There is no evaluation process prior to being placed on a team.
5U is designed for very young children with no experience in baseball. It helps teach players very basic baseball play in a fun and safe environment. Each week, two teams are scheduled on a diamond. The teams use the first 30 minutes for practice in smaller groups with coaches and parent helpers, with the remaining time used for a game. The hitting team uses a foam bat to hit a foam ball off a tee. Coaches are encouraged to modify the game to suit the kids.
Where: at a diamond in Edmonton's west end.
Equipment: helmet, glove (optional). Baseball pants, bats and cleats are not necessary.
There is no evaluation process prior to being placed on a team.
7U is for children who have limited or no experience playing baseball. The program emphasizes skill development. It helps teach players basic baseball skills and rules of play in a fun and safe environment. Each week, the two teams scheduled use the first 30 minutes for practice in smaller groups with coaches and parent helpers. The remaining time is used for a game, with coaches pitching. 7U players participate in the Rookie Days, held on a weekend in June that includes a tournament and skills evaluation, with the player receiving a Baseball Canada Rally Cap.
Where: at a diamond in Edmonton's west end.
Equipment: helmet, glove, protective cup. Baseball pants, bats and cleats are not necessary.
There is no evaluation process prior to being placed on a team.
The program emphasises skill development. It helps teach players basic baseball skills and rules of play in a fun and safe environment. 9U players participate in the Rookie Days, held on a weekend in June that includes a tournament and skills evaluation, with the player receiving a Baseball Canada Rally Cap.
Where: at a diamond in Edmonton's west end.
Equipment: helmet, glove, protective cup. Baseball pants, bats and cleats are not necessary.
All levels of skill are welcome. Players are allowed one friend request, which must be reciprocated, but is not guaranteed. Coach requests are not accepted. The games are player-pitch. The games are competitive, with scores kept, as well as standings and a playoff at the end of the season.
SJP/SWEBA House League: Teams will play in the SJP/SWEBA House League, competing against SJP and SWEBA teams, travel to south west Edmonton is required, up to 2 games per week. Home games/practices will be played in West Edmonton, Callingwood Diamonds and other fields in the west end. Away games will take place in South West Edmonton.
Schedule: play is GENERALLY Tuesdays and Thursdays for Games or Practices, but could be other days of the week (including weekends) for league games and make-up/rain-outs. Games start at 6:30pm; some teams meet early to have a warm-up prior to the game. Extra practices are booked at the discretion of the coach. The season runs from the beginning of May until the end of June.
Equipment: helmet, glove, protective cup, baseball pants. Bats are optional. Cleats are not necessary, but if chosen to be worn, must be plastic.
“A” League General Information
SJP will have one “A” team at 11U that will play in the Baseball Alberta “YEGA” league. To be selected to the “A” team players must sign up and attend the “AA/A” evaluations, which take place in March. It is best to attend all tryout sessions. The tryouts are under the direction of the SJP Technical Director and SJP Rep Director. The Head Coach may also become part of the selection process. The tryouts evaluate players' physical skills, desire and discipline as well as other variables.
YEGA League
The YEGA League for 11U is a competitive “A” league where the focus is on the development and enjoyment of the game of baseball.
The rules and guidelines are in place to ensure that the players are put into the best situation possible to enjoy the game of baseball in a competitive atmosphere while being given opportunities to develop and enjoy the sport.
Where: The “A” Team will play home games at Callingwood diamonds, with away games throughout Edmonton and Surrounding areas, requiring occasional travel. Practices will be at Callingwood diamonds or other fields in West Edmonton.
Schedule: League play is GENERALLY Monday through Thursday for Games and Practices, however, it can include weekends for tournaments and make-up/rain-outs. Games start at 6:30pm; some teams meet early to have a warm-up prior to the game. Extra practices are booked at the discretion of the coach. The season runs from the beginning of May until the end of June, with the possibility of playing the “A” Provincials in July.
Equipment: helmet, glove, protective cup, baseball pants. Bats are optional. Cleats must be plastic.
All levels of skill are welcome. Teams are chosen following a skills evaluation. Players are allowed one friend request, which must be reciprocated, but is not guaranteed. Coach requests are not accepted. Games are player-pitch. The games are competitive, with scores kept, as well as standings and a playoff at the end of the season.
SJP/SWEBA House League: Teams will play in the SJP/SWEBA House League, competing against SJP and SWEBA teams, travel to south west Edmonton is required, up to 2 games per week. Home games/practices will be played in West Edmonton, Callingwood Diamonds and other fields in the west end. Away games will take place in South West Edmonton.
Schedule: play is GENERALLY Mondays and Wednesdays, but could be other days of the week (including weekends) for league games and make-up/rain-outs. Games start at 6:30pm; some teams meet early to have a warm-up prior to the game. Extra practices are booked at the discretion of the coach. The season runs from the beginning of May until the end of June.
Equipment: helmet, glove, protective cup, baseball pants. Bats are optional. Cleats are not necessary, but if chosen to be worn, must be plastic.
“A” League General Information
SJP will have one “A” team at 13U that will play in the Baseball Alberta “YEGA” league. To be selected to the “A” team players must sign up and attend the “AA/A” evaluations, which take place in March. It is best to attend all tryout sessions. The tryouts are under the direction of the SJP Technical Director and SJP Rep Director. The Head Coach may also become part of the selection process. The tryouts evaluate players' physical skills, desire and discipline as well as other variables.
YEGA League
The YEGA League for 13U is a competitive “A” league where the focus is on the development and enjoyment of the game of baseball.
The rules and guidelines are in place to ensure that the players are put into the best situation possible to enjoy the game of baseball in a competitive atmosphere while being given opportunities to develop and enjoy the sport.
Where: The “A” Team will play home games at Callingwood diamonds, with away games throughout Edmonton and Surrounding areas, requiring occasional travel. Practices will be at Callingwood diamonds or other fields in West Edmonton.
Schedule: League play is GENERALLY Monday through Thursday for Games and Practices, however, it can include weekends for tournaments and make-up/rain-outs. Games start at 6:30pm; some teams meet early to have a warm-up prior to the game. Extra practices are booked at the discretion of the coach. The season runs from the beginning of May until the end of June, with the possibility of playing the “A” Provincials in July.
Equipment: helmet, glove, protective cup, baseball pants. Bats are optional. Cleats must be plastic.
All levels of skill are welcome. Teams are chosen in a coaches' draft. Players are allowed one friend request, which must be reciprocated, but is not guaranteed. Coach requests are not accepted.
Where: teams play in the Edmonton Rural and Recreational Baseball League (ERRBL). The members of the ERRBL league include Leduc, Strathcona, Edmonton NE Zone, South Jasper Place, Sherwood Park, Devon, St. Albert, Spruce Grove, Fort Saskatchewan and Stony Plain. One game per week at Callingwood diamonds and one game per week away.
Equipment: helmet, glove, protective cup, bat, baseball pants. Cleats are not necessary, but if chosen to be worn, must have plastic.
General Information
All levels of skill are welcome. Teams are chosen in a coaches' draft. Players are allowed one friend request, which must be reciprocated, but is not guaranteed. Coach requests are not accepted.
Where: teams play in the Edmonton Rural and Recreational Baseball League (ERRBL). The members of the ERRBL league include Leduc, Strathcona, Edmonton NE Zone, South Jasper Place, Sherwood Park, Devon, St. Albert, Spruce Grove, Fort Saskatchewan and Stony Plain. One game per week at Callingwood diamonds and one game per week away.
Equipment: helmet, glove, protective cup, bat, baseball pants. Cleats are not necessary, but if chosen to be worn, must have plastic.