FAQ

Registration is completed online through our website. Simply select the desired program, complete the required information, and submit payment to secure your spot.

Registration fees include jersey, hat, belt, and socks for each player. 

Your player will need baseball pants, glove, helmet with a face mask, cleats, and bat. 9U - 11/12U helmets (kid pitch only) can have a either a face mask or optional C-flap.

Refund policies vary by program and are outlined during registration. In general, refunds may be available prior to the start of the season. Specific refund deadlines are listed in the season’s Registration Information.

Please note that refund eligibility is based on set dates for each season. A full refund is available before the first deadline, a partial refund may be available during the designated window, and refunds are no longer available after player assessments are completed.

Spring registration signup starts in November and the Spring Seasons begin in February and are finished by the end of May. 

Fall registration signup starts in July and the Fall Seasons begin in August and are finished by the end of October. 

Each age group has a player capacity based on the number of teams we can form. If that limit is reached, additional players are placed on a waitlist.

If space becomes available, players are added in registration order.

Our programs rely on volunteer coaches and helpers. If you’re interested in volunteering, you can indicate your interest during registration or contact us directly.

During registration, you will be asked if you would like to volunteer as a head coach or assistant coach.  Please indicate your interest at that time.  Returning coaches are given priority for the new season. 

All updates are sent via email and posted on the website. Please ensure your contact information is accurate so you don’t miss important communications.

Important updates are also posted on our social media pages on Facebook and Instagram.

Friend and coach requests are only accepted for T-Ball.

We will make every effort to honor requests, but placement cannot be guaranteed.

Spring Season

Teams typically have:

• One weekday game (Monday–Thursday)

• One Saturday game

Coaches may schedule additional practices if field space is available, or occasionally at another location. Teams are not allowed to have more than four events in a week, though most teams typically have 2–3 events per week.

Fall Season

Teams typically have:

• One weekday game (Monday–Thursday)

• One Saturday practice

Coaches may schedule additional practices if field space is available, or at another location.

Skills assessments are a short evaluation that allows coaches to see each player’s current skill level before teams are drafted. Skills Assessments are not tryouts. 

Players will rotate through a few basic baseball activities such as throwing, fielding, and hitting. This helps ensure teams are drafted as evenly as possible across the league.

The environment is low pressure, and many players are participating for the first time. Our goal is simply to get a general sense of each player’s experience and ability so we can create balanced teams.

League names and ages are as follows. Age is determined by Braves Country Baseball designation using the age of the player on April 30 of the current or upcoming spring season

Division Guide

T-Ball: Ages 4-5 on April 30

6U: Age 6 on April 30

7U: Age 7 on April 30

8U: Age 8 on April 30

9U: Age 9 on April 30

10U: Age 10 on April 30

11U: Age 11 on April 30

12U: Age 12 on April 30

No, we welcome players of all levels of experience. We are a recreational baseball park and there will always be kids that are new to baseball. Your player will fit right in!

Friend and coach requests are only accepted for T-Ball.

We will make every effort to honor requests, but placement cannot be guaranteed.

Requests to play up must be submitted in writing to the Age Group Coordinator and Athletic Director by the deadline listed in the season’s registration information.

Approval is based on:

• Skill evaluation results (must rank in the top 20% of the older division)

• Available roster spots

Players requesting to play up must attend assessments for both divisions.

No. Oregon Park does not allow players to play down in a younger age division. 

Oregon Park is a recreational league, and many players each season are new to baseball or still developing their skills. Our goal is to provide a supportive environment where players of all experience levels can learn and grow in the game.

If you have concerns about your child’s readiness, we encourage you to contact your Age Group Coordinator to discuss the best way to support your player during the season.

Required:

• Baseball glove

• Bat

• Cleats

• Helmet with a facemask

For 9U–12U kid pitch, helmets may use either a facemask or optional C-flap.

Spring Season

• Jersey

• Hat

• Belt

• Baseball socks

Fall Season

• Jersey

• Hat

Sizes are selected during registration. Coaches will distribute uniforms before the first game.

The park also provides catcher’s gear.

Any bat used at Oregon Park must have an easily identifiable stamp/logo showing that it is a USA or USSSA 1.15 BPF certified bat.  Wooden bats are also permissible. 

We are excited to now offer sublimated jerseys with pre-printed names and numbers. Families will be asked to provide shirt size during registration. Additionally, we are asking you to provide your players top 3 preferred numbers. We will do our best to accommodate after the drafts are completed.