Rally Cap
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What is Rally Cap? How can the Rally Cap program help your Association? To learn more, watch this video…
Rally Cap is designed for T-Ball and Blastball participants (aged 5 – 8), their coaches, and parents. Three teams convene to share a playing time, with two teams playing a game while the third practices. Teams rotate after each inning. The program offers complete lesson plans and initiation drills that are a bonus for coaches and parents new to the game. The program includes a progressive element with up to three skill-testing opportunities for players each season.
Why Rally Cap? Since 2005, participating associations have reported increases in registration. The program combines playing and drills to keep young participants interested, active, and learning, and coming back to the game season after season. Visit Baseball Canada for more details about the program and the skill levels rallycap.ca .
Watch Rally Cap "onboarding session” HERE, which is a video recording of everything required to run Rally Cap at the local level
See drills, skills, & lesson plans by clicking here
Additional Resources include;
See Participant Progress Report Card here
All this can be found on Baseball Canada’s site at rallycap.ca
For more details, contact Scott Mackenzie at scottm@baseball.bc.ca .
Rally Cap orders are now being accepted online via info1@baseball.bc.ca.
Additional Resources:
Baseball BC’s Grassroots Parent Leader/Helper Athlete Development Program can help Rally Cap run smoothly. We have found that when players partner with their parents for skills & drills, children have more fun and learn proper techniques at a quicker pace than when partnered with another youngster. That is why Parent Participation is encouraged for all grassroots divisions. This also helps relieve pressure on “coaches” when running practices or on game days... Therefore, we developed a manual for associations who are looking to provide more resources to newer coaches. This manual will explain baseball positioning and proper mechanics as well as provide drills & skills and practice plans to assist in ensuring everyone is active, learning, and having fun. Coaches and parent leaders/helpers only need to follow the program manual and practice plans to be successful.
Click here for more info on the Parent Leader/Helper Athlete Development Program
CHAMPIONS OF RALLY CAP - 41 Associations in BC
| Abbotsford Minor Baseball |
| Alberni Baseball |
| Boundary Youth Baseball |
| Castlegar Baseball |
| Central Okanagan Minor Baseball |
| Cloverdale Minor Baseball |
| Columbia Valley Minor Baseball |
| Comox Valley Baseball |
| Coquitlam Little League |
| Cranbrook Minor Baseball |
| Creston Valley Minor Baseball |
| Duncan Jr Baseball |
| Gordon Head Baseball |
| Howe Sound Minor Ball |
| Kamloops & District Minor Baseball |
| Ladner Minor Baseball |
| Ladysmith Minor Baseball |
| Lake Cowichan District Baseball |
| Lions Minor Baseball |
| Nanaimo Minor Baseball |
| New Westminster Minor Baseball |
| North Delta Baseball |
| North Langley Baseball |
| North Shore Baseball |
| North Shuswap Minor Baseball |
| Oceanside Minor Baseball |
| Peninsula Baseball |
| Powell River Minor Baseball |
| Revelstoke Minor Baseball |
| Richmond City Baseball |
| Ridge Meadows Minor Baseball |
| Salmon Arm Minor Baseball |
| Salt Spring Minor Baseball |
| Slocan Valley Baseball |
| South Burnaby Minor Baseball |
| South Vancouver Little League |
| Surrey Canadians Baseball |
| Tri-City Thunder Minor Baseball |
| Tsawwassen Amateur Baseball |
| West Kelowna Minor Baseball |
| White Rock South Surrey Baseball |
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