All Divisions

Dates

• Registration Window: June 5^th - June 30^th
• Program Dates: July 7^th - August 14^th
• Teams Announced: between June 30^th (ish) and July 4^th (ish) via email and website¹

General Information

• Format: Games only; no scheduled practices
• Game Schedule: 2 games per week, total 10-12 games
• Registration Fee: $75 per player (scholarships² available)
• Uniform: Game shirt provided; wear spring season cap
• Required Equipment: Baseball glove, protective cup (recommended for boys), footwear
• Optional Equipment: Personal bat and helmet (shared equipment available)

Single-A Baseball Summerball25 (Sandlot)

We're excited to welcome families to Single-A baseball this summer! Below are the key details for this division:

• Games will be sandlot¹ format, giving maximum flexibility to players and coaches over the summer
• For players with experience in Coach Pitch or Single-A only (not directly from T-ball)
• Parent volunteers needed — all experience levels welcome! (See Side Bar)
• See matrix below for more details on day, time, and locations

Please reach out to Olin Wick with questions.

Softball Summerball25 (Sandlot)

We're excited to welcome our Softball families to Summerball25! For 2025, we're offering a two-tiered program designed to accommodate a range of ages and skill levels. Please review the following information:

• Games will be sandlot¹ format, bringing maximum flexibility to players and coaches over the summer
• AA/AAA Softball is for developing AAA players and AA graduates
• AAA/Majors Softball is for experienced AAA players and returning Majors players
• Potential interleague play opportunities with neighboring leagues
• Volunteer coaches needed — all are welcome to help! (See Side Bar)
• See matrix below for more details on day, time, and locations

If you have questions or need help determining the right division for your player, please contact Gayle Perez.

AA/AAA/MAJORS/JUNIORS Baseball Summerball25 (Interleague)

We're excited to welcome AA, AAA, Majors, and Juniors families to Summerball25! See below for important program information:

• Traditional organized baseball program with set teams and regular game schedules
• Games will be interleague¹ play, meaning competitive play against neighboring little leagues
• Players are encouraged to play up to the level they'll play next year²
• AA Baseball may have a hybrid mix of sandlot and interleague
• Volunteer coaches needed — all are welcome to help! (See Side Bar)
• See matrix below for more details on day, time, and locations

For questions or additional information, please contact Paul Fox.

Why Play Up in Summerball25?

We encourage kids to move up a division in Summerball25 if they will be moving up NEXT season for three key reasons:

1. Better Competition – Local leagues (Ballard, Magnolia, Queen Anne, Shoreline, and more) have agreed to align divisions based on where players will be in Spring of '26, creating balanced teams.
2. Low-Stakes, High-Growth – With All-Stars out playing tournaments, it's the perfect time to safely adjust, take on new challenges, and build confidence in the new division.
3. Head Start for Spring 2026 – Getting early reps at the next level helps players settle in and succeed when the regular season begins.

The matrix below provides guidance on selecting the appropriate Summerball25 division, but the answer may come easier by asking yourself this question — where will my player play next year? If there is even a chance, then give it a go¹!

Day/Divisions Matrix for Summerball25

IMPORTANT NOTE: We are at the mercy of District 8's central scheduler for Summerball25 — however, we understand how important it is for families to plan ahead, so this year we are providing the days, times, and locations assigned to each division at the District level from 2024. This is a planning tool—not a cudgel to be wielded¹