FSA's Boys League

Learning and improving on the fundamentals of baseball is the main focus of the boys baseball league.

The leagues are broken down into three different groups; 7-9 year olds, 10-12 year olds, and 13-15 year old leagues. All leagues have dedicated volunteers, striving to give the kids lessons on the basics of baseball. Every child is given the opportunity to play and learn the game of baseball, while having fun. Players need not have any experience. Everybody plays, e-v-e-r-y-b-o-d-y h-i-t-s! Good sportmanship, fun, and fundamentals are employed at every game.

FSA uses a state of the art pitching machine, and provides instructional opportunities so the kids can learn the basics of hitting, fielding, and base running.

Parents interested in having their boys participate may contact the FSA fieldhouse at 215-751-9280 or click here to send us an email. You may follow the links below to specific age groups and/or our registration page for additional information.

Learning the fundamentals of baseball is the main focus of T-Ball.

Each T-Ball game allows play by play instruction and provides each child a chance to learn the game while having fun. Everybody plays, everybody h-i-t-s! Common sense, good sportmanship, fun, and true baseball fundamentals are employed at every game.

FSA volunteers provide instructional opportunities so the kids can learn the basics of hitting, fielding, and base running.

If you are looking to participate in the T-Ball League, you may contact Sue Tripp, Commissioner for T-Ball, the FSA fieldhouse at 215-751-9280 or click here to send us an email. Follow the link below to our registration page for additional information on registration.

Boys Travel League

Welcome to the FSA travel team page. The FSA 14U team won the coveted "Triple Crown" for the 2004 season, winning the Northeast Department of Recreation Division, and City Championship. In addition, the 14U travel team defeated Gibbons PAL for the Junior Baseball Federation Championship.

The team posted an impressive 24-1 overall record and finished in first place overall. The boys did a terrific job by committing to practice early on. The boys came out swinging those bats, and never looked back. It was a total team effort with all the players contributing to the team's success.

The FSA board of directors contributed to the teams success with their endless supportive efforts. The parents also did a fantastic job supporting the team and schedule. The boys finally "hung up the cleats" on August 24, 2004.

(Kneeling left to right): Anthony Wong, Jonathon Hagerty, Shaun Kelly, David Kremer. (Standing left to right): Jim Flaherty, Tom McGee, Anthony Rivers, Chris Stankiewicz, Adam Chandler, Evan Hunt, John Walton, Manager Rich Yoka, Cody Yoka, Coach Joe Muldowney. Not pictured: Coach Chris Leone, Jacob Kinzey.

Girls Travel League

Improving on current skills, fundamentals and mechanics is the main focus of the girls travel softball league.

The travel team employs live pitching, base stealing, bunting, coaching signs, defensive plays and other fundamental procedures consistent with improving learned fundamentals about the game of softball. The bases are set at 60' apart, consistent with high school and collegiate rules. Everybody plays, e-v-e-r-y-body hits! Good sportmanship, fun, and fundamentals are emphasized. Girls with pre-existing knowledge and skills may apply.

The FSA girl travel teams participate in the Philadelphia Department of Recreation league. Age groups are 12U, 14U, and 16U.

If you are interested in the 13-15 girl's league, you may contact the FSA fieldhouse at 215-751-9280 or click here to send us an email. Follow the link below to our registration page for additional information on registration.

FSA's Girls League

Learning and improving on the fundamentals of softball is the main focus.

The leagues are broken down into three different groups; 7-9 year olds, 10-12 year olds, and 13-17 year old leagues. All leagues have dedicated volunteers, striving to give the girls lessons on the basics of softball. Every child is given the opportunity to play and learn the game of softball, while having fun. Players need not have any experience. Everybody plays, e-v-e-r-ybody hits! Good sportmanship, fun, and fundamentals are employed at every game.

FSA uses a state of the art pitching machine for the 7-9 girls league, and provides instructional opportunities so the girls can learn the basics of hitting, fielding, and base running.

Parents interested in having their daughters participate may contact the FSA fieldhouse at 215-751-9280 or click here to send us an email. You may follow the links below to specific age groups and/or our registration page for additional information.