The WYB Recreation Baseball program is announcing league structural changes for the Spring/Summer 2015 season. Leagues will be organized with the following recommended age groups.
T-Ball (recommended ages 5 – 6)
Coach Pitch (recommended ages 7 – 8)
Minors (recommended ages 9 – 11)
Majors (recommended ages 12 – 14)
We are optimistic that these changes will increase the pace of the game by encouraging more effective pitching, resulting in more balls being put in play. We are also are excited to preserve baseball opportunities for a wide age range of young people in Worthington.
Registration for Summer 2015 opens April 1, 2015. Check back soon for more details.
The WYB Baseball Program is always looking for dedicated volunteers to help us enhance our program. Please contact us at
if you can help and thank you in advance!
Only small barrel bats (2 1/4") are permitted in the WYB Recreation baseball league. Big Barrel bats (2 5/8" or 2 3/4") are prohibited due to player safety.
If players violate this rule, they will be ejected from the game.
It will be the coaches responsibility to assure that their players are using "legal" bats.
Through the link at the top of this page (Documents) you can access several key documents: WYB Coaching Principles, an umpire application, information about umpire training, three codes of conduct, one each for parents, players and coaches, and a list of approved composite bats. Please familiarize yourself with the documents that are relevant to you. WYB expects all coaches, players and family members to conduct themselves appropriately at all WYB events. We are all role models for every child we encounter.
Please visit each division for specific information about that division. Various documents relevant to each division will be available there.
The WYB Baseball Program is looking for dedicated volunteers to help us enhance our program. Please contact us at worthingtonbaseball@gmail.com if you can help and thank you in advance! Hitting, Batting & Throwing Tutorial Available3/2/2013Read full... Click HERE for a brief PowerPoint explaining the basic fundamentals of throwing, catching and hitting.
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