On average, our program costs $250 per month. Please note that tournament fees and the uniform package are separate costs. Additionally, families who stay with our organization for multiple seasons are eligible for loyalty discounts of up to 10%. We strive to provide high-quality training and opportunities while keeping costs competitive for our players and families.

Uniform packages for the spring cost approximately $250 and include two caps, two New Balance game jerseys, and two Alleson practice/game jerseys.

Families with multiple children playing in the organization qualify for a 10% discount on dues for each player.

Club dues directly support your player’s development and ensure a high-quality experience both on and off the field. The most important expenses include:

• Paid, experienced coaches
• Team insurance
• Rental of practice fields
• Practice baseballs and equipment
• Coaches’ background checks for player safety
• Coaches’ uniforms to represent the club professionally
• Tournament registration & membership fees
• Access to well-organized practices and games

Additionally, dues help cover administrative needs like website hosting, registration software, lineup cards, and other club enhancements that keep our organization running smoothly.

Tournament fees are split evenly among all players on the team. These fees generally cover:

• The tournament entry fee (may include Pay-At-Plate fees)
• A case of game balls
• Coaches’ hotel accommodations (for travel tournaments)

Pay-At-Plate (PAP) Fees:
Some tournaments require us to pay the umpires directly via cash or Venmo, and these fees are separate from the listed tournament price. What you see online may not reflect the actual total cost, as umpire fees are typically charged per game. We will invoice for the maximum number of games we could potentially play. Any unused funds from PAP will be rolled over to the next tournament or used for the purchase of game balls.

For high school-level tournaments, the fees are higher due to:

• More guaranteed games
• Higher-quality umpires
• Possible social media coverage to highlight the team and players

Absences:
Players who are absent from a tournament are still responsible for their tournament fees. We expect all members who have committed to the team for the season to contribute. Under special circumstances, we will consider excusing a tournament fee.

• 12U & Below – Max 12 players
• 13U – Max 13 players
• 14U – Max 14 players
• High School Level – Up to 15 players, with the possibility to add additional pitchers for national or major events

As players get older, the roster size typically increases. This allows for a deeper, more competitive team with a larger pool of talent. For national teams that compete at some of the biggest events, the roster may increase further, particularly to accommodate more pitchers for those high-demand tournaments.

Injuries and absences are inevitable, but our roster size ensures we remain competitive without relying on guest players from outside the organization.

Roster decisions are based on a variety of factors to ensure players are placed where they will have the most opportunity to develop and succeed. These factors include:

• Overall skills and athletic ability
• Tools (such as hitting, fielding, pitching, etc.)
• Position played

We aim to place players on teams where they will get the most playing time and growth opportunities, considering both their current abilities and potential. Our goal is to ensure every player is challenged appropriately while contributing to the team’s success.

Playing time decisions are based on a variety of factors, which include, but are certainly not limited to:

• Performance
• Position requirements
• Tools (Athleticism, Strength, Speed, etc.)
• Pitching rotations
  
• Attitude and mental focus
• Coach’s lineup strategy

Playing time will not be equal—it is impossible to guarantee equal time in a competitive environment. We take pride in practice development and reps, as practice is where most players will make significant strides at this level of play. Reps during live at-bats and scrimmages play a key role in a player’s overall development, complementing their game at-bats and innings pitched.

We strive to balance fairness, growth, and competition for every player.

We are proud to have a team of coaches with diverse and extensive backgrounds, including playing experience in professional baseball, Division 1, JUCO, NAIA baseball, as well as coaching at the college and high school levels. Our coaching staff is always striving to improve, and we are constantly looking to hire the best coaches to join our program.

If a coach has not played or coached at a high level, they will shadow our experienced staff and undergo training before being given the responsibility of head coaching a team. Our commitment is to provide the best possible coaching experience for every player.