The Pleasant Hill Majors team played this past weekend in the Sports Authority Spring Classic in Medford, Oregon. While the Billies did not come out on the winning end of the score sheet this weekend, they were able to get outside and play some baseball. The team learned a lot over the course of three games. Each player learned a lot about themselves and about the game of baseball. [Read more...]
If you soon see a Pleasant Hill Babe Ruth of Cal Ripken youth baseball player knocking at your door we hope you will open that wallet. Tickets are only $2 and you have a chance to win lots of prizes while helping a very good cause for our youth sports community. [Read more...]
T-Ball REGISTRATION IS CLOSED. Due to the excellent turnout we are still in need of another Manager/Coach and more assistants for T-Ball. Parents, guardians and family members are encouraged to offer their assistance with the t-ball program. [Read more...]
Babe Ruth League, Inc. has been informed that Nike Bat Model #Aero CX2-BTO636 (light grey), CX2-BTO573 (dark grey) and CX2-BTO598 (blue) have failed recent performance standard compliance testing. Effective immediately and until further notice, Nike Bat Model #Aero CX2-BTO636 (light grey), CX2-BTO573 (dark grey) and CX2-BTO598 (blue), including all graphic variations, is not eligible, or approved, for use in any Babe Ruth/Cal Ripken program or activity. [Read more...]
Why play T-Ball in Pleasant Hill Babe Ruth? I remember asking that same question of myself just 8 or 9 short years ago when my grandson was 4 years old. Soon though our family was involved with t-ball along with so many other families that we still see involved in Cal Ripken and Babe Ruth youth baseball today.
Our family quickly learned that Babe Ruth Cal Ripken t-ball was not only fun for the child but great entertainment for parents. We would watch the players picking daisies in the baseball field or getting the baseball and coveting it as if it were a brand new toy. If they couldn’t throw the ball they might run it from the outfield to home plate soon learning that they were out run by the runner. There were always lots of smiles and sometimes a few tears and yet the kids were always having a fun and exciting time. [Read more...]
