Q:  What are the League game rules?

A:  See the 'Rules' link on the left-hand side of the Welcome page.

Q:  Does the league provide uniforms to the players?

A:  Each player will receive a team shirt and hat.  The players must purchase their own baseball pants (coaches will recommend color), belts, socks, and cleats.

Q:  What equipment does the league provide for the players?

A:  Managers from each team will be provided with helmets, baseballs, catcher's gear (one set), catcher's mitt, and first aid kits.  Community bats will be kept at Roessner field house for game use.  Players must purchase their own glove and are free to bring their own helmet, bat, and catcher's equipment.  See the new Bat Rules on our home page.

Q:  In which Division will my child play and what weekly time commitment can I expect?

A:  The Divisions are as follows:

"A" League (Kindergarten):  Sessions will be held on Saturday or Sunday morning - TBD (weather permitting). 

"AA" League (1st Grade):  Sessions will be held on Saturday or Sunday afternoon - TBD (weather permitting). 

"AAA" League (2nd & 3rd Grade):  Typically one weekend game per week (weather permitting) -  Coaches will determine the practice schedule based on player and field availability (typically 1 practice per week). 

International League (4th Grade and/or 10 years old as of April 30, 2018):  Typically two games per week (weekdays only - weather permitting) -  Coaches will determine the practice schedule based on player and field availability (typically 1-2 times per week). 

Major League (11-12 years old as of April 30, 2018):  Typically two games per week (weekdays only - weather permitting) -   Coaches will determine the practice schedule based on player and field availability (typically 1-2 times per week). 

Pony League (13-14 years old as of April 30, 2018):  Typically two or three games per week (weather permitting).  Coaches will determine the practice schedule based on player and field availability (typically 1-2 times per week). 

NOTE:   Weather is always a factor in the Spring and games may be rescheduled as field conditions dictate.

Q:  Is there a player evaluation process?

A:  Yes, we ask all AAA, International and Major League eligible players to attend one evaluation on Feb 18th or 25th.  The evaluation process is critical to forming balanced teams and will also serve as a tryout for any player wishing to particpate in our Spring, Summer and/or Fall Travel Program.  More information about the evaluations will be posted soon.

Q:  When does the Minutemen Spring Travel program begin?

A:  Tryout dates will be announced soon...Targeting late March.

Q:  When will I hear from my coach about practice and game schedules?

A:  Registration will close on March 1st and teams will be formed by March 9th.  Coaches should reach out to players after March 11th and practices can start as early as March 19th (weather permitting).

Q:  I would like to coach a team, what is the process to volunteer?

A:  Great, our league relies on volunteers like you to create a fun environment for our children!  If you registered as a volunteer during the sign up process, we have your name and will be reaching out to you!  If not, you can send an email to your league director (see 'Contact Info' on the home page) and we'll get you on the list.  It's important to note that all coaches are required to complete Rutgers S.A.F.E.T.Y. certification and a background check with fingerprinting prior to participating in league activities.  Go to 'Coach Information' on the left side of the home page for detailed information.

Q:  I would like to volunteer some of my time this season, how can I help?

A:  Great, we'll gladly accept all offers to assist!  There are several important tasks that often go unnoticed, but to provide a fun and safe environment are critical to our program:  Field Set-Up & Cleaning, Snack Shack Duties, Fan Gear Sales, Fundraising/Special Events.  Reach out to Joe Perez (jperez0117@yahoo.com) to sign up!