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Every player should have a goal to play high school baseball, do it at DPHS.

   

"As a kid playing baseball in the Tooele Youth Baseball Association I learned to love the game and found something that motivated me to be my best. Now, coming back to those same fields as the Head Baseball Coach at Deseret Peak High School I look forward to helping create a fun and engaging environment to foster the kids desire to continue playing. I can't wait to use the knowledge I have to help the league create a mindset that prioritizes player health and development."  - Coach Jesse Clingman, DPHS Baseball Coach

Equipment Turn In

Equipment turn in is June 21st, 10am @ Equipment Conex


2026 Season Changes...

Changes for the 2026 season...

  1. Coaches can now keep all their players each year if desired.  Coaches can work with same players and keep in contact making sure they are going to sign up next year, etc.  Helps coaching and league recruitment.
  2. Teams will change from MLB to Minor League teams (A, AA, AAA).

   Note:  You may need to hard refresh to get most up-to-date bracket.

Pioneer League:  1st Place Yankees, 2nd Place A's - Click Here  

National League:  1st Place Dodgers, 2nd Place Phillies, 3rd Place Yankees - Click Here

American League:  1st Place Phillies, 2nd Place Red Sox, 3rd Place Dodgers - Click Here

Senior Silver Winners & Team Pics Below

1st Place:  Dodgers, 2nd Place:  Angels, 3rd Place:  Red Sox - Click Here

    

CHAMPIONSHIP GAME:  Yankees vs Rockies - Senior Gold (16-18s) - Click Here


Reporting scores and pitch count

Immediately after a completed game, all coaches must report score and pitch count

As mentioned in the coaches meeting this year, failure to do so will result in the head coach being unable to coach in their next game.  Also, in that game you are not allowed a first base coach, not even a player.

This is a change from previous years where the team that didn't report would automatically forfeit that game they didn't report.

It is not fair for the next team to not know what players are eligible to pitch if you have not reported.  Player safety is more important than a win.  Do your job as coaches and report scores and pitch count.  We check this daily during the season. 

As a coach, you teach and coach players to pitch.  Not doing so does not help your team next year, year after that, etc., nor the players that advance each year.  Plenty of YouTube videos you can search to help your players get better if you are struggling.


Scores and Pitch Counts

Coaches, remember to report all scores and pitch count here on the site right after your game. Failing to do so well make your pitcher ineligible to pitch until the next Sunday regardless of their pitch count.   

Instruction:  (BOTH TEAMS MUST DO IT)

  1.  Click on schedule and go to your team.
  2.  Above the schedule is a "report scores" button, click on it.
  3.  Select the day of the game and enter the password.
  4.  Right after the location column is the report scores/pitch count link, click it.
  5.  Enter the score and pitch count info and hit submit.
  6.  Do not edit field lication at any time.

 To see if a player is eligible to pitch in a given team:

  1.  Click Teams/Roster from menu, find the team you wish to look at.
  2.  Click the "Pitch Tracker" button and you now can see who is eligible and when. A baseball icon means they are eligible.