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The PCO Youth Baseball League was established to provide a baseball program where each participant can learn and have fun playing the game of baseball.
The League is played at the PCO Youth Baseball Dolese Park Complex. It is located just west of N.W. 50th and Meridian. The league is divided into divisions according to age with grade exceptions. Teams may have up to two grade exceptions. May 1 is the age cut off. The players� age as of April 30 is his playing age.
Age 4 and under;
Grade Exception: Players who are playing age 7 of the current season are eligible if they are in Kindergarten.
Grade Exception: Players who are playing age 8 of the current season are eligible if they are in the 1st grade.
Grade Exception: Players who are playing age 9 of the current season are eligible if they are in the 2nd grade.
Pee Wee - regular pitch baseball
Grade Exception: Players who are playing age 10 of the current season are eligible if they are in the 3rd grade.
Age 10 and under;
Grade Exception: Players who are playing age 11 of the current season are eligible if they are in the 4th grade.
Midget - regular pitch baseball
Prep - regular pitch baseball
All T-Ball through Pee Wee games are played at the Dolese Park Complex. PCO and another association, PCAA, interlock in the Midget and Prep age groups. As a result, some games in the Midget and Prep age groups may be played at the PCAA Complex located at�Hefner Parkway�and�Britain Road.
The League fee is $35 per player. Proof of age will be required. Also, if requesting a grade exception a current grade card or other proof of grade level will be required. The uniform is a team expense. There can be no tobacco or alcohol advertising on the uniform. Admission to games is $3.00 for adults � ages 16 to 60. Team equipment, other than uniforms, is provided.
All coaches are volunteers and in most cases are dads. The head coach is expected to be National Youth Sports Coaching Association certified and have completed a concussion awareness program. Also all coaches will be required to go through a background screening process.
Games start with an in park Round Robin. It runs for two weeks starting around mid to late March. One to three games are played in the Round Robin.
The league season starts around the first or second week in April and ends July 3. The league season should consist of fourteen to sixteen games. Games can be any night of the week, Monday through Friday, or during the day on Saturday.
The month of July is considered �tournament month�. The tournaments during �tournament month� will be offered for the various age groups and participation is voluntary.
National Federation of State High School Associations Baseball Rules are the base set of rules. Some local exceptions to these rules are made to make the game more compatible to the youth baseball environment.