For more information or questions, you can contact Ben Heger at 913-399-3045 or [email protected].

Registration for the 2026 season opens December 3, 2025. All players register individually. However, head coaches can register a team, and the system will generate a team code for them to share with their players. This code should be used during registration to join the team. Those without a specific coach may register as a "free agent" if they would like to be placed onto a team. Teammate requests are accepted.

All registration takes place through the league website www.jsportskc.com.

2026 Age Divisions, Registration Dates and Fees

Each paid registration includes a uniform (jersey and cap/visor). 4th grade divisions and younger will receive a participation medal. Winners in all divisions will get a division champion trophy. The league also provides each team with a practice field and equipment. There is a $10 sibling discount. There is a $3 administration fee per order.

Refund Policy:  $15 refunds through Feb 16.  50% refunds are available through Feb. 28. No refunds are available starting March 1.

Most games are played at the Jewish Community Center located at 115th and Nall in Overland Park. The baseball complex is comprised of five lighted fields including three turf fields.  Restrooms and concessions are located on site.  In addition, J staff is present at all games, providing supervision and assistance with first aid matters.  Overland Park city fields and Shawnee Mission School fields are used for practices and back up game fields.

Any team securing their own practice space will be reimbursed $50 by The J upon proof of receipt. For those looking to use The City of Prairie Village fields, information regarding their field/practice rentals can be found HERE.

Please note that we are offering a combined Junior 3rd/4th (Machine Pitch) and Senior 3rd/4th (Kids Pitch) grade division as well as a combined 4th/5th and 6th-8th grade division. Stronger 3rd grade teams are encouraged to consider playing in the Senior 3rd/4th grade division and stronger 4th grade teams are encouraged to consider playing in the Senior 4/5 division.

Regular season games may be played through July 2. Post season tournaments for 3rd/4th grade and older teams will take place July 7-12. These tournaments are included in the league fee, but participation is optional.

No metal cleats for any divisions, molded cleats or tennis shoes are mandatory.

Rules for all divisions can be found on our rule's webpage HERE (coming by 12/12/25)

A fun, 6-week skill-based class introducing young children to the basic skills involved with T-Ball/Baseball/Softball – throwing, catching, hitting, fielding and running the bases. This class is led by parent volunteers, with J staff there to assist with drills and supervise. All parents are expected to be on the field in assisting with their child. Teams should be created by head coaches, team codes can be given to those looking to join the team. Modified game playing – no scores are kept – is introduced as the program evolves during the season.  Team groups usually consist of 9-10 players. 

Sundays - 9:00am and/or 10:00am, May 10 - June 21 (no clinic May 24) Fields 3, 4 and 5 at The J

This is strictly a clinic/game-based program, no practices are included through The J.

All Junior divisions are machine pitch. Teams have separate practice and game schedules. Practice day(s), times and locations are determined by coaches based upon field availability provided by the league or a field acquired by the coach. Players register individually, if part of a team or indicate free agent if needing to be placed onto a team. Each team is scheduled to play 10 games with a 90-minute time limit per game – games are played on weekdays and weeknights. Games will be played mostly on dirt, with some turf games taking place. Coaches can submit blackout days/times before the schedule is determined. While skill development is still the focus, scores are kept during games, and a half inning consists of three outs or 6 runs whichever comes first. 

All Senior divisions are kid pitch. Teams have separate practice and game schedules. Practice day(s), times and locations are determined by coaches based upon field availability provided by the league or a field acquired by the coach. Players register individually, if part of a team or indicate free agent if needing to be placed onto a team. Each team is scheduled to play 10 games with a 90-minute time limit per game – games are played on weekdays and weeknights. Games will most likely be played on the dirt. Coaches can submit blackout days/times before the schedule is determined.  There will be a post season tournament.  Runners may attempt to steal bases after the release of the pitch.