Fall Baseball Signups - Ages 9-14

Fall baseball is just around the corner.  Fall baseball is a relaxed atmosphere with little or no practices.  It gives players an opportunity to fine tune their pitching, hitting and fielding skills. 

Players that are between the ages of 9 and 14 as of May 1, 2011 are eligible to play.

BAYB-Indian Springs will start on Aug 22^nd and finish Oct 3^rd.  Teams that are 11 and older will use wood bat.  The 10U team will use metal bats. There are no standings and no trophies. No uniforms required. It’s a 12 game season with doubleheaders on Sunday.  You play up the age group in which you will compete in the Spring season.  Depending on the number of players, the cost per player will be between $50-$60 dollars plus your purchase of a $40 wood bat.

If you are interested, please send your name and birthdate to Darron Replogle @  baseball@noahjags.org by August 1st.  Teams will be formed on a first come, first serve basis.

Final 2010 Spring Baseball Report - All Teams

General:   The 2010 Spring season has completed.  Highlights of the season include the Varsity winning the HWSA World Series Silver Division Championship in Auburndale, Florida.  We have 11 teams participating in Spring Baseball with 1 team winning league championship.  We had two teams finish second in league play.  The program’s 2010 overall record is 112 wins, 106 losses and 7 ties.   

Varsity/JV Baseball:The High School Varsity team completed its season with a 14-14 overall record. The JV team’s record was 14-8.  The Jags captured the HWSA Silver Division Championship.  They also won the Chelsea Wood Bat Tournament and finished 4^th in the Ozark Classic in Harrison, Arkansas. The JV team won the Bristow JV Festival. Seniors Austin Ervin and Erik Willis along with sophomore Joe Sabatini were selected as HWSA World Series All-Americans.
Varsity Coaches – Ray Blake and Fred Wilson 
JV Coaches – Ed Beaver and Matt Ferguson 

Competitive Teams: 
Three competitive teams played in the Arkansas River Valley Baseball league comprised of teams from Indian Springs, Bixby and Jenks.  The 14U finished in second place. The 12U Black finished third and the 12U Blue finished 6^th. All three team competed in Super Series and USSSA tournaments.  The 14U team finished in 4^th place in the BA tournament. The 12U Black team won the Skiatook Wood Bat Tournament, finished 2^nd place in the Claremore Tournament and 9^th place in the AA State Tournament out of 19 teams. The 12U Blue team finished in 4^th place in the Jenks Tournament. 
14U Coaches – Drew Files, Pete Fowler and Luis Baca 
12U Blue Coaches – Rick Castleberry, Mark Raper, James Rigsby and Greg Lynn 
12U Black Coaches – Darron Replogle, Randy Jacoby, Ron Harrington and Gene Lilly 
Developmental Teams: 
There were six developmental teams this year. 14U and 10U teams played at Broken Arrow Indian Springs. Grades 1^st through 5^th played in CETBO.
14U Coaches – Dale Leander, Mike Wilbins and Tom Payne  
10U Coaches – Andrew Moss, Rod Merrill and Mark Shiew 
5^th Grade Coaches – David Benitez, Dan Ocasio and John Floyd 
3^rd Grade Coaches – Randie Grantham, Eren Sitki, Rich Faust and Scott Collingsworth  
2^nd Grade Coaches – Jeff Davis, Pat Phibbs, Mike Gundy and Mike Stansell 
1^st Grade Coaches – David Taylor, Jared McCoy, Don Delozier and Randy Jeffers 

Team Records as 6/30/10:
Competitive (69-70-2) 
Varsity  14-14 (HWSA Silver Division Champs, Chelsea Tournament Champs, 4^th Place Ozark Classic)  
Junior Varsity  14-8 (Bristow JV Festival Champs)  
14U Comp  15-13-1 (BAYB 14U Open 2^nd Place (11-4-1), BA Super Series Qualifier 4^th place) 
12U Blue Comp  4-19 (BAYB 12U Open 6^th Place (2-5), Jenks USSSA Qualifer 4^th place)  
12U Black Comp 22-16-1 (BAYB 12U Open 3^rd Place (5-2), Skiatook USSSA Qualifier 1^st Place, Claremore Open Tournament 2^nd Place, Owasso USSSA Qualifer 4^th Place, USSSA “AA” State Tournament 9^th place) 

Developmental (43-36-5) 
14U Developmental - 10-4-2 (BAYB 14U REC 2^nd place) 
10U Developmental - 21-1 (BAYB 10U Rec Champs, BAYB 10U Preseason and Postseason Tournament Champs) 
5^th Grade 1-9-1 
3^rd Grade 8-8-1 (CETBO 3^rd Place, City Championship 4^th Place) 
2^nd Grade 3-3
1^st Grade 0-11-1