Bigler Sports offers youth baseball leagues with 24-hour access
Bigler Sports provides a well-organized environment for youth baseball leagues, fostering player growth and team development. Their fall ball league is particularly noted for its relaxed atmosphere, allowing players to experiment with new positions while maintaining a competitive spirit. Teams benefit from reliable communication and quality jerseys, contributing to a professional and enjoyable experience for participants. The staff and volunteers are consistently praised for their dedication to youth sports. While accommodating a range of skill levels, the league aims to create balanced matchups, ensuring all players have the chance to develop their abilities and enjoy the game.
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This is my son's third year playing with his team in the Bigler Fall Ball league and we absolutely love it. The relaxed atmosphere allows ample time to grow and allows players to try out new positions while still being competitive. So well organized and ran. Thank you.
We had a great time for the most part. We are a community rec team trying to get more practice in. I am commissioner of the Kettle moraine baseball league and understand how hard it can be to match teams up for the best experience. I would suggest for future you have an upper/middle/ lower level for playing. It was difficult to teach in experienced player how to pitch or throw downs against the traveling select teams. Some of them would just pound our players making it difficult to tell the kids they are getting better. Just a thought. But we did overall have a great time and learned a lot. Thank you very much for the opportunity to play, all of your staff, umpires, and volunteers that made it possible. Cory Dimmer, Random lake 10u
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Well run league. After the first two weeks, having teams with similar talent levels is really nice. Couple things I didn't care for were the pitching rules and the batting rules. If you want to protect kids arms, go to a pitch count per game. It's tough when a kid reaches his out limit and has only thrown 25 pitches. Maybe institute a 50-60 pitch limit per games, and no pitching both games if you go over say 40 pitches in a game. Then, only being able to bat through the order one time - that's not baseball. Again, if you want to protect teams from getting shelled, have a run limit per inning. I mean if I'm batting 9 kids and a few get outs and bases are loaded, I could've only scored like 4 runs. That's tough. Just my feedback. Thanks for what you guys do for youth sports.
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It was very well organized, communication was very reliable, jerseys were well made and staff was great.
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