Registration Information
If you have any questions or concerns about registration for the upcoming season, please visit the Board of Directors page and contact the appropriate Commissioner for your Division.
Registration Costs
Spring Season
Standard registration cost is $75.00/player for the Shetland Tee Ball Division and $100.00/player for all other Divisions with a $2.25 electronic service fee added for online registrations. Families registering 3 or more children will be refunded $40/player for the 3rd child and above.
Fall Season
Cost is $75.00/player for the Shetland Tee Ball Division and $90.00/player for all other Divisions with a $2.25 electronic service fee added for online registrations.
FOR THOSE SEEKING TO "PLAY UP" INTO A PARTICULAR AGE GROUP
High Point Pony maintains a philosophy where players are strongly encouraged to play in their age appropriate division each season. We believe this best benefits all players in our program.
A player wanting to play up in the next Division may be considered only if they are within 1 year age wise from playing in that Division under normal age restrictions. For parents that wish to have their child play "up" into an older age group, please send your request via email to our League President (Click to email) after registering your child in their age appropriate division. The player will need to attend evaluations for both their age appropriate division and the division they are wanting to play up in. The High Point Pony Board of Directors and the commissioners of both divisions will discuss the request and make a final determination concerning the player.
FALL BASEBALL & SOFTBALL
At High Point Pony we move players up to their next Division in the Fall that precedes the Spring that they are required to move up by Pony rules. This method basically follows the school calendar - a player starts a new grade in the Fall and similarly starts a new Division in the Fall. We do this as the Fall season is a less competitive atmosphere and it offers more time for training, development, to learn the rules of the new Division and to become accustomed to the larger field.