6u Babe Ruth Quickball Division: Ages 4-6yrs

We are excited to offer Babe Ruth Quickball again this season for our youngest players ages 4 - 6yo.

During the 2018 season, the Southern Chester County Babe Ruth League decided to merge traditional T-ball game with USA Quickball.  Quickball comes to us from Cal Ripkin, Sr. Foundation and is aimed to invigorate interest in the game of baseball.

Quickball provides youngsters with an opportunity to learn the game of baseball effectively in a safe and entertaining manner compared to traditional T-Ball.

Quickball teaches all diamond skills in a more active, engaging way. Anyone can play and teamwork is emphasized on all levels. Each player gets to try for a single, double, triple and home run in every game! There’s also scoring on both offense and defense and anyone can succeed regardless of skill level.

What makes Quickball such a successful program is its inclusiveness and action-packed game structure. It teaches and strengthens baseball skills by offering multiple hitting, fielding and throwing chances for all players during each game. Innovative concepts such as timed team at bats, rapid batter rotation and two-way scoring keep games moving and get every- one involved - critical elements in grabbing the attention of today’s kids.

Frequently Asked Questions:

What ages is Quick Ball recommended for? Is Quick-Ball Co-ed?

Quick Ball is recommended for any child- boys and girls- ages 4-6. The player should be 4 years old by May 1, 2018. If a player is 6 years old and is new to baseball, he/she would benefit from Quickball.

How much does the season cost?

It costs $90.00 to register a child for the Quick Ball Program.  As per of registration, each player will receive their own Quickball bat, ball, team hat and team jersey. 

What equipment is needed?

No equipment is necessary for a child to participate in the Quickball program. Bats and balls will be provided for players. There is no need for parents to purchase a glove, bat, or helmet. Parents may want to purchase cleats for their children but it is not mandatory.  Players can use a glove in practice and games, if they wish, however it is not mandatory.

Here are some links to learn more:

USA Quickball Promo

USA Quickball Informational Video

USA Quickball Training Video: Throwing to Target