Program Fees 

Player Fees

Jr. Spartan Youth Baseball Association (SYBA) fees are $750 per player for the 2024 season.

  • We provide families a multi-player discount of 10%.  ($675 per player)
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Program fees include:

  • Each player will receive a Jr. Spartan Uniform:
    • Home white "Spartans" Jersey
    • Away navy "Brookfield" Jersey
    • Jr. Spartans logo hat
    • Baseball pants, belt & socks
  • Registration into a Select Season League: *MYBL, or *SYBL
  • Registration into 4-6 Select Season Tournaments
  • Fall Ball (August - October) League scrimmages
  • 1-2 Outdoor Practices per week throughout the Fall & Spring at our Home Fields.
  • 1-2 Winter Indoor Practices (December - March) in our own facility: "The B'EAST Box"
  • Available Special, Dedicated, Professional Coaching or Training

Program fees do not include out of town travel costs if your team plans a road-trip tournament.

There is no volunteer requirement for parents.

We compete in the following Select Leagues:

*Major Youth Baseball League (MYBL)

*State Youth Baseball League (SYBL)

 

Fundraising

Jr. Spartans will conduct two Fundraising Events throughout the season:  Holiday T-Shirt Sale & March Madness Pool!  These events help keep our player fees affordable, offset the rise in costs, team equipment, maintain our facilities, and allow for Professional Coaching & Training staff to work with a team.  Each coach at each level will set the tone for this, and some teams will fundraise harder than others.  This is at the discretion of the team.

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Refund Policy

NO refunds will be issued to a player who chooses not to participate at any point after an offer is accepted.  Personal reasons such as travel, conflicting schedules, or lack of commitment are not cause for a refund.  In the event of a season-ending injury, prior to July 1st, the board may review and approve a prorated refund.  Medical related refund requests require a letter from a medical professional.