https://www.abileneysa.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/AYSA-Logo-Web-300x138.jpg00Tucker Smithhttps://www.abileneysa.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/AYSA-Logo-Web-300x138.jpgTucker Smith2021-12-21 17:39:042022-12-12 18:21:43Letter from the Director
Raising the Bar – The Abilene Youth Sports Authority is on a mission to help kids, coaches, and parents have a better experience with youth sports than ever before. We want to cultivate an atmosphere of friendly competition and good sportsmanship throughout the Abilene area and beyond.
We are ALWAYS in need of people to come alongside us and help support our mission financially. If interested, please contact [email protected] to get involved!
If you’re interested in your child’s development, or overall parenting education, BCFS Health & Human Services would love to help. Project HOPES provides flexible, community-based programs to support families with young children 0-5 years of age. Contact us at 325-692-0033 or via email at [email protected].
Please check below to see what leagues are saying in regard to their Fall seasons. All responses have come directly from each league’s website/Facebook/Email. If you have any questions, please get with your league to get them answered! Please check leagues’ individual websites for more information about season information, schedules, practices, rosters, and any important information.
We open online registration Dec 1 thru Jan 31 our in-person dates for registration are Jan 24,25, 27 from-6-8pm at the senior field and Sat 29 from 12-2pm.
Things you will need for registration are
•3 Proofs of residency (Only One Bill)
•Origional Birth Certificate you may register your child if they are in District
TLCA Elementary
•Ortiz Elementary
•Jane Long Elementary
•Martinez Elementary and Hawley ISD Mann Middle School.
Cost per sign up is $100 per child and $80 for each sibling
Raising the Bar – The Abilene Youth Sports Authority is on a mission to help kids, coaches, and parents have a better experience with youth sports than ever before. We want to cultivate an atmosphere of friendly competition and good sportsmanship throughout the Abilene area and beyond.
We are ALWAYS in need of people to come alongside us and help support our mission financially. If interested, please contact [email protected] to get involved!
Saturday, November 13th is youth sports day at Abilene Christian University! Join us for our football game vs Tarleton State at 1 pm as we celebrate youth sports in the Big Country!
All you need to do is wear YOUR youth sports jersey and get in FREE! You won’t want to miss out on all the fun as we will have bounce houses, face painting, and a balloon artist at the game!
You can purchase additional tickets today by visiting acusports.com/tickets or by calling the Teague Center Ticket Office at 325-674-2287.
We look forward to seeing you at the game and cheering on the Wildcats!
If you’re interested in your child’s development, or overall parenting education, BCFS Health & Human Services would love to help. Project HOPES provides flexible, community-based programs to support families with young children 0-5 years of age. Contact us at 325-692-0033 or via email at [email protected].
Please check below to see what leagues are saying in regard to their Fall seasons. All responses have come directly from each league’s website/Facebook/Email. If you have any questions, please get with your league to get them answered! Please check leagues’ individual websites for more information about season information, schedules, practices, rosters, and any important information.
Raising the Bar – The Abilene Youth Sports Authority is on a mission to help kids, coaches, and parents have a better experience with youth sports than ever before. We want to cultivate an atmosphere of friendly competition and good sportsmanship throughout the Abilene area and beyond.
We are ALWAYS needing people to come alongside us and help support our mission financially. If interested, please contact [email protected] to get involved!
If you’re interested in your child’s development, or overall parenting education, BCFS Health & Human Services would love to help. Project HOPES provides flexible, community-based programs to support families with young children 0-5 years of age. Contact us at 325-692-0033 or via email at [email protected].
Please check below to see what leagues are saying in regard to their Fall seasons. All responses have come directly from each league’s website/Facebook/Email. If you have any questions, please get with your league to get them answered! Please check leagues’ individual websites for more information about season information, schedules, practices, rosters, and any important information.
We are all very excited about our opening weekend of soccer this Saturday and look forward to all the fun that the kids will have out on the pitch this season.
Games will be played on the far West side of Wylie High School, 4502 ANTILLEY RD ABILENE, TX 79606. please remember that we are leasing this area and want to be good stewards so they will continue to allow us to play here.
Please help us out by:
Picking up the trash from your sidelines after each game
Parking in designated areas only and not pulling directly up to the fields. If you have someone who needs a cart ride to the fields, please let someone at the Board Tent know and we will do everything we can to accommodate a ride for them.
There is NO smoking/vaping allowed out at the fields
There are NO pets allowed out at the fields
Bathrooms are located between the Softball and Baseball fields. Please help us to keep them picked up and usable.
If you notice a trashcan is overflowing, please find another for your trash and let someone at the Board Tent know so we can get the full trash bag replaced.
Practices should NOT be held on the Pee Wee fields or the baseball practice field. Those areas are only to be used for our games on Saturdays.
This season, we will also be running a concession stand at the Board Tent. We will have water, Gatorade, Hamburgers, Hotdogs, Nachos, Chips, and a few different candy items for purchase.
We hope you all have a great season and appreciate your patience and help as we work to get and keep our season going.”
Our mission is to work with coaches, athletes, and parents to re-shape youth sports. That means that we are dedicated to changing the culture surrounding youth sports to provide a safe and encouraging atmosphere where kids can grow in their skills, character, and confidence.
Raising the Bar – The Abilene Youth Sports Authority is on a mission to help kids, coaches, and parents have a better experience with youth sports than ever before. We want to cultivate an atmosphere of friendly competition and good sportsmanship throughout the Abilene area and beyond.
If you’re interested in your child’s development, or overall parenting education, BCFS Health & Human Services would love to help. Project HOPES provides flexible, community-based programs to support families with young children 0-5 years of age. Contact us at 325-692-0033 or via email at [email protected].
Please check below to see what leagues are saying in regard to their Summer and Fall seasons. All responses have come directly from each league’s website/Facebook/Email. If you have any questions, please get with your league to get them answered! Please check leagues’ individual websites for more information about season information, schedules, practices, rosters, and any important information.
Are you interested in your child playing Fall Ball at Eastern Little League this year? If so, fill out this form so we can gauge interest to see how many players we will have at each division.
This is not a registration, but we are gathering interest to form a plan for the 2021 Fall Ball season. Thank you!
“This team. Words cannot express how extremely proud we are of all the boys and Ella!! You played your hearts out and our league and community cannot be more proud of all of you! Your once-in-a-lifetime experience has come to an end, but your memories of this ride will last forever! Carter, Dylan, Ella, Brody, Landry, Blaze, Myles, Cason, Major, Carson, Colton, Jaxon, Stetson, and Dillon…..thank you all for your hard work and for letting us all enjoy seeing you play the game you love! Coaches….Reggie, Clay, and Bryan….amazing job leading this team and taking care of the kiddos when they were away from their parents! You all did an amazing job representing WELL!! We cannot wait to see you all at home and congratulate you!! Safe travels and see you in Texas!
“Hi everyone! Sad day….we will not be able to have fall ball at Redbud this year as we do not have enough players in each age division to make a team. If you registered online through us, a refund will be issued & if you are still interested in having your kids play, you still have the option of registering them through Wylie Fastpitch Softball Association . Their spots are limited so it’s going to be a “first come, first serve” situation. So please hurry! We’re hoping that the Spring ball outcome will be great for us! Best of luck to you all!” (pulled from FB on Aug. 30)
“Parents we are still waiting on coaches to get background checks done and safe sport done we can not release rosters until these steps are done. We are working as hard as we can with north texas soccer to get these done and back as fast as possible.
We also still have a few teams to secure coaches for that we are working on.
“It’s that time of the year again! Fall registration is open online or in-person tomorrow Aug 21st 10a-12p at the rink in Cal Young Park. We will have ball hockey going. See you tomorrow!” (pulled from FB on Aug. 20)
Raising the Bar – The Abilene Youth Sports Authority is on a mission to help kids, coaches, and parents have a better experience with youth sports than ever before. We want to cultivate an atmosphere of friendly competition and good sportsmanship throughout the Abilene area and beyond.
If you’re interested in your child’s development, or overall parenting education, BCFS Health & Human Services would love to help. Project HOPES provides flexible, community-based programs to support families with young children 0-5 years of age. Contact us at 325-692-0033 or via email at [email protected].
Please check below to see what leagues are saying in regard to their Summer and Fall seasons. All responses have come directly from each league’s website/Facebook/Email. If you have any questions, please get with your league to get them answered! Please check leagues’ individual websites for more information about season information, schedules, practices, rosters, and any important information.
**Please note that this is NOT for individual players who wish to sign up. This is only for team registration. Individual player registration will be posted shortly.**
Registration is now closed for the fall 2021 season. You can email the office to be put on the waiting list. The placement committee will be hard at work this weekend putting together teams. And coaches’ meeting is scheduled for Aug 14th.
Raising the Bar – The Abilene Youth Sports Authority is on a mission to help kids, coaches, and parents have a better experience with youth sports than ever before. We want to cultivate an atmosphere of friendly competition and good sportsmanship throughout the Abilene area and beyond.
If you’re interested in your child’s development, or overall parenting education, BCFS Health & Human Services would love to help. Project HOPES provides flexible, community-based programs to support families with young children 0-5 years of age. Contact us at 325-692-0033 or via email at [email protected].
Please check below to see what leagues are saying in regard to their Summer and Fall seasons. All responses have come directly from each league’s website/Facebook/Email. If you have any questions, please get with your league to get them answered! Please check leagues’ individual websites for more information about season information, schedules, practices, rosters, and any important information.
San Angelo just added another summer USTA Tournament July 10-11! There are now three San Angelo tournaments this summer and one in nearby, Abilene (possibly more UTRs in Abilene this summer). Mark your calendars and get registered.
Raising the Bar – The Abilene Youth Sports Authority is on a mission to help kids, coaches, and parents have a better experience with youth sports than ever before. We want to cultivate an atmosphere of friendly competition and good sportsmanship throughout the Abilene area and beyond.
If you’re interested in your child’s development, or overall parenting education, BCFS Health & Human Services would love to help. Project HOPES provides flexible, community-based programs to support families with young children 0-5 years of age. Contact us at 325-692-0033 or via email at [email protected].
Registrations for Spring 2021: Please check below to see what leagues are saying in regard to their Fall and Spring seasons. All responses have come directly from each league’s website/Facebook/Email. If you have any questions, please get with your league to get them answered! Please check leagues’ individual websites for more information about season information, schedules, practices, rosters, and any important information.
San Angelo just added another summer USTA Tournament July 10-11! There are now three San Angelo tournaments this summer and one in nearby, Abilene (possibly more UTRs in Abilene this summer). Mark your calendars and get registered.
WYFAC WORKOUTS resume this Sunday, May 23! The deadline to register is May 31. Don’t wait, cheer is open and we have a few open spots in Flag, Tykes, and Juniors. Rookies are FULL and waitlisted. See below for details!
Raising the Bar – The Abilene Youth Sports Authority is on a mission to help kids, coaches, and parents have a better experience with youth sports than ever before. We want to cultivate an atmosphere of friendly competition and good sportsmanship throughout the Abilene area and beyond.
If you’re interested in your child’s development, or overall parenting education, BCFS Health & Human Services would love to help. Project HOPES provides flexible, community-based programs to support families with young children 0-5 years of age. Contact us at 325-692-0033 or via email at [email protected].
Registrations for Spring 2021: Please check below to see what leagues are saying in regard to their Fall and Spring seasons. All responses have come directly from each league’s website/Facebook/Email. If you have any questions, please get with your league to get them answered! Please check leagues’ individual websites for more information about season information, schedules, practices, rosters, and any important information.
Here is the information that everyone will need to get. taken care of with the city. The fee is 20 dollars if you are an Abilene resident. There is also a scholarship application as well. This all needs to be done by May the 12th. You can pay online or at the office, the league will NOT take money for this.
Jesus said to her, “I am the resurrection and the life. The one who believes in me will live, even though they die; and whoever lives by believing in me will never die. Do you believe this?”
The expo, held on April 3rd, was a HUGE success! People all over the community showed up to support us here at AYSA, along with all the local vendors and businesses that were a part of the event.
Raising the Bar – The Abilene Youth Sports Authority is on a mission to help kids, coaches, and parents have a better experience with youth sports than ever before. We want to cultivate an atmosphere of friendly competition and good sportsmanship throughout the Abilene area and beyond.
If you’re interested in your child’s development, or overall parenting education, BCFS Health & Human Services would love to help. Project HOPES provides flexible, community-based programs to support families with young children 0-5 years of age. Contact us at 325-692-0033 or via email at [email protected].
Registrations for Spring 2021: Please check below to see what leagues are saying in regard to their Fall and Spring seasons. All responses have come directly from each league’s website/Facebook/Email. If you have any questions, please get with your league to get them answered! Please check leagues’ individual websites for more information about season information, schedules, practices, rosters, and any important information.
The Abilene Umpires Association has notified us of a shortage of umpires. At the moment, there are NO umpires planned for farm or minor league games.
If you know of anyone that is a high school or college student, or just someone who would like to umpire this season, please send us a direct message. Give us your email and a good phone number to umpire Eastern Little League games. (The immediate need is minors and farm). If you want to umpire majors, we might work that out as well!
Due to the umpire shortage in our area, we may not have an official umpire at our games. If you know anyone interested in being an Umpire please contact us ASAP
2021 Wylie Little League season has begun for Texpix.com. Looking forward to another great year on the fields. Here are a few of the favorites from Thursday’s Braves vs. Indians match-up. Congratulations to Blaze Ruffin with an inside-the-park home run too!
If anyone is interested in umpiring minors games on Tuesdays and Fridays let us know. The Abilene Umpire Association is facing a shortage and can not provide umpires. We would pay you for your time if interested.
Our Spring 2021 Kickoff Tournament was so much fun! Congratulations to Jim Ned for winning the tournament and a huge shout out to all the girls for working and playing hard!
Please help us enforce these safety rules by informing others who are unaware of the rules. These rules are in place for the safety and comfort of all our participants and spectators. Thank you for you compliance.
PLEASE drive slowly in the parking lot and observe the direction signs. The traffic will get very congested so allow extra time for parking.
*No Pets – Not even on a leash
*No alcohol or smoking
*No littering – Teams are responsible for policing their areas for trash
*No fighting or inappropriate behavior
*No solicitation
*Goals, nets, flags, and or benches may not be moved
*No open fires or grilling of any kind
*Parents are responsible for supervising their children
-No climbing on nets and goals
-No playing with flags
Fields are for schedules use only
-No unauthorized practices
-No unauthorized games
-Violators will be fined
BCSA staff and officials have the right to remove any individual from the complex that violates any policy or poses a threat to others due to violent or unruly behavior.