News: Congratulations to the Pinto All-Stars
Posted by news on 07-12-2010
They took 2nd place in Stockton. They fought back in the semi-finals and come from behind to win. They lost in a blistering 104 degree game against a tough Bel Passi team.
News: Congratulations Logan Skillman!!!
Posted by news on 06-11-2010
Logan was the winner of the MLB Sectional Pitch, Hit, and Run competition. He will compete at AT&T park this Sunday and has a chance to compete at the MLB All-Star game.
Logan made it into the top 90 13/14-year-old boys in America. Congrats to Logan, a local Natomas resident representing our community and the Natomas Youth Baseball league.
To see Logan's interview that took place on Friday morning on Fox 40 Live click here.
Logan also made it to the Natomas Buzz. You can click here.
Good Luck this weekend!
News: Closing Day Ceremonies on June 12
Posted by news on 06-10-2010
The playoff games for the 2010 season are officially over. Now it's time to prepare for the Closing Day Ceremonies.
Location: Natomas Oaks Park
Date: Saturday, June 12th
Time: 9:00am
The ceremonies will start at 9:00am. Coaches, please let your parents know.
Bring your sunshades, lawn chairs, BBQ, tables, etc. and spend the day picnicking out at the park. Don’t forget our annual egg toss!
OUR FIRST 50 YEARS
Its exciting to look back to 1959 at the growth and history of our community and of Natomas Youth Baseball and Softball. Our affiliation with PONY Baseball and Softball International and Babe Ruth Baseball and Softball has allowed us to be able to grow and adapt to the changing needs of our young ballplayers. While it is fun to recall the old fields across the street, the old boxcar we used for storage, the tournaments we have hosted for teams from throughout Northern California, and that last season we had a fourth-generation player take the field, it is the future that is the most exciting. This spring we will break ground on our new complex, Opus Fields at Natomas Youth Baseball and Softball.
Our association with PONY Baseball and Softball provides several advantages to our youngsters. We are divided in two-year age groups, so players will only play with, and against, players who are within one year of their age. Our fields get bigger as the players grow in size and skill. This also means that players who are twelve years old do not play on the same fields they did as five-year olds. As they progress through the divisions, players who are 9 and 10 years old find themselves playing the same game and by the same rules as they see being played on television, only on a field that fits their skills and having fun. To help develop the social and citizenship skills that come from participating in team sports, we encourage friends and neighbors in the younger divisions to sign up to play together.
