Think Spring! 

Welcome to the 2020 Baseball and Softball Season! Your TMYBA Board has been working hard in the off season to ensure successful and fun experiences for your player(s) in 2020! As you'll read in our  newsletter The Scorecard, there are some exciting changes coming this season. First and foremost, we will officially become affiliated with Little League! You're probably familiar with Little League from watching the Little League World Series each August, but the organization is much greater than that tournament.  It began in 1939 and supports leagues in more than 80 countries.  And it supports leagues of all youth ages.  Our District is comprised of 15 organizations in a six southeastern Wisconsin counties.  This change has been a long time coming and is a great way to start off the new decade. Although this will bring up many questions and some changes to the way we do things, it gives us the opportunity to play against and, as an organization, compete with, the growing baseball community at large. It also will elevate the quality of play, coaching and skill building that the organization is able to provide. We appreciate your patience and understanding as we move through this transition and, as always, welcome constructive feedback, comments and questions. Thank you for choosing TMYBA and being a part of this exciting time! Don't forget to register here beginning February 1st and, again, be sure to read The Scorecard as is has important dates and information to kick off the 2020 season. 

Save the date! Feel free to Stop in any time at The Pitch informational session on Sunday, February 2nd from 1:30-4 pm at the Homestead Fieldhouse Lobby. 

Recreational baseball and softball is known to have a lower level of competitiveness than traveling baseball and softball. Any players new to the sport that are considering joining a recreational team should be made aware of the following:

• Rec baseball and softball is very affordable if you are interested in joining the sport.
• Playing time is guaranteed. Every player who registers will play equally regardless of ability.
• No tryouts are necessary to join a team. Players are randomly placed on teams. 
• There are minimal practice days and recurring weekly games, making it easier on the family schedule.