Baseball Skills Development Clinics
This program replaces the traditional Fall Ball experience and is modeled after the NextLevel approach: 1 hour of skills and drills, followed by 1 hour of fast-paced 5v5 “2ball” games. It’s all about off-season development, high reps, and a ton of fun. Players will come home each week better than the last — and tired. Sign up for the Fall Ball Clinic Program here.
The Details
Dates: Sundays, September 13 – November 8 (8 sessions total; October 12 off for Indigenous Peoples Day)
Time slots: 9:00 AM / 11:30 AM / 2:00 PM
Cost: $350 per player (includes jersey and hat)
Age divisions:
- Ages 6–8: Fundamentals
- Advanced 8s – 10: Fundamentals & Confidence
- Advanced 10s – 12: Baseball IQ, Fundamentals & Confidence
Fall Los Altos Silverbacks Baseball Team
For players ready to take the next step, LALL is fielding three teams this fall — 12U, 11U, and 10U — competing in hosted games and tournaments throughout the Bay Area. Sign up for tryouts here.
Tryouts (open to all LALL players)
Sunday, May 17 — 6:00–7:30 PM at Purissima
Monday, May 18 — 5:30–7:00 PM
Already tried out on May 3? You’re all set — no need to try out again.
Season at a Glance
Practices: Every Tuesday and Thursday at Purissima (time TBD), starting August 11 & 13
Hosted game schedule:
August 22 — First hosted games
September 12 — 2nd weekend (Labor Day weekend off, Sept 7)
September 26 — 3rd weekend
October 17 — 4th weekend (Oct 12 off for Indigenous Peoples Day)
October 31 — Halloween scrimmage (fun competitive format)
November 8 — Season-closing tournament for top players
Locations: Games at Purissima Fields and Prospect High School; tournaments potentially at Twin Creeks or Fremont Sports Complex
Cost: $1,700 per player (uniforms included)
A Quick Note on USSSA Age Eligibility
A player's USSSA age is set by how old they'll be on May 1, 2027 — USSSA's annual cutoff. For Fall Ball, this means players are placed by the age they'll be the following spring. For example, a player who turns 10 before May 1, 2027 must play 10U or up; a player who turns 10 after that date is still 9U-eligible (and can choose to play up to 10U). Players can always play up, but cannot play down in sanctioned tournaments. For hosted/friendly games, we have more flexibility to combine ages or play players down based on skill or roster needs.