St. Joes Pony Baseball

2024 Spring Baseball fees

Division	Player Fee
Shetland	$80
Pinto	$130
Mustang	$145
Bronco	$170
Pony	$190

Additional Fees

In addition to registration fees, each family will be responsible for $100 refundable parent fee. We also require $100 in raffle ticket sales or $150 if you have 2 or more children in the program.

Ways to earn parent fee back include:

Coach or manage a team
Participate in additional fundraisers at min required level (popcorn sales, sponsorship sales,
Volunteer for summer tournament
Run scoreboards (Pinto thru Pony)
Announce games (Bronco only)
Volunteer at concession stand
Umpire pinto games
Team parent - must coordinate raffle tickets for team, picture day help, assist in dugout, run sportsengine stats/game updates, snack schedule etc, or any other similar duties assigned by coach/manager

Register: 2024 Spring In House Registration

Welcome to St. Joe's Pony Baseball St. Joes Pony Baseball Offers instructional and competitive baseball for boys and girls ages 4 to 14. We promote the development of a strong character, sense of responsibility, and good sportsmanship in our players. We are affiliated with Pony Baseball and believe in Protecting Our Nation's Youth.
Spring 2024 Registration Open! Registration for the 2024 Spring Season is now open. You must register by February 15, 2024. This will mark the 84th year that St. Joe's Pony Baseball will be sharing the love of the game with Joliet and the surrounding areas.

Summer Tournament - TBD

St. Joes will be hosting a tournament in early summer 2024. Teams will play at Mustang and Bronco fields and will be open to all local baseball teams in the Will/Cook/Grundy areas

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All Star/Travel

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About Us

St. Joe's Pony Baseball Offers instructional and competitive baseball for boys and girls ages 4 to 14. We promote the development of a strong character, sense of responsibility, and good sportsmanship in our players. We are affiliated with Pony Baseball and believe in Protecting Our Nation's Youth.