pitching to kidsand almost all phases of the game. We have an end of the year tournament to show off their new skills developed throughout the season.
Minors (offered either Monday and Wednesday as the American League or Tuesday and Thursday as the National League) is our final in-house stage of baseball training. It adds in all the phases of the game in order to prepare the players for the next step of baseball. This league also has an end of the year tournament.
We have baseball opportunities for all our young men in these age groups through traveling baseball teams. We try to equally spread out the boys on teams made up of players registering in the spring and any who were not placed on a team from fall tryouts.