Bay Port Youth Baseball

2019 Pirate Baseball Tournament Team/4th Qt. Registration

2019 Tournament Team Registration/4th Qt. Membership

2019 Bay Port Baseball Youth Clinic

Bay Port Youth Baseball Clinic Grades K-6 Sunday, April 28th, 1-4pm

Information at bayporthssd.weebly.com/youth-athletic-programs.html

The Bay Port High School Baseball Coaching Staff and players will be holding a baseball clinic for boys in grades K-6 on Sunday, April 28th from 1:00pm to 4:00pm; report to the Bay Port High School Gymnasium (weather permitting, we will go outside). The boys will be divided by grade. Appropriate baseball fundamentals will be taught for each group.

Fundamentals Taught:

Fielding ground/fly balls, Throwing/Pitching, Hitting/Bunting, Base Running/Sliding, Catching/Tagging Runners

Outdoor Tournament Team Practice Schedule 4/28-5/29

Indoor Tournament Team Practice Schedule 4/1-4/25

Pirate Baseball At 4th Quarter - Optional Pitching/Hitting Clinics

7u Tournament Team Information

7u Tournament Team Informational Meeting:

Sunday, April 14th at 5:30in the Bay Port Commons/Cafeteria.

If you are interested in 7u baseball, but cannot make the meeting, please contact Mike Simoens at: michsimo@hssdschools.org

2019 Pirate Baseball Tournament Team Information

Every year the Pirate Baseball Club provides an opportunity for over 200 Howard-Suamico boys to participate in tournament baseball. This program is for boys with the skill and/or interest to participate in a competitive tournament environment. There will be tournament team opportunities for grades 1st-9th. Tournament teams will participate in tournaments throughout Wisconsin during the summer. Tournament Team practices will be offered once or twice a week from Feb through July. Practices will be used to improve individual and team skills. It is not mandatory that your son attends every practice and/or tournament; however, regular attendance is highly encouraged. Tournament Team members are required to continue their participation on their regular league teams.

Understand that the same objectives as league play – skill development, sportsmanship, and having fun will be a priority, however, winning will become a higher priority during tournament play competition. Parents will have to evaluate their son’s level of interest and skill when deciding to participate on tournament teams.