?
Rome Baseball League sets spring slate: divisions, fees and fields for youth baseball and T‑Ball
The Rome Baseball League anchors youth rec ball in Rome and Floyd County through Rome‑Floyd Parks & Recreation, with program details and contacts posted on league and RFPRA pages [1][2].Divisions run by age: T‑Ball for 4–5, rookie groupings at 6U/7U, coach‑pitch at 8U, and player‑pitch progressing through 10U, 12U and 14U (or similar age brackets as listed each season) [2][3].Registration uses tiered pricing. Recent posted fees list baseball at $85 (early), $100 (regular) and $120 (last‑chance), and T‑Ball at $35, $50 and $70, with a non‑resident surcharge for families outside Floyd County [2][3].Weeknight first‑pitch windows and fields are set across the city’s complexes, with games typically Monday–Thursday at Riverview Baseball Complex, Hugh Selman Baseball Complex, and Alto Park/North Floyd sites. TeamSideline carries the live schedules and field assignments [2][4].Teams are formed by age and school; this is a true rec setup with no tryouts. House rules include the GRPA age‑control date of June 30, an option to play up one division, a Mandatory Play Rule (everyone hits and logs at least one defensive inning), and bat standards tailored to each age group [2].Families can find updates, season calendars and staff contacts on the RFPRA baseball and T‑Ball pages, with additional league information on the RBL site and game‑by‑game details on TeamSideline [1][2][4].