1. Age Appropriate skill development 

Players are placed on teams based on age, skill and commitment-level. 

LEARN TO PLAY (5U)

• Games are played in Regina Beach or Buena Vista  
• 1 practice/game per week
  • The ball is hit off a tee — no pitching
  • No outs, no scores kept
  • Every player bats each inning and has a chance to run the bases
  • Coaches/parents may be on the field to help guide players
• Season ends the last week of June

JUNIOR (7U) & SENIOR (9U) RALLY CAP

These divisions provide a structured, skill-building introduction to baseball, using age-appropriate rules and coaching to help young players develop strong fundamentals, grow their confidence, and begin experiencing the competitive side of the game in a fun, supportive environment.

• Home games are played in Buena Vista 
• Away games are played in Regina, Pilot Butte, Lumsden or other towns 15-20 minutes outside of Regina  
• 2–3 practices or games per week
• Season ends the last week of June
  
  
  

11U & 13U BASEBALL

These divisions offer a more competitive environment with increased time commitments to support higher-level skill development. Our 11U and 13U divisions are affiliate teams with Baseball Regina. 

Evaluations are done prior to the season to evaluate skill level and ensure teams are divided equally.  The teams are entered in the appropriate league tier  for competitive play.  SSBA anticipates tiering the A level this season.  

• Home Games are played in Buena Vista  
• Away games are played in Regina, Pilot Butte, Lumsden or other towns up to 50-80 kms of Regina (A Tier) or up to 120 kms of Regina (AA Tier)
• 2–3 practices or games per week
• Teams participate in year-end playoffs 
• Season typically ends the last week of June 

Players also are eligible for skill-based opportunities offered by Baseball Sask such as camps, clinics, and development sessions.

AA or AAA Baseball

Any player U11 and above is eligible to try out in another centre if SSBA does not offer a tier (AA, AAA) that meets their skill level. Players wishing to play AA ball are encouraged to try out with Lumsden Cubs.  You MUST register with South Shore Sabres first and contact us to express your intent to try out in another center. Then, you need to follow the other center's registration and tryout process. If you do not make the team or if your status is unknown, you MUST return to South Shore to attend our tryouts. If you make the other team, contact us and we will issue a release. If you do not make the team, let us know and you will be placed on a A team with South Shore Sabres. 

All in-zone and out-of-zone transfer requests must follow the protocol as outlined by Baseball Saskatchewan.

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2. Quality Coaching

All SSBA head coaches are required to meet the certification standards set by Baseball Saskatchewan. 
All SSBA coaches must complete a Criminal Record Vulnerable Sector check and Respect in Sport Certification.  

Coaching and Respect in Sport certification costs will be reimbursed by the Association. 

3. REASONABLE FEES

As a non-profit volunteer-run organization, SSBA sets fees to cover essential costs:

• League team fees
• Team Jersey & Hat
• Equipment (and insurance on the equipment)
• Player insurance
• Coaching & umpire clinics
• Field/Diamond costs
• Evaluations
• Administrative costs

Team photos may be available for an additional cost. 

2026 Season Fees

• Learn to Play (5U) - $85
• Junior Rally Cap (7U) - $85
• Senior Rally Cap (9U) - $140
• Baseball (11U & 13U) - $210

​​​​​​​All PLAYERS WHO REGISTER BEFORE JANUARY 15, 2026 will receive a $20 EARLY BIRD DISCOUNT on season fees. 

​​​​​​​If you are in need of financial assistance,  you can apply through KidSport or Canadian Tire JumpStart. 

Our volunteer board works hard to keep baseball affordable. If you are interested in sponsoring or making a donation to the association, please contact us.