Setting the Standard
We don't follow the standard. We set it.
Every player who wears the B.O.S.S. name is representing a standard that was set long before they arrived and will continue after they move on.
That responsibility is part of what it means to be a B.O.S.S. Lion.
Player Development
Skill development is not one-size-fits-all across ages 7 through 12. The table below shows how the L4 Formula scales as players grow — giving families a clear picture of what to expect at each stage, and how today's practice connects to next year's progress.
|
Age |
Development Focus |
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7U |
Introduce all four pillars at a fun, high-repetition level: proper throwing and catching mechanics, basic hitting stance and contact, understanding of bases and simple game situations, and first exposure to team communication. |
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8U |
Build consistency in fielding footwork and throwing accuracy, introduce situational baserunning (leads, reading the ball), begin developing a repeatable swing, and start holding players accountable for effort and attitude, not just results. |
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9U |
Expand defensive responsibility by position, introduce real plate discipline (recognizing balls and strikes), teach situational hitting including the bunt, and give players their first specific leadership responsibilities in practice. |
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10U |
Sharpen mechanics across all four pillars with more individualized coaching, introduce pitching fundamentals for players stepping onto the mound, deepen baserunning IQ (secondary leads, anticipation), and expect consistent in-game communication. |
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11U |
Increase competitive intensity and situational complexity, refine hitting approach (count recognition, pitch selection), expand defensive versatility, and hold players to a higher standard of accountability and in-game leadership. |
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12U |
Prepare players for the jump to the next level of competition: advanced situational awareness, full ownership of pre-pitch reads, refined mechanics across Leather/Lightning/Lumber, and demonstrated leadership both on the field and in the dugout. |
PROGRAM FEE POLICY
Building Leadership. Building Character. Building B.O.S.S.
B.O.S.S. Baseball LLC believes in transparent pricing without 'surprises'.
B.O.S.S. Baseball LLC charges a monthly program fee of $250 per player. This fee reflects our investment in professional coaching, structured development, and season-long program operations.
The monthly fee includes:
Parents are responsible for:
Monthly program fee per player is $250 per month.
**Tournament fees are $50 per tournament**
A Sibling Discount of 10% per additional player enrolled in the program.
A one-time registration fee of $300 is charged once per season and includes each player's uniform kit and season insurance:
Families enrolling more than one player receive a 10% discount on the monthly program fee for each additional sibling. The oldest or primary-enrolled player is billed at the full rate; each additional sibling’s monthly fee is reduced by 10%. This discount applies only to the base program fee and does not extend to equipment, uniforms, or tournament costs.
Player Rate Monthly Fee
1st Player (primary)
Full rate
$250.00
2nd Player (sibling)
10% off
$225.00
Family Total (2 players) = $475.00/mo.
Monthly program fees are due on the 1st of each month for the duration of the season. Families needing an alternate payment arrangement (e.g., quarterly or seasonal lump-sum payment) may request one in writing to B.O.S.S. Baseball LLC prior to the start of the season.
Approved payment plans are subject to the same total program fee; no additional discount applies for alternate payment schedules. Fees are non-refundable once a season begins, except as outlined in the program's withdrawal and refund policy.
B.O.S.S. Lions Tryout
Boys & Girls - Ages 7-12
Monday - October 12, 2026
7PM - 8:30PM
Cheyenne Sports Complex (Field #1)
3500 E. Cheyenne Ave.
North Las Vegas, NV. 89030
***Please R.S.V.P. Your Attendance***
Complete form at 'JOIN THE PRIDE' or
Text (702) 996-2446