YOUTH T-BALL
Y t-ball is a home run! Kids learn the basics of the game plus teamwork, leadership, and make new friends.
Play Ball!
Y t-ball programs are designed to help players learn basic skills such as batting, catching, throwing, and the rules of the game. All kids are encouraged to play by getting equal chances to bat, run bases, and play in the field. Y youth sports encourage and promote healthy kids, families, and communities by placing a priority on family involvement, healthy competition rather than rivalry, the value of participation over winning, team-building as well as individual development, a positive self-image and a sense of fair play and mutual respect for others.
Families are encouraged to be more than mere spectators, by contributing their time as volunteer coaches — as well as being their kid’s greatest fan.
T-Ball Programs
Minis Program
Preschoolers learn rules and practice t-ball fundamentals like throwing and catching the ball, batting off the tee, and in most cases, going the right way around the baseball diamond through fun drills and games.
Ages: 3 to 5, co-ed
Schedule: Practices with scrimmages are held once per week for 8 weeks. The days and times of the program vary by location.
Fall and winter locations: There are no programs planned for fall and winter 2024.
Led By: Y staff
Score: Not tracked
Family Involvement: Required
Kinders Program
Kindergarteners learn rules and practice t-ball fundamentals like throwing and catching the ball, batting off the tee, and in most cases, going the right way around the baseball diamond through fun drills and games.
Ages: 5 to 6, co-ed
Schedule: Practices with scrimmages are held once per week. The days and times of the program vary by location.
Fall and winter locations: There are no programs planned for fall and winter 2024.
Led By: Y staff
Score: Not tracked
Family Involvement: Encouraged
Key Information & Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
How do I register?
You can register online via the links above, over the phone by calling (206) 382-5022, or at your local Y.
When does registration open?
Registration opens seasonally! To learn more about registration, including answers to frequently asked questions, please visit our program registration website.
I cannot afford the full cost of the program. Is financial assistance available?
Yes! The Y is committed to ensuring all families have access to quality and enriching youth programs. If the fee for this program presents a challenge for your family, financial assistance is available.
For Y members, your program scholarship is already attached to your Y account and available upon registration. For community members, please fill out this form and choose 'program subsidy only' under membership type.
Do Y members receive a discount on youth sports programs or leagues?
Yes! To see your Y member discount, please click the register button for your chosen program or league and click the activity to see pricing for both Y members and community.
What should my child wear and bring for t-ball?
Your child should wear comfortable clothes, a baseball cap, and closed toe shoes (preferably athletic shoes). Your child should also bring a non-glass water bottle. Baseball and/or softball gloves are recommended but not required.
Does my child need to be potty trained?
Yes, all participants must be potty trained.
What is your refund policy?
Please review our cancellation and refund policies here.
If internet registration is closed, can I still sign up for this program?
There may still be space available even if internet registration is closed. Please call (206) 382-5022 or visit your local Y to inquire.
Can I make a suggestion for a sport to offer?
Yes, please fill out this form to help us plan future sports programming.
Who do I contact with questions?
Contact information for the following locations:
- Auburn Valley Y – auburnsports@seattleymca.org
- Bellevue Family Y – bellevuesports@seattleymca.org
- Coal Creek Family Y – ccfysports@seattleymca.org
- Dale Turner Family Y – dtfysports@seattleymca.org
- Kent Y – kentsports@seattleymca.org
- Matt Griffin Y – youthsportsmg@seattleymca.org
- Meredith Mathews East Madison Y – mmemsports@seattleymca.org
- Northshore Y – northshoresports@seattleymca.org
- Sammamish Community Y - sammsports@seattleymca.org
- Snoqualmie Valley Y - jhopkins@seattleymca.org
- West Seattle Family Y - wssports@seattleymca.org
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