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Logistics

Read carefully and be sure to find your player's specific evaluation date & time!

All draft-eligible players (those registered for AA through Juniors Divisions) must attend player evaluations. Failure to do so may result in your registration being cancelled and your spot given to a waitlist player. Excused absences are allowed but must be supported by a doctor's note or proof of inability to attend.

- Dates: Because East Hills has over 300 players who must be evaluated by coaches, tryouts are spread over two days. As such, here are the days that evaluations are held for 2026:
- For players in AAA and Juniors divisions: Tuesday, January 13, 2026
- For Players in AA and Majors divisions: Wednesday January 14, 2026

- Time Slots: Players MUST attend their designated time slots. See below for player-specific time slots based on division:
- AA
- AAA
- Majors
- Juniors

- Check-In & Location: Players must check in personally at the registration table before being escorted to the field. The check-in table is located at the front of the pavilion, between the Majors and AAA fields, at Mustang Fields (4427 Fairmont Blvd. Yorba Linda CA, 92886).

- Equipment: Players must bring a baseball glove, a Little League-approved bat (USA stamped), and a helmet. Athletic attire and cleats are strongly recommended.

What to Expect

Draft eligible players are those who registered for AA through Juniors Divisions. All draft-eligible players will participate in the following evaluations:

- Outfield: Players will field three pop flies from the left field position and make throws to a designated base.
- Infield: Players will field three ground balls from the shortstop position and throw to first base.
- Batting: Players will face five to six pitches from a live coach (pitch speed adjusted by age). After the final pitch, players will run the bases, regardless of whether the ball is put in play.