Curveball is a non-profit youth baseball league for kids in town. We teach the fundamentals, keep practices fun, and play every game on a real grass field — the way it should be.
Curveball was founded in 1978 by three parents who wanted a league where every kid got an at-bat, every kid played the field, and the score mattered a little less than the lessons. Almost fifty years later, that hasn't changed.
We're entirely volunteer-run. Your registration fee covers uniforms, equipment, field maintenance, and end-of-season trophies — and not one cent goes to a salary.
Hit off the tee, run the bases, learn what a glove is for. Practices are once a week, games are Saturday mornings.
Coach-pitch league. Real positions, half-innings, kids start to feel the rhythm of a game. Two practices, one game per week.
Kid-pitch with a 60-foot mound. We track stats, but no standings. Focus is on consistent mechanics and team play.
Full Little-League rules, 70-foot bases, a published standings table, and a city-wide playoff series each July.
Played D1 outfield. Two kids in the league. Believes in the bunt.
Former high-school assistant coach. Runs the calmest practice on the field.
Mechanical engineer by day. Has opinions about grip pressure.
Spring season runs April through June. Registration is $145 per player and includes a full uniform, hat, season-end trophy, and an absurd amount of orange slices.
Full uniform (jersey, pants, hat, belt, socks), one season trophy, and access to all weekday practices and weekend games. Cleats and a glove are not included.
Yes. If the registration fee is a barrier for your family, email us at scholarships@curveball.org. No paperwork, no questions asked.
Sometimes. We make exceptions based on a tryout with the division director — usually for siblings or kids with prior travel-ball experience.
Perfect — that's most of T-ball and a good chunk of Rookies. Show up to a practice and we'll have a glove on the kid in fifteen minutes.