FALL '24 REGISTRATION IS closed. registration is now a waitlist.

Tentative Fall Ball Schedule - Approximately 8 weeks of game play 

• First week of September - Team notifications sent out 
• After Labor Day - Practices can begin 
• Last week of September - Games begin 
• Week before Thanksgiving - End of games 

Divisions

Fall Ball does not have the same divisions used in the Spring. Instead, teams are put together by age groups. In the fall, it’s common for players to “play-up” to the next level so they may gain experience in that division for the following Spring.  

For example, a player that is league age 8 may have already played 1 or 2 seasons of machine pitch and want to try out the 9-10 player pitch division. “Playing-up” a division in the Fall does not guarantee placement in a similar division the following Spring, but it does provide the player with experience that will help them out in the Spring player evaluation process. 

Cactus Horizon Little League offers the best value of any youth baseball option in the area. Fall Ball fees are based on level of play.

We will have a $25 early-bird discount on registrations made on/before August 1.

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Tee-Ball/Coach Pitch (4-6 yo): 

$175 per player ($150 early-bird)

Machine Pitch (7-8 yo): 

$215 per player ($190 early-bird)

Minors-Player Pitch (9-10 yo): 

$250 per player ($225 early-bird)

Majors-Player Pitch (11-12 yo): 

$250 per player ($225 early-bird)

50/70 Intermediate (12+ yo): 

$250 per player ($225 early-bird)

Registration for anyone in the Intermediate or older divisions will go to a Wait List until we can confirm enough players to field a team, and with enough competition to play interleague games nearby.

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Should any family be unable to cover the entire cost of registration, grants may be awarded to cover the difference. To inquire about this, please email info@cactushorizon.com.

What is the weekly schedule like?

Each of the older age groups will usually have 2-3 days of baseball (practice or games). Schedules can vary by week. 

The younger divisions usually have 2 days of baseball (practices or games) with an optional extra day for the players that want to spend the extra time on the ball field.

Prior to selection of team managers, there is no way to tell which day of the week a team will practice or play games.

Is Fall ball run the same way as Spring ball?

Fall ball is more of a developmental season helping players learn, prepare for the upcoming spring season and to have fun!

We try to accommodate all team and coach requests-play with friends. 

How do I request a coach or make a friend-request?

Coach and friend requests can be made during the registration process.  We try hard to accommodate all requests but do not guarantee all requests.

Why aren’t the age groups the same as the Spring?

Players may want to experience playing up or down a division to develop their skills or test their readiness for a division.  These age groups allow a player to try a division and not affect their eligibility the following Spring.

Do the teams play other leagues?

Fall ball is exciting because we play Interleague games with other local Little Leagues.  It’s fun to experience different fields, coaches and players.

Do you live (or attend school} within Cactus Horizon little league boundaries? 

Check our boundary map. 

If your child is interested in joining a little league team, there are a few important things you will need to know about reg stration. Being prepared for little league registration is important to make sure the day goes as smoothly as possible and to make sure your child makes the team they like. No one enjoys a stressful registration process!

You will need to be able to provide proof of where your child lives, or where they attend school, and a proof of age. What information you need to bring may also depend on whether you are registering where your child lives or where they go to school, as they may not always be the same area. This may mean you need to bring school records to show proof of where your child attends school. When registering where your child, you must have 3 or more of the following current documents (dated within the last 12 months) to provide acceptable proof of identity are: 

• Valid drivers license 
• School Records 
• Federal or State Records (Birth Certificate) Utility bills 
• Financial records 
• Medical records
• Military records
• Vehicle records 
• Employment records
• Tenant or homeowners records
• Municipal records 
• Child support records
• Welfare/Childcare records 

Remember, if you are registering your child based on their school location, you MUST provide the School Enrollment Waiver. You must also have a proof of age document to register for both in town and by school.