Share the commitment
Players and families show up, communicate and follow through.
2028ClassA year-round baseball experience for 12 players and the 12 families behind them—united by development, accountability and a genuine team-first culture.

We don't just choose 12 players.We choose 12 families.
The Outlaws are being built for families who believe youth baseball is better when everyone pulls in the same direction. That means showing up, communicating openly, supporting every boy—not only your own—and helping create a place the players are proud to belong to. A volunteer parent coach and paid specialists lead development; families help build the culture around it.
Players and families show up, communicate and follow through.
Celebrate every player—not only your own.
Bring effort, accept coaching and help the whole team improve.
One team practice each week through the winter, supported by bookable small-group instruction and off-field education.
Each player receives 10 hitting sessions and 5 fielding sessions. Catchers can book 5 dedicated catching sessions.
Age-appropriate strength, movement and durability work designed to help the boys move better and stay ready.
Practical conversations with a nutritionist about fuelling, recovery and game-day choices—built for young athletes.
Dates, facilities, opponents and tournament entries remain subject to confirmation.

Cream pinstripes. Deep brown. Outlaw gold. Every detail—from the flat-brim fitted cap to the maple-leaf sleeve mark—is designed to feel like something the boys earned.
The experience begins before the first pitch. Every player and family is welcomed into the crew, while player packages, team challenges, introductions and season stories give the boys moments worth sharing—and memories worth keeping.

The current working budget covers the core team experience, development program, facilities, games, uniforms and operations.
Working estimate only. Taxes, final facility pricing and program fees remain to be confirmed.
We're looking for players who want to work—and families who want to support the entire team.