Welcome to NYB's Full-time Travel Program!

We are excited to kick off another season of Miller Baseball. Please note the tryout dates to the right and use the "Register" button to get your player registered. After tryouts are completed, families/players will be contacted if selected for a team. You will then have 24 hours to accept the offer and submit payment information.

Age Level Date Ranges:

• 12U = 5/1/2013 to 4/30/2016
• 11U = 5/1/2014 to 4/30/2017
• 10U = 5/1/2015 to 4/30/2018
• 9U = 5/1/2016 to 4/30/2019
• 8U = 5/1/2017 to 4/30/2020
• 7U = 5/1/2018 to 4/30/2021

"What does Travel commitment look like?"

A Look at the Full-Time Commitment of Travel Baseball

For families considering the leap from recreational leagues to a more dedicated baseball experience, understanding the commitment of full-time travel baseball is essential. This overview, based on a typical program structure, sheds light on what players and their families can expect from the year-round demands of travel ball.

The Off-Season: Winter Workouts

The commitment kicks off in the heart of winter. Expect indoor training to commence in early January. These "Winter Workouts" are typically held on Friday nights for approximately two hours. Some teams may opt for additional sessions at specialized facilities like the "Hack Shack," an indoor hitting facility that often becomes available during the winter months at NYB. These indoor practices can start as early as December and will generally run until the weather allows for outdoor activities, usually around March.

The In-Season: Practices and Weekend Tournaments

As spring arrives and the fields become playable, the practice schedule intensifies. Teams will typically hold practices one to two nights per week. These sessions are crucial for skill development, team chemistry, and strategic preparation for the weekend's competitions.

Weekends during the spring and summer are dedicated to tournament play. This is the core of the travel baseball experience. Families can anticipate spending a significant portion of their weekends at the ballpark. A full season will generally consist of approximately 25 to 35 games. The exact number of games will vary based on the number of tournaments the coach schedules and the team's performance within each tournament.

In essence, full-time travel baseball is a significant step up in terms of time, dedication, and competition compared to recreational leagues. It offers a more intensive environment for player development and a chance to compete at a higher level, but it requires a substantial commitment from the entire family throughout the year.

Registration Link:

https://noblesvillebaseball.leagueapps.com/clubteams/4649238-2026-noblesville-millers-travel-tryouts

Should you have any additional questions, please reach out to registration@noblesvillebaseball.org

Thank you!

NYB Board & Travel Council