Baseball
Step Up to the Plate
Our youth baseball leagues teach more than batting and catching—they build confidence, resilience, and lifelong friendships through play.
Fundamentals, Fun, and Teamwork
Youth baseball at Daxko YMCA introduces players to core skills like throwing, fielding, and batting while fostering sportsmanship and self-esteem. Whether they’re stepping onto the field for the first time or preparing for competitive play, our leagues meet them where they are.
Fundamental Skill Building
Players learn essential baseball skills like throwing, catching, hitting, and base running while developing coordination and focus.
Outdoor Activity & Fun
Games and practices provide fresh air, exercise, and lots of fun, helping kids build healthy habits while enjoying America’s pastime.
Teamwork & Communication
Baseball teaches kids how to work together, support their teammates, and communicate effectively both on and off the field.
Patience & Sportsmanship
Youth gain valuable life lessons in patience, perseverance, and respect—important traits both in sports and in everyday life.
Youth Baseball Seasons
Conditioning
Get ready for the season with dedicated strength & conditioning programming. Exercises, drills, and technical focus to help prepare for the upcoming season.
Intramural Practice Games
Practice playing against other teams at the Daxko YMCA. Start putting new skills from Conditioning into play and get into the groove.
League Play
Time to shine! City-wide league play with allow players to really put their game to the test against teams across the metro area. Season to conclude with a tournament.
Building More Than Players
Baseball teaches patience, confidence, and perseverance. Through practices and game play, children learn to try, fail, adjust, and grow—valuable lessons they’ll carry off the field.
Frequently Asked Questions
Youth baseball is typically available for children ages 4–12, with T-ball, coach pitch, and age-based leagues.
Not at all! Our programs welcome all skill levels and focus on helping each child grow at their own pace.
Players should bring a glove. We provide bats, balls, helmets, and uniforms. Personal gear is optional.
Definitely! Volunteers can assist with coaching, team coordination, or just cheering from the sidelines. Sign up on our Volunteer page
