Concord-Carlisle Youth Baseball

TOWN LEAGUE BASEBALL

Pre-Season (January - March)

2025 Pre-Season Clinic Details

The winter season is structured exclusively around weekly skill clinics for players in Grades 1-10. With a focus on reinforcing fundamental sport-specific skills in a fast and fun environment, clinics will provide players with targeted repetitions and professional instruction to help prepare them for spring baseball.

Spring Season (April - June)

YOUTH LEAGUE DIVISIONS

2025 Spring Season Details

  • T-Ball

    GRADES PK - K

    Introductory level of play focused on teaching foundational skills in a fast and fun environment, where all players hit off a tee.

  • Farm

    GRADES 1 - 2

    Instructional level of play focused on developing foundational skills in a fast and fun environment, where players transition from hitting off the tee, to coach pitch, and eventually to player pitch. 

  • Majors

    GRADES 3-6

    National League
    Transitional level of play focused on striking a balance between instruction and competition using a combination of coach pitch and player pitch.

    American League
    Competitive level of play focused on fostering a love of the game and preparing athletes for future success using exclusively player pitch.

    Note: All players interested in playing in the American League must attend an evaluation session in February.

  • Babe Ruth

    AGES 13 - 16

    Competitive level of play helping players transition to a full-sized diamond. Program will co-op with surrounding towns to provide robust experience and a full game schedule.

Summer (July)

During the summer season, we will partner with the CCHS Baseball Team to have professionally run clinic sessions by the CCHS coaching staff and players.

CCYB will also offer a number of team based options, including entries at various age levels for the Cal Ripken Tournament, Jimmy Fund League, Bay State League, & Minuteman Babe Ruth.

Fall (September - October)

The fall season is structured exclusively around weekly skill clinics for players in Grades 1-10. With a focus on reinforcing fundamental sport-specific skills in a fast and fun environment, clinics will provide players with targeted repetitions and professional instruction to help prepare them for spring baseball. There will not be any competitive games this fall.

TRAVEL LEAGUE BASEBALL

Rebels

Rebels Program (January - May)

Community

Provide a local Travel Baseball experience so athletes from Concord-Carlisle can develop their skills alongside peers and classmates.

Coaching

Provide access to professional coaches who prioritize skill development and foster a love of the game in a challenging, yet supportive environment.

Competition

Provide an opportunity to travel and compete against elite programs in the area as an extension of the local Town Baseball experience.

Convenience

Provide a high-level program at a reasonable cost, which is based locally to limit travel time to practices and games.

CC Baseball

Provide a pathway to high school baseball for young players while building a culture of excellence within the CC baseball community.

2025 Rebels Season Details

Season Overview:

The season consists of a minimum of 30 touch points, including 12 pre-season sessions (Jan - Mar), 9 regular season practices, and 9 travel games (April - May).

Team Structure:

Rebels is a competitive travel baseball program for experienced players. Rosters are limited to 12 players per team and tryouts are required.

Coaching Structure:

All instruction throughout the season will be provided by professional coaches and augmented by experienced CCYB volunteers.

Town Baseball Requirement:

All Rebels players are required to play Town Baseball during the spring season. There are no exceptions to this policy. Rebels is a supplement, not a replacement.

Participation Commitment:

Due to the selective nature of the program, all players are required to make a full commitment and should prioritize baseball during the spring season.

For more information, contact

CCYB/S Baseball Commissioner, Robert Dolliver