Who is eligible to play for the Muskego Warriors?

The Warriors have at least one team at each of six age levels (U9, U10, U11, U12, U13 and U14). Any Muskego resident meeting the age restrictions is eligible to tryout for a Warriors team. No player may be older than their age group prior to May 1st of the current year. The Warrior's allow players to tryout for a team above their age group to stay with their school class, and allows 8 year olds to tryout for the U9 team. The Warrior's will also make allowances for players to tryout for a team above their age group if it is in the best interest of both the player and the team.

Because of City of Muskego restrictions, a player may NOT participate in the MAA recreational baseball program and a select baseball program such as the Warriors.

What is the commitment?

Indoor practices typically start in December. Each coach determines the number, length, and location of practices. Typically two outdoor practices per week before games begin and one per week after that.

Games start in May and go to the end of July. There are typically 15 to 20 league games, and 4 to 5 tournaments of 3 or 4 games each. Most league games are played Monday through Thursday in the evenings. Most tournaments are played during the day on weekends. So that's an average of about 1 or 2 league games per week plus some weekend tournaments.

Where are the games played?

All teams play in their league games as part of the Wisconsin State Youth Baseball League (WSYBL) which includes teams from Sheboygan to Racine, and from Milwaukee to Oconomowoc.

Who is the coach?

Each age group has a different coach. Go to our Coaches page on this site to see who is coaching the different age groups.

What is the difference between the Muskego Warriors and the MAA?

The Muskego Warriors and the MAA (Muskego Athletic Association) are two organizations that provide baseball opportunities to the youth of Muskego. The teams from both organizations play in different leagues.

The Muskego Warriors are an independent organization with their own structure, including a board of directors, and their own policies.

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