Whatcom Prep Baseball

Registering with Whatcom Prep Baseball is the first step toward joining a competitive program focused on development, sportsmanship, and long-term growth. Tryouts are held annually, and all players must register in advance to be eligible.

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We offer competitive teams for players in the 9U through 14U age divisions. The cutoff date is May 1, 2026. Your player’s age on that date determines their eligible age group.

Example:

• A player turning 13 on May 2, 2026 is eligible for 12U
• A player turning 13 on April 30, 2026 must try out for 13U



We generally encourage players to compete within their age group, but exceptions may be made. During registration, you may request an evaluation for an older team. Coaches will assess your player for both their age group and the requested level to determine the best developmental fit. If you have questions about this, please reach out.

What time of the year does this program run?

Optional workouts and training opportunities are offered in the fall and winter to help players stay sharp and build skills.

Official team practices begin in February, with tournaments starting in March or April. The season typically runs through July.

Teams typically practice 2-3 times per week, with schedules set by each team's coach.

That’s great! We encourage multi-sport athletes and support well-rounded development. We understand that other commitments may overlap, especially in the fall and winter. However, during the official season (March through July), we expect Whatcom Prep practices and games to take priority.

Whatcom Prep is committed to offering competitive baseball at an affordable cost. Player fees for the 2026 season are still being finalized and will be announced once teams are formed.

We provide a range of fundraising and sponsorship opportunities, with the majority of what each player raises applied directly to their own fees.

We believe that cost should never be a barrier to participation. Scholarships are available for families in need—please contact us for more information.

The only additional costs beyond registration fees are travel-related expenses for tournaments and games. Many events are within driving distance and do not require overnight hotel stays, though each team’s tournament schedule may vary. We make an effort to keep our younger teams closer to home.

Uniform jerseys are included in registration fees, but players are responsible for providing their own cleats, bat, glove, and helmet. Catchers are expected to bring their own gear.

Some families may also choose to invest in one-on-one training or private lessons, but these are not required.