Please see the “2024 Summer Rates” table below for divisions and fees.
Register NowSummer Season: end of June to beginning of August
Note: If you are playing on one of our single season teams (13U AAA, 15U AA, 15U AAA, 18U AAA, 18U College Prep, or 26U) you do NOT need to register in our summer season.
As part of the BC Minor Baseball system, North Shore Baseball Association offers a comprehensive and inclusive Summer Ball program for all levels of players from 5U – 18U. It is not limited to just a select group of “All Stars”. To be able to play in Summer Ball, you need to have played in our Spring Season this year.
Our programs run from the end of June to the beginning of August and teams will play other leagues in the Lower Mainland with regular games plus potential tournaments. In most cases, we do our best to accommodate larger rosters because we know players may also have other unavoidable summer commitments. More details are provided by division.
Please note: The summer season in BC Minor Baseball is a more competitive season. For summer play in 11U through 18U, the number of players on each team may be limited due to the level of play, number of players and coach availability.
Division | Born in Years | Age (as of Jan. 1st) | Fee |
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18U AA | 2008 - 2006 | 15 - 17 | $275 |
15U A | 2010 - 2009 | 13 - 14 | $260 |
13U A / AA | 2012 - 2011 | 11 - 12 | $235 |
11U | 2014 - 2013 | 9 - 10 | $220 |
9U | 2016 - 2015 | 7 - 8 | $180 |
7U | 2017 - 2018 | 5 - 6 | $35 |
5U | 2019 - 2020 | 3 - 4 | $35 |
There are a variety of programs available to support families who require financial assistance. Please visit the following to view more information on these individual programs:
To cancel registration for a player and request a refund, you must submit your request by email to NSBA Registrar
Refunds required as a result of non-selection to a summer team will be processed automatically.
Spring Season
Summer Season
Players residing on the North Shore (North Vancouver & West Vancouver), Bowen Island, Lions Bay, and Squamish.