11u (Mosquito) Spring Baseball (2026)
Spring Programming Information
Mosquito is the age where the game truly begins to take shape. KMBA’s 11U division is typically our largest, and to ensure balanced teams and strong development opportunities, the division is tiered.
Players will attend evaluations prior to the start of the season (usually late February or early March). After evaluations, players are drafted onto a team for the Spring season.
Once placed on a team:
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Players will have one practice per week
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Games will be played on Saturdays
Practice schedules cannot be finalized until teams are formed.
Special Requests
Due to the size and structure of the 11U division, teammate or coach requests are generally not possible, except under exceptional circumstances.
Birth Years
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2015 & 2016
Required Equipment
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Glove
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Helmet
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Cleats
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Baseball pants
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Protective cup
Fields (McArthur Island)
- Mosquito #1
- Mosquito #2
Cost
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$250
11u (Mosquito) Fall Baseball (2025)
ADDITIONAL 11U FALL INDOOR SESSIONS!
KMBA is excited to offer additional Fall programming for our Mosquito players. These sessions are designed for anyone who would like to continue building their baseball skills this season.
The program will focus on a mix of baseball fundamentals and skill development in a supportive training environment at the Sussex Indoor Facility on McArthur Island.
Program Details:
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Sessions are offered in blocks of three
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Each day of the week features a unique training set.
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Players may register for the blocks that best fit their schedule.
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Open to all Mosquito players - birth years 2015 & 2016
Schedule:
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Mosquito (5:15 – 6:15 pm)
Dates & Sets:
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Mondays
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Set #1: Nov 10, 17, 24
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Set #2: Dec 1, 8, 15
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Tuesdays
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Set #1: Nov 11, 18, 25
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Set #2: Dec 2, 9, 16
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Wednesdays
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Set #1: Nov 12, 19, 26
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Set #2: Dec 3, 10, 17
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Fridays
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Set #1: Nov 14, 21, 28
- Set #2: Dec 5, 12, 19
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Just Added - Pitching Specific Sessions
- Saturdays @ 10:45 - 11:45 am
- Set #1: Nov 8, 15, 22
- Set #2: Nov 29, Dec 6, 13
Registration Fee
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$60 per block
Equipment Needed
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Glove
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Helmet
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CLEAN INDOOR RUNNERS
- Comfortable clothes
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Water bottle
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(Optional) bat
Questions or to Volunteer:
Please contact us at: markkmba@gmail.com or yvonne.kmba@gmail.com
Division Sponsor
11u Mosquito General Information
11U SEASONS
Spring Season (April-June): Mosquito is the division where the game of baseball starts to take shape, it is the year players begin to pitch, catch, hit pitched balls and steal. New players are welcome. Teams are formed through evaluations and a draft - note, this happens before the season starts. We ask you watch your email closely after registration closes. Depending on the number of teams/caliber of skill the association may opt to tier teams within the division. Some years there may be the opportunity for KMBA to create a development team or development program to run through the spring to run parallel or separate from the house division.
Summer "RiverDogs" Season (June - July):
In May, players are given the opportunity to try out for one of KMBA's Summer Select teams. Each summer KMBA is dedicated to fielding as many summer teams as possible, this is often dictated by the number of 11u A teams we field in the spring as well as interested players. These all-star teams represent KMBA as RiverDogs, play in tournaments against other associations from around the province culminating with the provincial championship.
Fall Baseball (September - October):
A time for development and fun. Fall baseball is comprised of players who will be entering the division in the following year as well as players who will be moving into their second year. Fall typically includes general training and at practice scrimmages.
Winter Baseball (January-March):
Winter ball is run in our first class indoor training facility: Sussex Insurance Centre on McArthur Island. Winter ball is designed to offer the players instruction on many of the fundamentals that can get lost in the busy Spring Season. This back to basics approach gives players a fun environment to hone abilities and learn new aspects of the game and keep active during the winter months. These sessions are run as 'clinics' allowing participants to choose the skills they wish to work on.
