Welcome to Wilson Youth Baseball & Softball
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Wilson Youth Baseball & Softball
The Wilson Youth Baseball program in Wilson, NY (Western New York) includes divisions for children aged 4-18 years. The program aims to provide on-field fundamentals and opportunities for children to learn the sport, as well as the excitement of playing games in a competitive environment.
Baseball
Midgets- boys and girls (7 & 8 yrs old) continue to learn the basic skills of the sport. Games played at Krueger Park in Wilson on Tuesday, Thursdays and occasionally Saturday morning.
Minors- 9-10 year old boys. This level begins to play teams from other leagues around local area (e.g., Pendleton, Wheatfield, Lewiston)
Majors- 11-12 year old boys. This level travels to play against teams from other WNY leagues.
Seniors- 13-15 year old boys. This level travels to play against teams from other WNY leagues.
18U- Under 18 years old. This level does not begin until after the Varsity team has completed their season.
Softball
Minors- primarily 8-11 years old. This level plays teams from other local areas (e.g., Wheatfield, Pendleton, Lewiston). Games tend to be on Tuesday and Thursday evenings.
Majors- primarily 12- 14 years old. This level plays teams from other local areas (e.g., Wheatfield, Pendleton, Lewiston).
16U- 16 and under. Games TBD depending on area league involvement and player numbers.
Registration for 2021 Season
https://wilsonyb.sportngin.com/register/form/425112499
Registration for 2021
No in person registration will occur due to COVID-19 precautions. Online Registration only.
Baseball, Softball and T-ball
Ages 4- 18 and open to children & adolescents in the area. No experience necessary! Click the registration form below to see more details.
T-Ball
Open to children ages 4-6 years. T-ball is a simplified game played with a softer ball and often a Tee to hit from, in an effort to help young players learn the basics. Coaches/Parents are encouraged to be involved to help our little tikes learn the ropes of this wonderful sport.
