Registration

Rosters

Schedules

Field Locations

Junior Baseball
of Oregon

Tri-County Junior
Baseball

Call 503-806-5709 with any questions or email rockwoodjuniorbaseball@gmail.com

Congratulations to our Midget National team for winning State! We had many other teams make it there as well. Good job!

Fall General Meeting

We will have a general meeting on Wednesday, Oct 1 at 5pm. We'll meet by the football field at St Therese School on NE 132nd and Halsey.

If there's someone interested in a board position, they need to attend in order to be voted in. So if you have someone in mind, please invite them to this meeting.

• President
• Secretary
• Concessions
• Tournament Director
• Field Maintenance

Why Junior Baseball over the others?

Junior Baseball uses modified high school rules. If your child wants to learn the game and learn how to be competitive to continue playing in high school, we give them the opportunity. We allow lead-offs and stealing. We move the pitcher mound and basepath as the children grow. We keep like ages together. We don’t have all-stars because every team stays together and all kids get to play; no one sits the entire game on the bench! 

Player Development:
Junior baseball provides the opportunity for any child to play with youth of comparable skill and age levels.  This differs from other organizations that have wide ranges of age and skill levels playing together on the same teams, limiting player development and the playing time of some players.  Our most skilled players team with like skilled players.  Our moderate to lesser skilled levels compete with similar players from other areas.

Playing Field: Our field size is adjusted for each of three age levels.  This allows players to play on a field that matches their strength.  Less often does a single player dominate a game.  At the same time the quality of play is better at the lesser skill levels.

Real Baseball Rules: Players learn skills and tactics consistent with high school rules. Base runners lead off, pitchers throw from the stretch, and at most levels a "dropped third strike" is live.  This helps players develop more quickly and gain a more advanced understanding of the game.  At the same time, our lesser skill and age levels play with a per inning run limit to keep the score and game in perspective.

Scheduling: Our season is more focused on summer play than other organizations.  We generally begin in mid to late May and continue through July.  Teams that wish to play more enter tournaments, available at all levels, on weekends.

Recognition: Midgets through Seniors, at all skill levels, compete for berths in County and State competition against other teams in their skill and age levels.