The following teams will be conducting open practices/tryouts as outlined below and are open to the public.  

9U Avalanche -

     Saturday, January 28th

     11:00 AM - 1:00 PM on Field 7

     For more information please contact Drew Scott at avalanche_baseball@yahoo.com

11U Vipers -

     Saturday, January 28th

     3:00 PM - 5:00 PM on Field 15

     For more information please contact Alan Koporc at akoporc@austin.rr.com

11U Sliders - 

     Saturday, February 4th

     3:00 PM - 5:00 PM on Field 7

     For more information please contact John Lyne at texnhawk38@gmail.com

** Please note these are NOT recreational level teams.  Our recreation league tryouts are February 11th for all ages and divisions. **

Is schedule for February 11th at Cedar Park High School for Info Click here

The Westwood High School Baseball Annual Hit-a-Thon and BBQ is this Saturday, January 28^th!

BBQ plates on sale from 11:00 – 2:00.  All sales directly support the Westwood Baseball program

Regular registration for the 2012 season will remain open thru January 29, 2012. 

Late Registration runs from January 30th- February 8th

Registration fees are as follows:

Tee-Ball: $145.00

All other divisions: $150.00 

Please note: 11 - 12 Year Olds and 13 - 14 Year Olds are currently in waitlist

Registration fees include jersey and cap. 

2012 Spring Baseball season games will begin the week of February 27th - and end on May 19, 2012.

For more information see FAQs.

In an effort to maintain a competitive balance for games Town & Country Baseball will be implementing a new bat rule.  This rule will take effect and be strictly enforced for the Spring 2012 season. 

New Bat Rule:

The official bat shall be round in cross section for its entire length, straight from end to end for its entire length and smooth surfaced in the hitting area.

The maximum diameter shall not exceed two and five eights (2 ⅝) inches.  All bats larger in diameter than two and one quarter (2 ¼) inches must be equal to or heavier than minus 10 (-10) for U5 thru U14.  For example -10, -9, -8, -7, -6 or -5 would be acceptable length to weight ratio’s whereas -11, -12 and -13 would not. 

The maximum length shall not exceed thirty-six (36) inches.

The bat shall be constructed of wood, aluminum, or any other material or combination of materials but cannot exceed the 1.15BPF (Bat Performance Factor) as defined for baseball bats by ASTM standards.  

Any material to improve the grip may be used for a distance not to exceed eighteen (18) inches from the handle end.  

All bats must be commercially manufactured for baseball play. 

Softball bats or bats altered after manufacture to reduce or add weight will not be allowed.

To download a copy of the new rule please click here.