Tee-Ball
Tee-Ball is an instructional league where our goal is the teach players the fundamentals of hitting, fielding and throwing along with learning the basic rules of baseball. In addition, we believe players make new friends, learn to play as a team, and have fun. Tee Ball is open to boys and girls.
- Age: 5 - 6 year olds; there are no age exceptions
- Hitting: Players will have the opportunity to hit an under hand pitch from a coach or off of a tee
- Field Size: Games are played on a small 40-foot base path
- Ball Type: soft tee ball
- Team Formation: There are several ways players are placed on teams, buddy request, coach request, school, availability
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Register now for our Challenger division!!
Posted February 16, 2012Registration for our Challenger division is now open!
Our Challenger team is back for 2012 and promises to be a great season! Practices will begin in mid-March, with games beginning in early April.
Our Challenger division page has been updated with all the information for 2012. Register now using our Online Registration and contact us anytime at challenger@mukilteolittleleague.com for more information.
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Questions about Tee Ball or Rookie Ball?
Posted February 13, 2012Would you like to know more about playing Tee Ball or Rookie baseball or softball with Mukilteo Little League? We can help you! Start at our Rookie and Tee Ball FAQ page or visit the Softball FAQ page. And please explore the rest of our website -- you might find some fun and interesting info you didn't even know you were looking for!
Mukilteo Little League's volunteer Board of Directors is eager to help answer any questions you might have. Simply give us a shout at info@mukilteolittleleague.com and we'll be happy to help.
Whether you’re coming back for another fun season, or even if you’ve never picked up a glove or bat before, there’s a place for you with Mukilteo Little League!
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Little League bat rules for 2012
Posted November 23, 2011Little League bat rules for 2012
Little League International has announced the bat specifications and standards for the 2012 season.Click the link above to read the full story, and contact us if you have further questions.
