Rules

Included on this page are the rules for each Division in our league along with the Parent's and Coach's Code of Conduct. By signing your child up for this league, or participating as a head or assistant coach, you agree to abide by this code of conduct.


Click on the division below to open a separate window and pdf of the rules for that particular division.


Rules are evaluated from season to season and updates are made as needed. If you have any questions or feedback on any rules information, please contact the appropriate commissioner listed on our Board of Directors page.

Parent's and Coach's Code of Conduct Pledge


The goal of the SCR Baseball Program is to provide an enjoyable, exciting and satisfying recreational experience for as many of the children in our community as possible. Our rules are written to encourage participation and enjoyment by all. Developmental sports are to provide "successful" experiences through fundamental skill development vs. a "winning" only, singular philosophy.


Skill development ultimately provides the tools for a more competitive winning focus or experience. The CONDUCT of Players, Managers & Coaches, Parents & Spectators, and not to be excluded -Umpires, will be monitored by the Board. Any person that displays behavior that results in Ejection from a game Must Immediately Leave the facility and will have an automatic one-game suspension. The Board will rule on whether additional penalties should be imposed.


To parents of participants, we direct you to refrain from criticizing or exhibiting frustrations toward opposing coaches, players, fans, and officials IN ANY WAY. This distraction will only have a negative impact on your child's, as well as other children's overall experience. However, we urge you to discuss any concerns you may have regarding the activity with the coach or league supervisor before or after the event in a courteous and respectful manner. Let's work together to provide a positive experience for each and every player.


We hope that you will measure "success" not simply in terms of team victories, but also in the real enjoyment of playing an exciting sport and having a great time! To this end, we would like to solicit your support by pledging to provide a supportive, positive image in and around all SCR Baseball sporting events. Below is the National Youth Sports Coaches Association (NYSCA) Parents' Code of Ethics Pledge, which will be extremely important for your child, as well as other participants, to expect from their spectators and parents to realize a "successful experience" in sports.


Please read the material below and indicate by your signature below that you will abide by this ethics pledge and ask other family members and/or guests to also abide by in order for your child to participate in SCR Baseball programs.


  • We pledge to provide positive support, care, and encouragement for all children participating in youth sports by following this shared Code of Ethics.
  • We will encourage good sportsmanship by demonstrating positive support for all players, coaches, and officials at every game, practice, or youth sports event.
  • We will maintain strict self-control and absolutely prohibit any form of physical confrontation, aggressive physical contact, or threats of violence toward any player, coach, official, or spectator.
  • We will place the emotional and physical well-being of the children ahead of any personal desire to win.
  • We will ensure that all children play in a safe, healthy, and supportive environment.
  • We will work collaboratively as parents, coaches, and officials to encourage a positive, respectful, and enjoyable experience for everyone involved.
  • We will demand a sports environment that is free of tobacco, drugs, and alcohol, and we will refrain from their use at all youth sports events.
  • We will remember that the game is for the youth—not for the adults.
  • We will do our very best to make youth sports fun, engaging, and rewarding for every participant.
  • We will model and expect respectful behavior toward all players, coaches, fans, and officials, regardless of race, sex, creed, or ability.
  • We will prioritize player safety by staying informed on health protocols and respecting medical decisions regarding injuries or concussions.