About Hamilton County Baseball

Hamilton County Baseball is a community-driven youth baseball league built around one simple goal: actually teaching kids how to play baseball. We specialize in coaching clinics that give volunteer coaches the skills to organize a group of kids and teach the game with age-appropriate fundamentals. Our curriculum covers proper fielding, positioning, where to throw the ball, how to make outs, base running, hitting, throwing, catching, and working as a team — all in a positive, development-first environment.

Our inaugural Fall Ball 2026 season is designed for children ages 5, 6, and 7 years old who live in or near Hamilton County, Indiana. We keep rosters small — just 48 slots across 4 teams — so every player gets meaningful attention and real development opportunities. Practices are held on Mondays and games on Wednesdays at Grand Park in Westfield, Indiana, a world-class sports campus that puts premier fields close to home for families across Noblesville, Westfield, Fishers, Zionsville, and Carmel.

Hamilton County Baseball is built and operated by local volunteers and parents who believe every child deserves a chance to learn the game the right way. We are a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization, and every dollar raised through registrations and donations stays local — covering uniforms, equipment, and field rental so that cost is never a barrier to participation. Our mission is to develop players, build character, and strengthen the Hamilton County community through the game of baseball.

Board of Directors

Our volunteer leadership is being finalized. Check back soon for the names behind Hamilton County Baseball.