Available Programs

2020 Fall Baseball - ESLL ONLY

2020's fall baseball program will be a socially-distant practice format that may eventually incorporate scrimmages/games when the City of Scottsdale eases it's youth sports mandates as they relate to Covid-19.

Contrary to previous fall programs, the 2020 fall program is open to ONLY McCormick Ranch and East Scottsdale players and families. We typically have access to various SUSD fields, but since SUSD is closed as of this time of registration, we only have limited field access at Chaparral Park. SUSD fields remained closed along with the schools.

Our registration will be simple, albeit significantly limited.

Players will be bracketed into age groups of 2021 Spring Ages 7-8, 9-10, 11-12, and 13's and assigned to "teams". These teams will participate in practices in an effort to improve skills for the 2021 Spring Season.

As of the moment, each age bracket will be limited to 24 registrations apiece, and we expect to quickly fill these openings. A wait list will begin after the 24 slots per age group fill up. We aim to have no more than 12 players per session to ensure social distancing.

Each age group will have two practice sessions per week - one practice on either Tuesday or Thursday evening, and a second practice on either Saturday morning or Saturday evening.

Players will receive two practice tee shirts and one branded facemask. Fees will be $120 across all age groups.

Thank you for bearing with us during a very bizarre year. We cannot wait to get back to our regular 2021 Spring Season (look for Spring 2021 registration to open in early November).

Again, please respect that this fall will be open only to McCormick Ranch and East Scottsdale. If it is determined that your school/residence does not fall within our boundaries, your registration will be revoked and your fees refunded.

If you are unsure which boundary you are in, please use LL's League Finder website.

To see the 2021 Age Chart matrix, please click here.

Please email [email protected] with questions.

Gene Montemore
Fall Baseball Coordinator