Regular Season Play
The regular season is the core of Stateline Youth Athletics. All of the
other programs we offer — Training and
Post Season — serve to supplement
and enhance regular season play.
T-Ball, Coach Pitch I, and Coach Pitch II
For our youngest divisions, T-Ball (ages 4-5), Coach Pitch I (ages 5-6), and
Coach Pitch II (ages 7-8),
the Regular Season begins in early June.
Coaches receive their rosters from their Division Director,
and start practice as soon as they can get everyone together.
Teams practice twice a week.
Practices last 60 to 90 minutes, as determined by the team's head coach.
Opening Day is in early May.
Each team plays two games a week.
 T-Ball, Coach Pitch I,
and Coach Pitch II teams play 12-14 games over a six to seven week period, ending their season at the end of
July.
Mustang, Bronco, Pony, Pigtail, Feather, and Galaxy
The Skills Assessment is held in early March and is intended for all players in
these divisions.
Coaches select their teams in a player draft in early to mid March, and can start practices in
late March or early April.
Teams practice twice a week.
Practices may last 90 to 120 minutes, at the discretion of the team's
head coach.
Opening Day is in early May.
Mustang, Bronco, Pony, Pigtail, Feather, and Galaxy teams play two games per week. Once games begin, teams
may continue to practice at the coach's discretion.
Mustang, Bronco, Pony, Pigtail, Feather, and Galaxy teams will participate in post season
tournaments. Representatives from each team are selected to participate in
local All-Star games.
Mustang, Bronco, and Pony players are eligible for selection to post season
“All Star” teams that play in tournaments after the Regular Season.
See the Post Season Programs page for
more information.
Colt and Delta
Colt and Delta divisions (ages 15-16) are intended for the most competitive high school
players who want to keep playing after the high school season ends.
Colt and Delta players are eligible for selection to post season
“All Star” teams that play in tournaments after the Regular Season.
See the Post Season Programs page for
more information.
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