Off-Season Options

The Summer Sandlot Series

**GIRLS ALLOWED** we will be playing baseball so pitching is different but I’m all for girls playing!!

This series will be for 4 weeks starting July 16, 3 times a week for 1 hour warm up, 1 hour practice and 2 hour scrimmage. We did this in Flagstaff last summer and it was incredible. The progression from this intense schedule made huge imoprovements in the players and we want to bring that opportunity to Williams. We are starting with double-headers on Sat, if that proves to be too much we will alter it to 1. The last Sat will be one game and then a Party.

If you are interested in registering

or text 951-505-8303

there is limited availability.

The Showtime Baseball Series

**GIRLS ALLOWED**

This series will be from the end of Aug until Nov.

Showtime Baseball Series

A New Kind of Baseball League

The Showtime Baseball Series is a fast-paced, high-energy baseball experience inspired by the fun and excitement of Banana Ball.

This league is not affiliated with Banana Ball, but it brings a similar style of entertainment to the field with creative rules, nonstop action, player involvement, and plenty of opportunities for every athlete to put on a show.

Showtime Baseball combines competitive baseball with a fun, relaxed atmosphere designed to keep players moving and families entertained.

What Makes Showtime Different?

Traditional baseball can sometimes include long periods of standing around and waiting. Showtime Baseball is designed to keep the action moving.

Every player gets an opportunity to contribute and become part of the action.

Showtime Baseball Rules

Fast-Paced Games

Games are designed to move quickly with limited downtime between innings, pitches, and substitutions.

Everyone Hits

The entire lineup bats, giving every player consistent opportunities at the plate.

No Traditional Walks

A batter will not automatically receive first base after four balls. After four balls, a coach or designated pitcher will deliver a hittable pitch so the at-bat ends with the ball being put into play.

Kids play 4pm-6pm

Adults 7pm to around 9-9:30pm

One-on-One Showdown

Once per game, each team may call a one-on-one showdown.

During the showdown:

  • The bases are cleared
  • One pitcher faces one batter
  • Only limited defenders remain on the field
  • If the batter puts the ball in play, the batter continues running until the defense records an out or the batter scores

Extra Defender

Once per inning, the defensive team may place one additional player on the field for one batter.

Highlight Plays Are Encouraged

Players are encouraged to attempt diving catches, creative defensive plays, aggressive baserunning, and other exciting plays.

Entertainment Comes First

Players should support their teammates, celebrate great plays, interact with the crowd, and help create a fun atmosphere for everyone at the field.

More Than Just a Baseball Game

The Showtime Baseball Series is about more than wins and losses. It gives players the chance to build confidence, develop baseball skills, make decisions, and enjoy the game in a new way.

The goal is to create an experience that players and families look forward to every week.

Put on a Show

Whether a player is making a diving catch, hitting a big home run, stealing a base, or cheering from the dugout, everyone has a role in the Showtime experience.

Play Fast. Play Hard. Put on a Show.

If you are interested in registering

or text 951-505-8303

there is limited availability.

rt66 Renegades Baseball Club

Travel Ball Team’s

We will be creating a 12U travel team to practice and do 1-2 tournaments in the fall plus one in Williams. We will have tryouts in Aug with practice starting end of aug. This program will be from Sept to Mid Dec.

** Girls are allowed

** We will also look at creating an 11u team as well as long as we can get enough players. We want to create as much baseball opportunities for our community as possible.

Cost will depend on cost for uniforms and tournaments. Our goal is to make this affordable for as many as possible. We really don’t want money getting in the way of a great player and family.

If you are interested please register below

or email williamsYOUTHbaseball@gmail.com to get on the tryout list.

Meet our team

Pete Asmus

Coach

Lacey McIvor

Coach

Shannon Asmus

Team Coordinator

Peter McIvor

Advisor and Admin

Any Questions

  • Reach out through email williamsYOUTHbaseball@gmail.com
  • Call 951-505-8303