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Santa Clarita Youth Baseball offers organized youth baseball through Baseball 101 (Tee-Ball), Rookie League, Minor League, and Major League, along with an Academy program during the off season. Players take part in accelerated drills, extra field and cage times, and may have additional games on weekends against local developmental teams as part of the Academy program.
• Ages: 4–12 years old
• Schedule: Spring seasons start in February and fall seasons start in September; the spring 2026 season runs February 21–May 16 with playoff and championship games held after May 16, and the fall 2026 season runs September 12–November 14 with tryouts on August 8.
• Price: Baseball 101 (Tee-Ball) $175, Rookie League $200, Minor League $225, Major League $250, plus a $50 refundable volunteer fee; Academy program tuition is $115 per player per month.
Tryouts on August 8 are scheduled with Rookies and Majors arriving from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. and Minors arriving from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., and Rookie, Minor, and Major league games take place on Saturdays, while Tee-ball practices and games take place on Monday evenings. Registration fees include a team hat, shirt, belt, and socks, and umpire fees are not included in the registration amount. A volunteer fee is refunded if a parent or guardian volunteers during the season, and only one day of volunteering is required, with a discount automatically applied for multiple siblings. The program uses the SportsEngine app as the primary form of digital communication with teams, and the website is powered by SportsEngine's Sports Relationship Management software and is subject to the Santa Clarita Youth Baseball privacy policy.
Santa Clarita Youth Baseball is described as a family-centered league and is a nonprofit organization. It is a proud partner of Los Angeles County, and sponsors include Card My Yard Santa Clarita, Cyclone Cleaning & Janitorial, and Photography by Mitzi Mandel, with all money raised going toward improving the fields used for practice and games. The Academy program is described as having a focus on the development of players who hope to play in high school and beyond, with a focus on building players' confidence and maturity within the game, and includes visits from former and current high school and college players and coaches. The Academy program is offered during the off season for prior enrolled players ages 8–10, with consideration for older ages as well, and is structured around accelerated drills, higher levels of coaching, extra field and cage times weekly, and possible additional games on weekends against local developmental teams.
Baseball gear families are asked to provide includes baseball pants, a glove, a USA-stamped bat (not a USSSA bat), a helmet, an athletic cup, cleats that are not metal, and a water bottle. For tryouts, players are asked to wear baseball pants or athletic sweats and non-metal cleats, with any jersey or T-shirt acceptable, and to bring a USA bat (not a USSSA bat), catching glove, helmet, and water bottle, with wearing an athletic cup for groin protection highly recommended. Uniform sizing tends to run small, so ordering a size up is suggested. The SCYB Snack Shack is open during Saturday games and offers a variety of drinks and snacks in addition to breakfast and lunch options. The Program Director is listed as Nick Lettau, with contact at [email protected].
Last updated June 15, 2026.
• Ages: 4–12 years old
• Schedule: Spring seasons start in February and fall seasons start in September; the spring 2026 season runs February 21–May 16 with playoff and championship games held after May 16, and the fall 2026 season runs September 12–November 14 with tryouts on August 8.
• Price: Baseball 101 (Tee-Ball) $175, Rookie League $200, Minor League $225, Major League $250, plus a $50 refundable volunteer fee; Academy program tuition is $115 per player per month.
Tryouts on August 8 are scheduled with Rookies and Majors arriving from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. and Minors arriving from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., and Rookie, Minor, and Major league games take place on Saturdays, while Tee-ball practices and games take place on Monday evenings. Registration fees include a team hat, shirt, belt, and socks, and umpire fees are not included in the registration amount. A volunteer fee is refunded if a parent or guardian volunteers during the season, and only one day of volunteering is required, with a discount automatically applied for multiple siblings. The program uses the SportsEngine app as the primary form of digital communication with teams, and the website is powered by SportsEngine's Sports Relationship Management software and is subject to the Santa Clarita Youth Baseball privacy policy.
Santa Clarita Youth Baseball is described as a family-centered league and is a nonprofit organization. It is a proud partner of Los Angeles County, and sponsors include Card My Yard Santa Clarita, Cyclone Cleaning & Janitorial, and Photography by Mitzi Mandel, with all money raised going toward improving the fields used for practice and games. The Academy program is described as having a focus on the development of players who hope to play in high school and beyond, with a focus on building players' confidence and maturity within the game, and includes visits from former and current high school and college players and coaches. The Academy program is offered during the off season for prior enrolled players ages 8–10, with consideration for older ages as well, and is structured around accelerated drills, higher levels of coaching, extra field and cage times weekly, and possible additional games on weekends against local developmental teams.
Baseball gear families are asked to provide includes baseball pants, a glove, a USA-stamped bat (not a USSSA bat), a helmet, an athletic cup, cleats that are not metal, and a water bottle. For tryouts, players are asked to wear baseball pants or athletic sweats and non-metal cleats, with any jersey or T-shirt acceptable, and to bring a USA bat (not a USSSA bat), catching glove, helmet, and water bottle, with wearing an athletic cup for groin protection highly recommended. Uniform sizing tends to run small, so ordering a size up is suggested. The SCYB Snack Shack is open during Saturday games and offers a variety of drinks and snacks in addition to breakfast and lunch options. The Program Director is listed as Nick Lettau, with contact at [email protected].
Last updated June 15, 2026.
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