2023 Spring Season has come to an end
Congratulations to our Division champions!
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Softball
8U - Oregon 10U - LSU 12U - Florida 16U - Alabama |
Baseball
Pinto - Mariners Mustang - Dodgers Bronco - Padres Pony - Phillies |
Upcoming All-Star tournaments:
All dates are approximate and may be changed as teams sign-up and schedules are made.
All dates are approximate and may be changed as teams sign-up and schedules are made.
- Boys All-Star Warm-Up Tournament at BYBSB - June 7th-June 11th
- USA Softball C District All-Star Championship at BYBSB - June 16th-June 18th
- Pony Baseball All-Star tournament - June 22nd-June 26th
- Pony Baseball All-Star tournament - June 29th-July 3rd
- USA Softball State tournament in Lancaster, CA. - June 30th-July 2nd
- Pony Softball tournament at BYBSB - July 21st-July 23rd
- Possibly more to come.
Background Consent and Safesport training guidelines
- All managers and coaches need to complete the background registration and consent with USA Softball once you receive your welcome email. Follow the guidelines in the welcome email to complete the background consent process.
- Once your background consent is complete, you must also complete the Safesport training. Use the link below to guide you through registering and completing the Safesport Training.
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Noble Creek Park is located north of Interstate 10 on Oak Valley Pkwy, between Oak View and Beaumont Avenue. Our BYB office is located where the red X is displayed in the photo. Bottom border of photo is Oak Valley Parkway.
Here's what our office looks like! |
Parking at Noble Creek
Just a reminder that there is no parking allowed in front of access gates on the outfields around the park. Also, please remember, parking behind Field 1 Right, past the yellow gates, is for authorized vehicles only for safety reasons. If you want to park behind Field 1 Right, PLEASE park parallel to keep the roadway as wide as possible. Within the yellow gates is not an open parking area and the yellow gates should not be passed or blocked by parked cars in any way. In the event of an emergency on a field, we want these emergency openings available to first responders. Thank you for your understanding.
Even the little guys help out with picking up the bases.
Coaches/Managers/Parent helpers: PLEASE remember it's your responsibility to remove your bases and mounds at the end of your practices.
Even though we have more than 1300 people who "LIKE" our BYBSB Facebook page, our posts are sometimes seen by only a small fraction of those people. If you're missing some of our Facebook posts, here are some settings that may help.
(Facebook is sometimes the first method of communication that we use, depending on the location of the person posting, so being connected with our Facebook ensures you'll get the most up to date information!)
(Facebook is sometimes the first method of communication that we use, depending on the location of the person posting, so being connected with our Facebook ensures you'll get the most up to date information!)
Refocusing on the Y in BYBSB
It's not BB (Beaumont Baseball).
It's not BAB (Beaumont Adult Baseball).
It's BYBSB. The Y is the entire reason WHY there's a BYB.
Parents, coaches, umpires and fellow players are all to be respected, but also respectable. The players themselves also need to be respected, whatever ability and talent level they're at. This is all basic knowledge, but somehow throughout the season, things get a little serious among teams in any division, and we need a little refocusing.
Whether you're a bleacher creature or a coach on the field, please remember the kids and how you want THEM to feel at the end of the game. Think of how you want THEM to have the desire to play again next season. Think of the values you want THEM to take away from this season.
PLEASE revisit our Code of Conduct by clicking HERE.
It's not BAB (Beaumont Adult Baseball).
It's BYBSB. The Y is the entire reason WHY there's a BYB.
Parents, coaches, umpires and fellow players are all to be respected, but also respectable. The players themselves also need to be respected, whatever ability and talent level they're at. This is all basic knowledge, but somehow throughout the season, things get a little serious among teams in any division, and we need a little refocusing.
Whether you're a bleacher creature or a coach on the field, please remember the kids and how you want THEM to feel at the end of the game. Think of how you want THEM to have the desire to play again next season. Think of the values you want THEM to take away from this season.
PLEASE revisit our Code of Conduct by clicking HERE.
High School Athletics
Wondering what's going on at the high school level? Here's a link to Beaumont High School's athletics page -
CLICK HERE FOR LINK.
CLICK HERE FOR LINK.
ENJOY THE GAME
It shouldn't matter which side of the fence you're viewing the game from - good sportsmanship needs to be on the field as well as in the bleachers. As much as we encourage it in our players, we ask for it respectfully from our players' families and spectators. ENJOY THE GAME. And if you're not enjoying the game, get up and get a nice hot cheeseburger or some nachos from the snack bar. There's a 100% chance you'll feel better when you return to the bleachers with food! Here's a link to our Code of Conduct.
