2026 Divisions & Birth Years

Junior Rally Cap is for those just entering baseball and learning to play.  They will be scheduled to play/practice twice per week at diamonds within our zone.

Fees are $250 for registration.

Season runs from the beginning of May to the end of June.

Jr Rally Cap games will be played Tuesday and Thursday at the South Corman Park Community diamond.

Senior Rally Cap is for those who are either entering baseball for the first time or have played in Jr. Rally Cap previously.  Here we focus on developing skills further to ready our players. They will be scheduled to play/practice twice per week at a diamonds within our zone.Season runs from the beginning of May to the end of June.

Fees are $250 for registration.

Sr Rally Cap games will be played Monday and Wednesday at the South Corman Park Community diamond.

Advanced Rally Cap is a competitive division for 2017-born players (for the 2026 season) with baseball experience (ie. confident batting, comfortable catching/throwing, and are beginning to understand the rules of the game).

Players must try out and qualify for the ARC (Advanced Rally Cap) division. Players who do not make ARC will play Senior Rally Cap.

If your player does not seem to fit in this description, no problem. You can still register for regular Sr. Rally Cap for the normal May/June season if your player wants to play at a developmental level or is learning the basics of the game.

The Advanced season runs from mid-May until mid-July and will include pitching and 11U A rules from the start. The purpose of the new Sr. Rally Advanced division is to create a more level playing field for experienced 2017-born players. In past seasons, there has been a gap between older Sr. Rally players (typically finishing Grade 3) and some of the players who are two years younger (finishing Grade 1).

All 2017 players MUST go through evaluations to determine if they qualify for ARC.  Depending on evaluation results, players may still be placed in Sr. Rally Cap.

Evaluations will assess hitting, pitching, infielding and outfielding skills.  The evaluations also provide valuable practise opportunities and allow ARC coaches to identify trends and areas for player development during the season.

We are hoping to have 1-2 games per week, likely on varying days. Most teams at this level will also practice once per week. Since the season runs until mid-July, players and families must expect to commit to an additional month of baseball.

If this is your child’s first year playing baseball, you should register for regular Sr. Rally Cap. This level allows players to build their Baseball IQ without the pressure of facing live pitching or pitching from a mound.

Above all, our goal is to develop confident ball players who enjoy the game and are set up in an environment where they can thrive. Even if your child has played Rally Cap before, ARC may not be the right fit if they are not yet confident hitting from the machine or catching the ball.

That said, there are some athletic kids who have played extensively in informal settings, attended private baseball sessions, or played other competitive sports may be well suited for this level. Arm strength is a key factor, as players will be throwing across the infield and pitching from a 40-foot mound. If arm strength is still developing, regular Sr. Rally Cap remains an excellent developmental league and is widely recognized across the country as top of its class.

Fees are $325 for registration.

Sr Rally Cap games will be played at the South Corman Park Community diamond.

11U is a more competitive league for both parents and kids, however, first time players are more than welcome to join. The River Pirates will be playing out of Saskatoon thanks to the help and cooperation of Baseball Saskatoon.  For more information on the 11U program in Saskatoon, head to the Baseball Saskatoon site.

Evaluations: 11U players will be scheduled to evaluate with Inside Pitch in Saskatoon.  The evaluation fee is $40 per player and will be included during registration. An 11U player does not have to evaluate.  If a player chooses not to evaluate, they will be placed in the lowest tier of the division.

Games will take place twice a week at various fields in Hanley or Aberdeen for home games, while away games will be held in Saskatoon, Warman, and Delisle. Practices and additional sessions will be scheduled at the discretion of the team coaches and coordinators.

Season runs from beginning of May to mid to late July depending on the tier of team and provincials.

Registration fees are $500 (not including evaluation fees).

Saskatoon 13U Baseball is a developmental program dedicated to fostering skill development and sportsmanship among its participants. With a strong tradition of exemplary behavior and fair play, the program encourages coaches and players to uphold these values. Open to boys and girls aged 12 and 13, it operates as part of Baseball Saskatchewan and follows the rules outlined in the Baseball Canada rulebook.

Recognized as one of the top 13U divisions in the province, Saskatoon 13U Baseball aims to provide young athletes with a positive and rewarding experience. At this level, players are introduced to the full scope of the game, including advanced elements such as leading off, sliding, and pitchers attempting pick-offs, making it an exciting and educational step in their baseball journey. For more information on the 13U program in Saskatoon, head to the Baseball Saskatoon site.

Evaluations: 13U players will be scheduled to evaluate with Inside Pitch.  The evaluation fee is $40 per player and will be included during registration. A 13U player does not have to evaluate. If a player chooses not to evaluate, no evaluation fee is required, and the player will be placed on a 13UA team. 13U AAA will evaluate in the early new year. If players choose to evaluate for 13U AA evaluations will be held at a later time.

The registration fee for 2026 is $550 (not including evaluation fees).

The Sask Central River Pirates will be offering a vibrant and inclusive 15U coed youth baseball scene, providing opportunities for boys and girls alike to develop skills, teamwork, and a love for the game. The 15U division is designed for players aged 15 and under, fostering a supportive environment that emphasizes skill development, sportsmanship, and fun.

Structure of 15U Coed Baseball
15U coed baseball in Saskatchewan is typically governed by Baseball Saskatchewan, the provincial body responsible for youth baseball programs. The season generally runs from late spring to late summer with practices beginning as soon as the weather allows.

Competition Format
15U coed teams participate in league play, tournaments, and provincial championships. The format may include:

• Regular season games against other local teams
• Weekend tournaments throughout Saskatchewan
• Provincial playoffs leading to the Baseball Saskatchewan 15U Provincial Championships

Player Development and Coaching
Coaches in the 15U division are often trained and certified through Baseball Saskatchewan and Baseball Canada programs. Emphasis is placed on skill development, proper technique, and promoting a positive team environment. Players learn fundamentals such as batting, pitching, fielding, and base running, while also developing leadership and sportsmanship skills.

15U coed baseball in Saskatchewan provides a welcoming and energetic atmosphere for youth to learn and enjoy the sport. With a strong focus on inclusion, skill-building, and friendly competition, it remains a cornerstone of youth sports in the province. Whether you are a player, parent, or volunteer, there are many ways to get involved and support baseball in your community.

Registration opens February 1, 2026. The registration fee for 2026 is $550 (not including evaluation fees).

We can’t wait for you to join the River Pirates!