Romeoville Youth Baseball

We are Romeoville's Recreational Community Baseball League focused on positive player development and creating a life-long love of baseball. Our league is volunteer driven. If you are interested in becoming involved, please email president@romeovillepony.com

Registration for the 2026 Spring Season is Now Open! Register today.

Pinto Division (Ages 7-8)

If your child has at least 1-year of T-Ball or Coach Pitch experience at the Recreation Center, this is their next step. Our focus at this level is player development and instruction. Your child will learn the basics of baseball as well as experience a gradual introduction to player-pitch games. Home games are played on D3 at the Romeoville Recreation Center.

Mustang Division (Ages 9-10)

In this division, the base path and mound move back, the game is a bit faster, and rules start to get closer to actual baseball. Our coaches are still focused on player development and equal playing time. The fundamentals of catching and pitching become more essential at this level. Home games are played on D4 at the Romeoville Recreation Center.

Bronco Division (Ages 11-12)

The base path is now 70ft and the mound is also moved back. The game implements MLB rules. Player attitude, coachability, and skill become factors important factors in positions and innings played during games. Home games are played on D5 at the Romeoville Recreation Center.

Pony Division (Ages 13-14)

The base path will be either 80ft or 90ft depending on the division. Mound will be 54ft - 60ft. This age group would play home games at Century Park on Diamond 1.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the time commitment?

Spring Season begins in April and ends in July.

Fall Season begins in September and ends in October.

Players can expect to play 2-3 games per week. Away games are typically played in neighboring communities. This provides exposure to differing levels of play, game situations, and increases our players' confidence when entering unfamiliar situations, both on and off the field.

Are jerseys included?

Jerseys, hats, socks and belts are included and are generously provided through a sponsorship with the Chicago White Sox. Pants will need to be purchased separately.

What kind of equipment does my child need?

Players will want to come prepared with a glove, bat, helmet, and baseball cleats. Batter's gloves and catcher's equipment are recommended after the Pinto Division. You can work with your coach on sizing. Questions? Email president@romeovillepony.com.

When do practices start?

For the Spring Season: All divisions (Ages 7-14) begin off-season workouts near the end of February.

Spring and Fall Seasons: Players can expect to practice 1-3 times per week depending on the division, schedule, and coach's availability.

What are the fees?

2026 in-house fees:

Pinto Division: $195

Mustang Division: $220

Bronco Division: $270

Pony Division: $300

Play for Free Option:

Romeoville Pony Baseball offers a Play for Free Option. During registration, families can pay the registration fee and purchase extra raffle tickets up front. Tickets are then sold and you keep the proceeds of the raffle ticket sales. Raffle ticket will be turned into your head coach ahead of Romeofest and winners will be drawn at Romeofest!

2026 Romeoville Pony

Thank you for joining our 2026 Romeoville Pony Baseball In-House program. We welcome players of all ages from 7 to 14 years old.

Pinto (7-8) - Pinto is the next step after playing Coach Pitch. Our focus at this level is player development and instruction. You will learn the basics of baseball as well as the start of player pitch. Home games are played on D3 at the Romeoville Recreation Center.

Mustang (9-10) - The base path and mound move back, the game is a bit faster and rules start to get closer to actual baseball. We are still focused on player development and equal playing time. Catchers and Pitchers become more important at this level. Home games are played on D4 at the Romeoville Recreation Center.

Bronco (11-12) - The base path is now 70ft and the mound is also moved back. Now the game is played similar to MLB rules. Home games are played on D5 at the Romeoville Recreation Center.

Pony (13-14) - The base path will be either 80ft or 90ft depending on the division. Mound will be 54ft - 60ft. This age group would play home games at Century Park on Diamond 1.

All divisions 7-14 start off-season workouts near the end of February. Season starts in April and ends in July.