Recreational Baseball

Ages 5U-14U


Recreational Baseball is the foundation of FBSA Baseball, emphasizing development, playing opportunities, sportsmanship, team continuity, and enjoyment of the game.

Player Eligibility

Recreational players must either:

• Live within the City of Frisco, or
• Attend school within the Frisco ISD attendance boundary.

5U & 6U | Developmental Baseball

Our youngest divisions focus on introducing players to baseball, learning fundamentals, and creating a positive first experience.

• Development-focused format
• No competitive separation
• No postseason tournament
• No All-Star eligibility

Learn the game. Get opportunities to play. Have fun.

7U - 14U | A & High-A Divisions

Beginning at 7U, Recreational teams compete at one of two levels:

A Division

For newer and developing teams that are continuing to build fundamentals and game experience.

High-A Division

For more established teams with roster continuity and a track record of success that are ready for stronger week-to-week competition.

Both are Recreational Baseball. The goal is not to label teams as "good" or "bad." The goal is to create better matchups, more meaningful innings, and a better experience for every player.

Teams Can Grow together

Existing teams may remain together so players, coaches, and families can build continuity over time. Teams may progress from A to High-A as they develop.

FBSA Baseball Operations will determine A/High-A placement based on previous performance, roster continuity, coach experience, and overall competitive balance.

New Teams

New teams will be formed using school-zone priority, helping players begin their FBSA experience alongside classmates and nearby families whenever possible.

Smaller rosters. More Baseball.

To create more opportunities for every player:

5U–8U: Maximum 12 players

9U–14U: Maximum 11 players

Smaller rosters are intended to mean more at-bats, more defensive innings, more repetitions, and less time sitting on the bench.

Recreational season | 7U-14U

• 10-game regular season
• One practice per week
• One game per week
• Single-elimination postseason tournament
• Postseason seeding based on regular-season standings

Registration Includes

• Regular-season games
• Postseason participation where applicable
• Uniforms
• Team equipment
• Insurance
• Postseason awards

All Stars

Players in both the A and High-A Divisions from 7U–12U are eligible for the FBSA All-Star program.

Competitive baseball

AGES 7U - 13U

Competitive Baseball is for established teams already participating in tournament baseball and seeking additional high-level competition within FBSA.

Team Registration Only

There is no individual player registration for Competitive Baseball.

The team's coach or manager:

• Registers the team
• Conducts tryouts
• Selects players
• Manages the roster

FBSA does not place individual players onto Competitive teams.

Competitive team requirements

Teams must have participated in at least:

Three AA or Division III tournaments

during the 12 previous months

Teams must also maintain a roster consisting of at least:

75% Frisco Residents

These standards help ensure Competitive Baseball remains focused on established tournament teams while continuing to serve Frisco players and families.

COMPETITIVE season

• 10-game regular season
• Up to 2 games per week
• Doubleheaders when necessary
• Single-elimination postseason tournament
• Postseason seeding based on regular-season standings

Team Registration Includes

• Regular-season games
• Postseason participation
• Practice facility usage
• Postseason awards

Teams provide their own uniforms, equipment, insurance and tournament-related expenses.

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FBSA Player Combines

FBSA will host Player Combines twice each year to help players interested in Competitive Baseball connect with coaches and managers:

• At the conclusion of the Fall season
• At the conclusion of the Spring season

The Combine provides an opportunity to be seen by teams looking for players, but participation does not guarantee a roster spot. Teams may also continue conducting independent tryouts throughout the year.