Progressive skill-building for Softball & Baseball
York Little League is excited to announce our Winter Player Development Program! We have designed a comprehensive, progressive curriculum to get players ready for the spring season. Focus will be on fundamental mechanics, fielding, throwing, and hitting, with specialized “substations” for pitching and catching integrated into weekly practices.
The Program Structure
To ensure maximum retention and skill development, these clinics are designed as weekly 5-week sessions. The curriculum builds week-over-week, so we encourage players to commit to the full session to see the best results.
Dates & Sessions
- Session I: January 18 – February 15 (5 Weeks)
- Session II: February 22 – March 22 (5 Weeks)
- Note: Clinics will run as scheduled during February school break dates (2/15 & 2/22).
Weekly Schedule (Saturdays)
- 3:00 PM – 4:00 PM: Softball (All Ages)
- 4:00 PM – 5:00 PM: Minors Baseball (Ages 6–9)
- 5:00 PM – 6:00 PM: Majors Baseball (Ages 9–12)
Classification Note: 9-year-olds will default to the Minors group. Exceptions to move up to the Majors group may be made on a case-by-case basis depending on skill level and family scheduling needs.
Location
York High School Gymnasium
1 Robert Stevens Dr,
York, ME 03909
Cost & Registration
- Price: $50 per 5-week session (That’s just $10/clinic!)
- Capacity: Limited to 25–30 players per group to ensure a low player-to-coach ratio.
- Walk-ins: $15/session (Subject to availability—priority is given to full-session registrants).
Calling all Coaches!
York Little League is looking for dedicated coaches to help shape our young athletes this season. Whether you’re a seasoned veteran or new to coaching, join us for our upcoming Coaches Clinics featuring expert speakers Mike Morgan and Seth Cole.
The first clinic is scheduled for January 11 at 4:00 PM at the YHS Gym. Learn practical drills, proper mechanics, and connect with fellow coaches in the YLL community. We also need coaches to assist with player clinic stations during Sessions I and II. Interested?