What is my child's "baseball age"?

All ages

Player's age on April 30th of the current year is considered their official age for that baseball season.

When is registration?

All ages

Online registration opens February 1st and ends March 1st.  Registrations received after March 1st will be put on a waiting list and we can not guarantee placement.  A late fee will be assessed for all age 5 through 12 registrations after March 1st.

How does the registration process work?

All ages

Only online registrations will be accepted. 

The registration process for 2024:

• Click the REGISTER on the Baseball page
• Setup an ACCOUNT or login to an existing account
• ADD family members
• As you register each family member you will select the appropriate league for your child
• Complete the online questions, forms and submit
• Enter your credit card payment
• You will receive an email receipt for your records

You do not need to send anything to us or upload any documents.

Where do I send the registration materials?

All ages

No need to send in your registration or payment since they are collected online.

We are no longer requiring Birth Certificates at registration but may request them during the season if the need arises.

When does the season start and end?

Single-A League (5&6)
(formerly PeeWee League)

Teams are formed in mid-April with practices beginning shortly afterwards.  Games begin late April and run through early July.

Double-A League (7&8)
(formerly Midget League)

Teams are formed in mid-April with practices beginning shortly afterwards.  Games begin late April and run through early July with a single elimination tournament.

Triple-A League (9&10)
(formerly Minor League)

Major League (11&12)

Teams are formed in late March/early April via draft with practices beginning shortly afterwards.  Regular season begins Mid-April and runs in to early July followed by a local single or double elimination tournament in each league.

Koufax League (13&14)

Teams are formed in mid/late April via draft.  The season runs from May through July.

Clemente League (15-18)

Teams are formed first week of May with practice beginning in mid-May.  Games begin at the end of May and finish in July.

How many games per week?

All ages

A typical week will consist of (2) games and (1) practice once the games begin. Prior to that there can be two to three practices per week.

NOTE:  Final schedules for teams will not be available until registration ends and we are able to determine the number of teams in each league.

Where are the games played?

Clemente League (15-18)

Hudson High School fields and "away" fields in the Twinsburg Baseball League.  Expect to travel to Kent, Solon, Twinsburg, and Aurora.

Koufax League (13&14)

We entered the the Twinsburg Baseball League in 2019.  Some games will be at Hudson Park fields (Barlow, Cascade, Colony, Oak Grove), and some at "away" fields in the league.  Expect to travel to Kent, Solon, Twinsburg, and Aurora.

All other ages

Hudson Park fields (Barlow, Cascade, Colony, Oak Grove)

What days are the games played?

All ages

Games/practices are scheduled in the evening Monday through Friday and all day Saturday. Sunday's are reserved for rain makeups if necessary.

Are rain outs rescheduled?

Single-A League (5&6)
(formerly PeeWee League)

Rain outs are not rescheduled for this league.

Double-A League (7&8)
(formerly Midget League)

Triple-A League (9&10)
(formerly Minor League)

Major League (11&12)

Koufax League (13&14)

Yes, rain outs are rescheduled when field availability makes it possible.  Games that are halted by weather or darkness must be reported by the coaches within 24 hours for reschedule.  Some 13/14 games are played outside of Hudson where we have no control over scheduling.

Clemente League (15-18)

Generally, we try to reschedule games that are originally scheduled to play in Hudson based upon field availability.  Some games are played outside of Hudson where we have no control over scheduling.

Who umpires the games?

We utilize youth umpires for our 7/8, 9/10, and 11/12 leagues.

Adult umpires are used for the 13-14 League & High School League.  There are no umpires furnished for the younger leagues.

How does my child become an umpire in your program?

They must first submit an online umpire registration completed by a parent or legal guardian.  Our Umpire Coordinator conducts indoor training sessions to set expectations and review the rules and then outdoor field training as we get closer to the season.  All communication is handled via email.

Youth umpires are required to be ages 11 through 18 and/or graduating high school seniors.

Are the umpires paid?

The youth umpires are compensated after the season ends based upon the number of games and umpiring position they work for specific games.  This will be explained in detail during the indoor training sessions.