North Bothell Little League Travel Ball Program – Baseball
Travel Ball is a Little League program that provides a select team experience for Little League players without the full cost of select clubs. The Travel Ball season may run from September through the end of May. The Travel Ball Season includes but is not limited to, travel tournaments, winter training, individual training, & scrimmages with local teams etc. The Travel Ball program is multi-sport and obviously little league friendly program. Per Little League Rules for Travel Ball, players must be registered in a local league and
actively participating on a regular spring season team in a local little league program (North Bothell Little League)
Bothell Thunder Baseball (formerly Bothell Cougars) was started in 2007 with a group of boys that you may have heard about…..the 2011 Washington State Little League Champions from North Bothell Little League that made it all the way to the Regional semi-finals in San Bernardino, CA. As this program continued to grow and develop, a 9U team was added in 2012/2013 to the existing 9U, 10U, 11U, and 12U teams, and it continues to maintain all four age levels.
This is a Travel Ball/training program where the goal is to provide a head start for NBLL baseball players who have the desire to play baseball at a higher level.
We start in the fall with Friday/Sunday night workouts to build baseball fundamentals and skills, so the players are ready for the upcoming season. In addition, the players in this group will participate in multiple tournaments between November and June/July. In these tournaments, the players gain the experience of playing against other Select caliber teams
Bothell Thunder teams will consist of players and staff, all located within the North Bothell Little League Boundaries. This is a program requires both financial and time commitment, however, this program provides your son/daughter the opportunity to advance his/her skills for the upcoming little league season. Although we understand that baseball is not the primary season during the winter training months, it is strongly encouraged that your son/daughter attend as many training sessions as possible.