For coaches, teams & smaller clubs

Start a team. Bring a roster. Grow with Scenic Valley.

Scenic Valley welcomes coaches creating a new baseball or softball age group, established teams seeking an association home and smaller clubs ready to work together toward common goals.

Two starting points

Begin where you are.

You do not need to have every answer before contacting us. The first step is understanding the opportunity you have in mind and what would be needed to make it sustainable.

Build a new age group

Start with leadership and interest

Share the sport, desired age division, coaching background and any players or families who have already expressed interest.

Propose a new team
Bring an existing team

Explore an association home

Tell us about your current roster, team identity, competition level and goals for the upcoming season.

Introduce your team
Still exploring

Ask before you commit

If you are interested in coaching but do not yet know which path fits, contact us for an initial conversation.

Contact Scenic Valley
Stronger together

Keep your identity. Gain a larger team behind your team.

Scenic Valley brings independent teams and smaller clubs together around needs they share. By coordinating where it makes sense, we can pursue common goals with more influence, more support and less duplicated effort.

Collective bargaining

A stronger shared voice

Work together when approaching facilities, vendors, events and other partners to pursue better opportunities and more sustainable costs for participating programs.

Coaching support

More resources for leaders

Connect coaches with practical guidance, trusted peers and shared tools that make it easier to lead teams and develop players well.

Shared knowledge

Learn across programs

Exchange lessons, contacts and proven approaches so each team can solve challenges faster and make stronger decisions for its families.

Collaboration does not have to mean giving up what makes your team or club distinct. It means choosing the areas where working together can help everyone move forward.

The conversation

What we will work through together.

Final requirements depend on the sport, age group and season plan. These are the core topics that help determine whether a team is ready to move forward.

Team concept

Sport, age division, current player interest, coaching leadership and the experience you want to create.

Requirements

Governance, safety screening, insurance, roster administration and applicable USSSA or tournament requirements.

Season plan

Practice expectations, competition level, tournament approach, family communication and realistic timelines.

Coach information

What to include when you reach out.

A useful first message does not need to be formal. Include what you know today:

01
Sport and age

Baseball or softball, plus the age division you are considering.

02
Coaching background

Your experience, preferred role and any other adults who may help.

03
Player interest

Whether you have a complete roster, a few interested families or are starting from an idea.

04
Season goals

The development, travel and competition experience you believe fits the group.

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Important expectations

Community and safety come first.

Scenic Valley wants every team to reflect the association’s standards on and off the field.

Youth safety

Prepared adults

Coaches and volunteers with regular access to minors are subject to applicable screening and credentialing requirements.

Sportsmanship

Represent the right way

Players, coaches and families are expected to communicate respectfully and represent their communities well.

Rec partnership

Add rather than replace

Team plans should respect local recreational programs and support participation whenever schedules and rules allow.

You can start the next opportunity.

Bring the idea, the leadership or the roster. We will begin with a conversation.

Start the conversation