Programs

Two programs, held to one standard

Baseball and softball run side by side with their own directors, their own teams and their own identities. What they share is a coaching philosophy and a rule about money.

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Young Bucks Baseball

Young Bucks

Baseball for boys in Ukiah and Redwood Valley, from first-time players through travel-ready teams.

Young Bucks is where most families meet us. Practices are local, coaches are volunteers from the community, and the emphasis is on kids getting real reps and real instruction rather than sitting a bench.

This section fills out as soon as we have:

  • Age divisions and what each one is called
  • Season dates, practice nights and where you play
  • How registration works today, and what it costs
  • Coach names and photos, once consent is in hand
  • Team photos from last season

02

Young Doe's Softball

Young Doe's

Softball for girls, built the same way and held to the same standard as the boys' program.

Young Doe's runs alongside Young Bucks with its own directors, its own teams and its own identity. Same coaching philosophy, same rule about cost, same season structure.

This section fills out as soon as we have:

  • Age divisions and what each one is called
  • Season dates, practice nights and where you play
  • How registration works today, and what it costs
  • Coach names and photos, once consent is in hand
  • Team photos from last season

Beyond the season

E9 / Elevation 9

Player development and motion analysis. They partner with a small number of nonprofits and give back to the ones they choose. Families reach them through us.

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The team store

Jerseys, hats and sideline gear. Every purchase supports the programs.

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Signing up

Registration runs through the program directors. Write to the program you want and they will place your family in the right division.

  • Generalhello@showingupforshannon.org
  • Young Bucksyoungbucks@showingupforshannon.org
  • Young Doe'syoungdoes@showingupforshannon.org

These addresses are the plan, not yet live. They get created with your Google for Nonprofits account.