Information

2010 Divisions/Fees

Registration

2010 Registration will be available January 4, 2010
Click here to access the registration page.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Can I register in person?
A: Although we may offer in-person registration, registration is always on-line.  There is no preprinted registration form to fill out.

Q: Can I pay by Cash or Cheque?
A: No.  We only accept payment by credit card (VISA/Mastercard)

Q: What equipment will my child need?
A: Every player needs a batting helmet with a cage (cage not mandatory for Bantam division and up), baseball glove, athletic supporter and most players prefer cleats, but running shoes are acceptable for TBall, JR Rookie, SR Rookie

Q: What is T-Ball, JR Rookie and Senior Rookie?
A: T-Ball Division
Tee ball all is the introductory level to teach all five fundamentals of baseball…hitting, throwing, catching, fielding and running for the young player ages 4 and 5 in a safe and fun environment.
Tee ball is played with a “soft” ball, a Tee, a glove and an aluminum tee ball bat.  All players are constantly rotated between all positions and will experience every part of the game. It’s exciting, it’s fun, everyone hits every inning, and the kids really learn the game of baseball properly and safely.

Jr. Rookie Ball
The primary focus of Jr. Rookie ball is to teach children, coaches and parents the fundamentals of baseball.  The division is comprised of players ages 6 and 7.  Jr. Rookie ball is a semi-competitive skills development program and designed for the kids to have fun while learning the game of baseball.  They begin to learn how to hit a soft rubber ball that is pitched to them by the hitting team’s coach and play all positions.  Players will be hitting soft rubber balls pitched to them by the hitting team’s coach.  All players on the defensive team play in the field at the same time and every player hits every inning.

Sr. Rookie ball
Sr. Rookie Ball is the next level of baseball development, where standings are kept.   The division is composed of players ages 8 and 9.   Prior to the season, there is a player evaluation so balanced teams can be formed based on the assessments. At this level the games begin to conform to baseball with one exception, except that there a pitching machine is used.  The balls for this division are regular baseballs.  The defensive team places 10 players in the field where the rules of fair play are followed.   Game scores and standings are recorded.

Q: What nights does my child play?
A: House league games occur Monday – Thursday evenings. All nights are subject to change.

Q: What nights does my child practice?
A: All practices are held on Monday – Thursday evenings.  Select practices may be held on Friday evenings.

Q: What time does my child play?
A: House League: T-Ball to Peewee Divisions have 6:30pm game times.  JR Rookie will have a half hour practice prior to starting their game. Bantam division has an 8:30 pm game time and Midget division has a 7:30pm game time. 

Q: Do we play on the weekend?
A: No

Q: Do we practice on the weekend?
A: NoQ: Can I make a request to be with friends/certain team/coach?
A: The club will make every attempt to accommodate requests but it cannot be guaranteed.  All requests in the online registration system should be noted in the special request section.

Contact Us:

Ball Parks:

Town of Markham
Bayview Glen
Bayview Lane
Bayview Reservoir
Baythorn North & South
Bishop’s Cross
Duncan Park
Grandview
Woodland

City of Richmond Hill

David Hamilton
Richmond Green

City of Vaughan
Benjamin Vaughan (Westmount CI)
Concord Regional
Gallanough
Joseph Aaron
Promenade Green
Rosedale North
Thornhill
Wade Gate
Vaughan Crest
York Hill

2010 Rep Coaches

*Contact the REP Coach directly for additional information AND prior to registering online.
All REP players are responsible for paying the house league registration fee.  In addition, each REP team will establish their own budget for the 2010 season.