T-BALL DIVISION (5-6 yr olds)
Tee Ball or T-Ball is a sport based on baseball and is intended as an introduction for young players to develop baseball skills and have fun. The ball is placed on an adjustable tee atop the home plate at a suitable height for the batter to strike. (In some clubs, adult coaches give the batter an opportunity to try and hit a few pitched balls before going to the tee in the hope that this will further develop batting skills.) Most of the other rules are similar or identical to those of baseball, though the game is played on a smaller field. In many organizations, score is not kept and rules are designed to maximize participation: an inning is completed once each child has had a turn at bat and all extra players of the defensive team play in the outfield every inning. To encourage the defensive team to try to make plays, there are typically no extra bases on overthrows and runners may not advance after the ball is in possession of an infielder. U.S. presidents since Ronald Reagan have hosted T-Ball games on the South Lawn of the White House.
GAME SCHEDULE
TEAMS
PADRES - 2012 ALTER	PADRES - 1948 PCL
PADRES - 1978 HOME	PADRES - 1998 HOME
PADRES - 1984 ROAD	PADRES - 2004 ROAD
PADRES - 1972 HOME	PADRES - 1975 ROAD