Best Baseball Club Ann Arbor Near Me

J. Manning: Great league and experience. Thoroughly enjoy having my 2 kids in the league. This is little league baseball at its finest.

Joe Valerio: YALL is the perfect organization for your child whether they haven’t played ball before or have been playing for years.

Cameron Dominick: YALL is a well run league! YALL provides a great opportunity for kids to learn baseball in a fun and safe environment.

Chad Parker: I’ve had kids in this league for many years. We really enjoy the neighborhood feel of the fields. The fields are very well maintained and most of the work to do it is done through volunteers. Communication is very good from the league and the coaches. Every year, the league does a great job ensuring fairly matched teams, which has not been our experience playing against other leagues.

Jackie Bolanos: We joined YALL when my son was 8. He's been on great teams for the past 4 seasons and his younger siblings are continuing the tradition. The families are wonderful, coaches are encouraging and knowledgable, the organization is a great group of people. It truly is a family league!

Josh Wimmert: Ypsi-Arbor is a great league filled with great families.

Amy White: We have been a part of this league for the past seven years. My son has loved every minute he’s been able to play ball. He has gained so many friends through this league and so have we!!

Eric Maes: We have been part of the Little League for 8 years. We have had a very good experience and have worked with the volunteers. I would recommend you join YALL.

Jennifer Hawes: My family has been part of the league for many years and we’ve thoroughly enjoyed our experience. It’s more than a little league, but more so of an extended baseball family. Kids in the league have various skill sets from novice to experienced. And, it’s wonderful to see your child grow in terms of their playing ability, learning the value of team as well as gaining new friendships. I also appreciate how the league is all inclusive. Kids who may not otherwise have the financial ability to play baseball are welcomed with open arms and the league is more than supportive to assuring they have an amazing experience. YALL is great and we hope you’ll consider becoming part of our family!

Nicole W: YALL is a wonderful organization run by a great group of volunteers. The coaches are phenomenal and very dedicated. YALL has done a great job in recent years working with the city to improve fields in effort to improve the experience for players and families. Top notch organization.

Francis McCarthy: Emmarr and the Ann Arbor MiLife team run a great show, highly recommend if you're looking for a social group to be active with! People of all abilities, coed, fun times. Beers afterwards typically. Met a bunch of friends via MiLife.

Alyson Joachim: Best team atmosphere I've experienced while playing sports the last 15 years! Emmarr is a fantastic sports coordinator for MiLife, ensuring everyone is there to have a good time and celebrating after the game-win or lose. I have played flag football and basketball so far and loved both experiences....great friendships have resulted in joining as a free agent. Can't wait for spring sports so I can play kickball! MiLife is equal parts fun and competitive. 11/10 recommend!

Emmarr Butler: i’m not only a client... i’m the player president!

Chriss Vowles: Registered and attended spring softball. MiLife seemed to be late in communication, organization, and response. It wasn't until game three we received our shirts.

Anthony DeVito: Great people and great events!

Peter Jonik: Best leagues I have ever played in. Everyone is very friendly. They play music at all their games. You get a shirt every season and they change the shirt design every season. The post game happy hour is a huge hit and you can meet everyone who plays. I'd recommend MiLife to anyone!

Theressa Dustman (Mommat): Nice place to go to play baseball ball ⚾

Theressa Dustman: Nice place

Jon Ashcraft: A high school turned into a baseball dome.... the bathrooms haven't been cleaned since it was a high school. They over charge and wanted parents to sit underneath active construction.

Wow.bruh.: Great facility, i play here and love it , great teams ne great environment.

James Comiskey: This is the Best Place in Michigan!! The facilities are great but their staff is what separates them from the other facilities. Great people and easy to support - The play at the cage staff are like a second family now.

Rapid LLC: 5 stars. Great place for indoor ball.p

Alexander Newland (Alex): Biggest facility with everything you need. Equipped with HitTrax and radar guns

Jason Tolfree: Nice setup for Baseball & Softball games, conditioning, and practicing.

Dillion Fields: So couldn't be more disappointed.. I thought it was a great ideal to go up to my old school which is shut down and hit some baseballs in the old cafeteria but honestly it was a joke.. first we paid for cage 3 and we were told we couldn't use it cause a "team" was practicing (by team I mean a bunch of sad high schoolers pitching about 45 mph, saw one kid hitting that looked talented) never spoke to an adult lol literally had a 12 year old explain to us what we could and could not do smh. Way to much money for this treatment so long story short after 10 years everything at willow run still stinks.

Leena Brown: Personal instruction. Everyone had a really great time.

David Klem: Family run.

Noah Fairchild: Great facility.... everything you need to be a better player.

Jeff Drummond: This place is a joke. Walked in and the attendant at the front was rude and immediately made comments about outside food. Many girls had food allergies and he had no healthy option. He literally made our girls and parents walk outside to eat an apple. He refused to let any of them eat inside. He said you can buy my snacks but you can’t eat or drink anything of your own. I get this to a point be we all pay to be here and because of this usually all of the parents would by a candy bar or chips. Now we are buying nothing! Horrible service. Horrible and rude attitude toward everyone. He even bragged about his million dollar facility. With all due respect, the place was a mess and a true facility spends multi millions of dollars for a great experience. We got none of the above.

Adam Schneider: Best umpire ever works here!

Ed Caldwell: Great place with terrible parking!

Brian Weich: We played at a one feild turnement and they wouldn't allow cleats dident have an out feild either.

Eric Sander: This should be the best honest review of this place. I don’t ever write reviews but I felt other need to get an idea about this place.My family lives in Mount Pleasant. Our 12 year old son’s travel baseball team registered for a tournament at this facility because this was the only tournament available. That was the first sign this place was bad news. There were only 3 teams registered. That was the next sign this place was bad news. We drove 2.5 hours for an indoor baseball tournament at the Play at the Cage facility. As we drove up to the we learned it was an abandoned school with hallways, classrooms, and gymnasiums “converted” to baseball training areas. We arrived at the entrance and there was a 10 year old girl sitting just outside the door eating an apple. Her grandparents were waiting with her and told us “she had to leave because there is no outside food or drink allowed.” A 10 year old girl was not allowed to eat an apple in the facility? Another sign this place was bad news. We arrived at the makeshift front desk and this older guy wearing a t shirt, shorts, and slides said “$6.” So we gave him $6. Then he said, “no. $6 each.” I had a family of 4 so it was $24 to enter to watch 12 year old baseball in an abandoned school that was converted to a baseball training facility (more on the quality of this place soon). This is also after our team paid a $450 team fee. We told the guy, “wow. That seems expensive.” He said, “You are walking into a multi million dollar facility.” We paid and went in. Hmm. More details about the quality of the multi million dollar facility coming soon.There then was the concessions area. Someone’s hand me down couch, a tv, a microwave, a refrigerator, hot dogs, chips, pop, etc. Right in the middle of a school hallway. They advertise this as “full concessions area.” Not really.Some classrooms were converted to pitching and batting areas. Those areas actually looked pretty good. But again, odd that they were old classrooms.We found the game area were my son was supposed to have a “tournament.” It was a middle school gym converted to a 3/4 size baseball field. There was no outfield! Netting on the ceiling and walls. The infield was nice but that was it. The team paid $450 and families paid $6 each for a baseball tournament in a 3/4 size indoor middle school gym. Remember, he did say this was a multi million dollar facility. You had to have a doctoral degree to understand the rules of the 3/4 size field/gym. Just about every hit went into the netting at the ceiling or outfield area. Foul balls, automatic doubles, out of play, etc. Confusing. We walked up the stairs to the “seating are” and it was clear the stairs have not been mopped in months. Sticky. Dirty. Etc. Remember, he did say this was a multi million dollar facility. There were maybe 8 chairs available to sit in the sitting area. The carpet/turn we were walking on had not been vacuumed maybe ever. Food, dirt, etc. everywhere. Remember, he did say this was a multi million dollar facility. They must not have multi million dollar mops or vacuums? Games started. No scoreboard? Remember, he did say this was a multi million dollar facility. No working scoreboards for a team fee of $450 and $6 entrance fee? Then the same guy with shorts and slides came out and was the umpire. Standing behind the pitcher. What? We learned the real ump was late so this guys stood in for a couple batters. But still. Bad look for a multi million dollar facility. We stayed the entire day. There is no way we would ever consider coming back. This place might be good for indoor practice but it is a bad money grab to offer tournaments or games here. Plus the place is not taken care of. Remember, he did say we should be impressed with this multi million dollar facility. Not impressed at all.

Tom Salley: While the facility is ok at best the people who run it are an embarrassment to the game. They spent money on the facility and treat people like garbage. No one deserves to be talked down to and when they hold tournaments it is poorly organized. I’ve never seen a place care less about running tournaments for kids, this place is overpriced for what they offer and less than quality people run the place. Save your money and go anywhere else.

Brandon Prine: Went to rent a cage and no one was working. Walked all around the facility and learned the person working was coaching and busy. The other reviews are right, the place is very dirty.

J Romano: Really nice place, they've converted an Ypsilanti High School into a great training facility for baseball and softball.

dan cronan: Great experienceSuper coachesFun for.players

Brian Cronan: MC9 is a genuine organization with coaches that not only teach real baseball, but care about thier players. W e are grateful for the opportunity and excited by the commitment of the staff.

Jeff Lowrey: 5 Star

Which Way Do I Go: Wonderful club my son belongs to. Great group of people. Indoor training facility.

aarie styles: MC9 is a great organization. Totally recommend this establishment for those who are looking for a children’s baseball faculty. Super friendly to deal with and always a smiling face.

Alison Alfred: My grandson has been in a couple different leagues coming up thru baseball. MC9 Baseball Club is an amazing baseball club that cares & teaches the kids the rules of baseball and how to better themself and how to be a team player and care about others. The coaches are strict and caring of all the boys. If you are looking for baseball club for your son or daughter to play for….contact MC9 Club in Canton, Michigan.

Luke Coburn: MC9 is a great baseball club that cares about the players in the organization and their development. They keep the game fun for the kids! I definitely recommend them to anybody looking to join a travel program.

Elizabeth Armstrong: This is our first year at MC9 and it’s been such an awesome experience! The coaches are amazing and it’s very family friendly! I would highly recommend!!!

KC Navarre: MC9 baseball organization cares about all of there players on and off the field. It’s a family baseball atmosphere. The indoor facility lets teams practice in the winter. MC9 teaches real baseball that will take the players to the next level.

Liz Coburn: MC9 Baseball Club is an amazing travel baseball program! So happy we joined the MC9 baseball family this year! The coaches are passionate, dedicated and really care about the kids! My son is making so many awesome memories with his 9U team! Go MC9!

Deb Winward: Our grandson has the opportunity to play baseball on an MC9 travel team. The facility is great for helping players condition in areas needed to play baseball.

Regina Soberano-Danek: MC9 is a great organization to play for and get lessons by! The owner and organization have always been there to help when my kids needed some fine tuning and support with baseball. I love the family atmosphere as well!

Carolyn Thues: This organization is amazing. I love being a part of this baseball family!

Rashad Johnson: Rock solid organization! The coaches are extremely knowledgeable and really good with the kids. The facility is great and accommodates families well. We are grateful for the opportunity to be apart of MC9. The future is very bright.

RJ Zetti: My son just went through their indoor winter clinic & loved it! They handled the pandemic as well as they could & safely practiced with masks. Coaches were very kid friendly & very eager to teach. Thanks MC9!

jamie howells: Took my son for a tryout, was blown away by the coaches & the owner. They were able to connect with the kids immediately. They were absolutely fantastic with the kids there for the session. What was more impressive is the kids that were already on the team stayed to make up the numbers and show the new kids what to do. They were giving praise & fist bumps to the new kids, or telling them ‘nice try’ if they made an error. And when they weren’t required for drills, they took some balls and were running drills by themselves, without instruction. Not only were they extremely talented ball players, they showed great sportsmanship and camaraderie. The facilities are great too. An overall great experience.

Bob Waters: We recently moved to MC9 from another club and are happy that we did! The faculty is great, the people are friendly, and the staff is awesome!

Carol Johnson: MC9 is an inclusive organization that is constantly seeking to be bigger and better. When I say bigger and better, this organization is focused on providing opportunities for player development. They are using innovative technology by being the first organization in the State is Michigan to provide virtual reality baseball training. Being part of MC9 is like being part of a culture that inspires you as an individual to do better and be better! Here’s to MC9 for welcoming me into their family and the opportunity to be part of something great. The most incredible thing about being part of MC9, this is only the beginning!

Stephen M. Cross: My son's travel team played against the 10u MC9 at a tournament this past summer. From the onset, the coaches, the parents, and the team members were a "class act". When our team dissolved, our family looked for another team to tryout and join for the next season. MC9 was first on the list due to this interaction and close, nearby facilities, even after trying out and being accepted at other teams in the area. Every interaction with private instructors, the owner, coaches for my son's team, as well as other coaches in the organization have been outstanding. We are looking forward to a wonderfully rewarding experience with this baseball club!

Joshua Mankowski: Great baseball family. A love for the game and the kids make it a great organization to play for.

Alex Bennett: Decent field, way too much foul ground though. 15u and younger ages have a hard time with passed balls and base running. Outfield fences are pretty short also.