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Welcome to Brookline Youth Baseball
posted 05/18/2012
 
Please see the information below at "Activate or Create Your BYB Account" to activate your existing account or to create a new one if you are new to BYB. You will then be able to register for any current and future programs.

Also, please bookmark our website! We promise to keep you up-to-date with lots of interesting things, including many user-friendly features that the kids will love too. Here's to a great year of baseball in Brookline!

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Navigating Summer Ball - What's Up?
by posted 05/10/2012
 

What's Going on With Summer Ball?

Summer is such a great time to play ball in Brookline. Even with travel and vacations, a lot of us are looking for stuff for the kids to do on the lazy warm days of July and August. we have a number of programs which are all listed below, but here's a quick navigator:

Summer Pick Up Baseball: July 5 through the end of August, we host two nights per week of come-as-you-are baseball for kids age 6-12. Lawrence Playground, 6PM. No signups, registration, nothing! Just show up and play. Check back for more details in late June.

Summer Minors Baseball: A new program this year, four teams of kids who have played at least one season or are currently enrolled in Spring Minors. (Not beginning baseball.) This is not travel ball, it's all in Brookline. We expect four teams with evening games. See below for more information.

Summer "Bay State" Baseball (9-12): Each year we enter teams at the 10U, 11U and 12U age level in the Eastern MA Bay State Tournament. It's 6-7 weeks of intense and competitive travel ball. See below for more information.

Summer "LTA" Baseball (13-16): Each year we enter teams at the 14U and 16U age level in the Eastern MA Bay State Tournament. It's 6-7 weeks of intense and competitive travel ball for the big guys. See below for more information.

If you have any questions, please contact Chris Roche.
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8-9 yo Summer Minors Baseball in Brookline
posted 05/09/2012
 

8-9 Year Olds: In-Town Summer League for Brookline!

BYB is pleased to offer a new summer league for skilled 8 and 9 year olds. Summer evenings are a great time for baseball, and we think we’ve designed a program that is family friendly and competitive, picking up on where Spring Ball leaves off.
 
This will be a five week program with four teams. It will be kid pitch! It begins on Sunday, July 8 and runs through Sunday August 12. All events will be on Sundays, Mondays and Wednesdays, all beginning at 5:45PM. The program will be weighted toward playing games, with a few practices in the beginning. The league will use the current Spring Minors rules. All baseball will be in Brookline, *this is not a travel league.*
 
Families who take vacations are still eligible and encouraged to play. We will ask you about your availability when you register, and design each team so that there are enough players throughout the season.
 
Requirements: This league is designed for kids that are entering the 3rd or 4th grade, who have completed at least one season of baseball. Kids who currently in Spring Minors at any age may play. This is not beginning baseball - players should already be skilled and enthusiastic about playing good ball and ready for a challenge.
 
The program will provide: Jersey and cap for players, student umpires, and a college-age assistant coach. There will be one parent coach for each team.
 
Program Cost: $110. Registration begins now and ends when four teams are filled, so register early!
 
A note about Summer Travel Baseball for 9-10 year olds: If your child is planning to tryout for the Bay State 10U team, we encourage him or her to do so. Players not assigned to that team will be automatically registered into this program, because we believe it will be a terrific alternate opportunity.
 
If you have any further questions, please .

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Summer Baseball Registration 9-12 yo
posted 05/08/2012
 

Tryouts for 2012 Summer Ball are Sunday morning, May 20!

Tryouts are at Eliot Field, Chestnut Hill Ave., beginning at 9:00AM.

9-10 yo's come at 9:00.
11's come at 10:30.
12's come at noon.

You should be receiving an email confirmation by Thursday May 18th. If you have not received a confirmation, please show up! But make sure you're registered.


There are limited spots on each team and we want Brookline's best ballplayers! Any 9-12 year old player (see below) currently eligible for Spring Ball may tryout, but you must register for a tryout spot. Here are more details:

Player Ages

We enter teams in the Bay State League, and teams are formed based on player ages.

A player who is 11 or 12 as of April 30 may qualify for the A Team.

A player who is 10 or 11 as of April 30 may qualify for the B Team.

A player who is 9 or 10 as of April 30 may qualify for the C Team.

When you try out, you are trying out for the program, not for a specific team. The summer coordinator and coaches will work to create the most competitive teams possible and we can not guarantee specific team placement. 

Same age players will tryout together. Specific tryout times by age on the morning of May 20 will be posted here soon.

Schedule

Schedules are set by the Bay State Tournament. Locations won’t be determined until late June, but the dates are set.

Click here to see the calendar.

A Team (12U). There are four games per week, plus practices at coach’s discretion. Look for anything on the schedule that begins with an A, such as A-1, A-2, etc.

B Team (11U). There are four games per week, plus practices at coach’s discretion. Look for anything on the schedule that begins with a B, such as B-1, B-2, etc.

C Team (10U). There are three games per week, plus practices at coach’s discretion. Look for anything on the schedule that begins with a C, such as C-1, C-2, etc. In addition, the C Team will play a four-day tournament in South Boston, July 19-22.

Practices

Practice for all teams will start in late June, at the coach’s discretion. They are more intense than Spring Ball practices, and players are expected to go all out. The coach will develop a reasonable practice schedule that works within spring baseball schedules. It is important to have the summer team begin workouts and have a good opportunity to play together before the summer season. Practices for teams are at Eliot or Robinson Fields and you can expect 1 - 2 practices per week during the July-August season.

Games

Most games begin at 5:45 PM on weekdays with a typical 1-hour warm-up call. Weekend game times vary and they are always “on the road.” Carpooling is always workable for travel games.

Attendance and Vacation Time

We need many players to be available for the majority of games and practices, but we also realize that families take vacations in the summer. It is typical to stagger rosters to account for absences. But the more games you can play, the better it is for the team. If you have concerns about your summer schedule, please contact the Summer VP (contact below) to discuss. In any case, please come to the tryout.

Players on the A and B teams have a four game/week schedule, but may only be required to play three games/per week depending on roster size and availability.

Registration Instructions

Register HEREPlease note again that all players who wish to try out MUST register in advance. You will NOT be charged for a tryout. Charges are collected when players are assigned to a team, and then are due immediately.

Cost

Summer Fees are $190 per player plus the new Town of Brookline Parks Use Fee of $15. Summer Fees pay for uniforms and the fees we pay to Bay State Baseball for umpires and league play.

Be a Sponsor

We love sponsors. Absolutely we do. Sponsorships and donations will help cover the costs of this program, which is significantly more expensive than our spring or fall programs. If you are interested in making a financial contribution, please .

Have more questions?

If you have additional questions, please  VP of Summer Baseball, or .
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Summer Baseball Registration 13-19 yo
posted 05/04/2012
 

Tryouts

Although the spring baseball season has just started, it's time to start thinking about summer baseball. Tryouts for Brookline's three large-diamond summer teams will take place on Sunday, May 6 at Warren Field:
  • Tompkins League B Team at 9:00-11:00 (for players who will be age 13 or 14 on 4/30/12)
  • Tompkins League A Team at 11:00-1:00 (for players who will be age 15 or 16 on 4/30/12)
  • American Legion at 1:00-3:00 (for players who were born in 1993, 1994, or 1995)
If a player wants to attend tryouts for a team other than the one listed above for his or her age group, please by May 5.

REGISTERING FOR TRYOUTS

All players who want to attend tryouts must register by May 5 using the "Register Now" link in the upper right area of this web site. There is no charge to register for tryouts. All players 13-19 years old will register together and be assigned to teams based on age, tryouts and other considerations.

PAYING THE SUMMER BASEBALL FEE

After tryouts are over and teams are formed, all players who are selected for a team will be instructed to return to the website and pay the summer baseball registration fee. Although the exact fees haven't been determined yet, BYB expects them to be roughly $200/player for the Tompkins League teams and $300/player for the American Legion team. Partial fee waivers are available for those who have a financial hardship.

MORE INFORMATION

If you have any questions please .
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BYB Photo Day - June 3 2012
posted 05/04/2012
 
The times and locations of games may change to accommodate this event. More information will be available closer to the big day.
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Go Behind the Scenes at Fenway
posted 05/03/2012
 
This looks like a good opportunity for your family and for families in need in Boston and Brookline.

From the sponsor:

Breaking News! Un-BELIEVE-able! Give your Kids a Fenway Park Fantasy, now at HALF-PRICE!

Saturday, May 19, 1-4pm:

Enjoy a glorious day and an experience of a lifetime: Batter up, tour behind the scenes, pose with Wally and the World Series Trophies, eat your favorite Fenway treats (free!), rock a flip book, and see live entertainment by the Yo-Yo People and L’il Phunk. It’s “Believe in Brookline Kids,” a fun family day to support the Brookline Community Mental Health Center Kids’ Fund and provide affordable mental health care for kids and families in Boston, Brookline and nearby, including in every Brookline public school. Thanks to a generous donor, remaining tickets are now HALF-PRICE! $50 for adults, $25 for children, and free for ages 2 and under – with all your food and fun included! Find out more and snap up your tickets now:

www.BelieveinBrooklineKids.org or 617.277.8107.
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Baseline Concussion Testing for Youth Athletes
posted 10/27/2004
 
Update March 28, 2012: All currently scheduled testing sessions are fully booked. We are trying to arrange additional testing sessions this spring and will post updates here and by by email to current registrants as soon as possible.

We encourage your participation in a very valuable program that is beginning next week and that promises to improve the long term health and welfare of Brookline's youth athletes. Brookline is beginning a town-wide program to obtain baseline concussion testing results on youth athletes. This information can be used to help determine when an athlete can safely return to play after a head injury has occurred. Proper timing of the return to play is an important part of minimizing the long term consequences of head trauma especially for youth players.

Click here for additional information about the testing program and about the signs, symptoms and recommended course of action when a concussion does occur.

This program is spearheaded by Brookline parents with professional experience in pediatric health care and in the detection, monitoring and management of traumatic head injuries. Such testing is already commonplace for Brookline High School athletes and at many other secondary schools and colleges nationwide. This new program is intended for any child 11 years old or older who is not currently attending high school. Brookline Parks and Recreation is providing enthusiastic financial and other support so there will be no fee to you for this test.

Register for the test: Please use the town web site to register your youth athlete for this baseline concussion test. Go to: http://www.brooklinerec.com > register online > click the browse activities icon and perform a keyword search for "concussion" (no quotes). Dates currently scheduled are:

3/27/2012, 3/28/2012, 4/3/2012 and 4/5/2012
all 6:30-8 pm at Brookline High School


We want to thank our Brookline parent neighbors who are making this important program possible and Brookline Parks and Recreation for their enthusiastic support!
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Coaching Is . . . Ten Reasons YOU Should Become a Baseball Coach
posted 07/04/1776
 
New coaches are the lifeblood of the system that keeps BYB dynamic and active. Every small era in our development is owed in great part to the parent volunteers who choose to get involved, stay involved and grow their teams. To those who love to spend time with their kids and their kids’ friends, and who value the life lessons that baseball teaches, we proudly invite you to get involved.
  1. Coaching is about giving kids confidence by teaching them a game that literally changes lives.
  2. Coaching is hauling the gear bag around like a custodian, because you are one.
  3. Coaching is a chance to make all kinds of new friends (especially the young ones).
  4. Coaching is making every player know s/he’s the best one on the team.
  5. Coaching is two hours on a green grassy field where the office can’t reach you.
  6. Coaching is the high-fives you give and get from the sweetest faces.
  7. Coaching is assuring a dejected child that the sun will rise tomorrow.
  8. Coaching is a tribute to your own kids’ dreams.
  9. Coaching is a tribute to your community.
  10. Coaching is a tribute to the ones who coached you.

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Activate or Create Your BYB Account
posted 01/01/1776
 

Set up your account: You must first set up your account by entering your primary email address without a password. You will receive a password by email.

  • Returning families: Enter the address you used for BYB in the past. If one address doesn't work try another. We made some assumptions when transfering your information and we may have guessed wrong. 
  • New families: Enter any address you want to use for BYB email.

Log in, edit information: Log in using your email address and the password obtained above.

  • Returning families: You should see your previous guardian and child information, and can make any changes before proceeding. You will NOT see registration information for previous seasons. If you do not receive a password by email or if you do not see your previous guardian and child information after logging in please do not continue with registration We will correct the problem so you don't create a duplicate account. This is very important.
  • New families: You will be able to enter guardian and child information.
  • Everyone: Be sure your home, work and mobile phone numbers are properly designated. If you want to receive BYB text messages you must select your mobile phone carrier from the list provided next to your mobile phone number.


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