During her first-ever tee-ball game, she combined the two sports, celebrating a base hit with a crowd-pleasing move all her own. Watch the video to see a young tee baller putting on the style.

T-ball started in Daviess County that summer of 1974. “T-ball was brought to the area by Jerry Price, who had worked in Tennessee and moved to Owensboro.

A video of a six-year-old tee-ball player in New Jersey doing a cartwheel on her way to first base has gone viral. Skip to main content Skip to header right navigation ...

A Los Angeles Dodgers ball girl fielded a grounder hit by the San Francisco Giants’ Yermin Mercedes in foul territory on Sunday and tossed the apparent souvenir into the Dodger Stadium stands ...

Keep reading below to find out why. The study. Who took part. Twenty-seven golfers, aged 25 to 71, with handicaps ranging ...

Don’t overmix “Be careful to mix the [matzo ball] batter until just combined, and not to overwork it,” cautions Simmons. Just like cake batter or bread dough, the longer you mix matzo batter ...

The girl practices gymnastics during her T-ball games. ... 6-year-old girl cartwheels across base paths in viral N.J. T-ball video. Updated: Apr. 21, 2023, 7:12 a.m.

But for the all-girls South Walton Glitter Unicorns tee ball team, the offseason was anything but quiet after a coach for a boys team said he'd pull out of the league rather than play the girls.

It’s a common theme for amateur players to tee up the golf ball as far away from danger as possible. And on paper, it makes plenty of sense.

Should the batter have been out for interference? The first time you watch it, you may grimace seeing a softball player pegged in the head with a ball at short range by a catcher’s throw. Then ...

The Women’s Professional Baseball League will hold tryouts Aug. 22–25 in Washington, D.C., with 150 players advancing to its ...

Before the ball even reached its target the home plate umpire negated the play and issued an automatic ball. Cortes' crime? He didn't establish eye contact with the batter. No, seriously. Here's ...