2023 Season Information
Orleans Coyotes Session Dates:
Sunday, 4 June 2023Sunday, 11 June 2023
Sunday, 18 June 2023
Sunday, 25 June 2023
** No session - Sunday, 2 July 2023
Sunday, 9 July 2023
Sunday, 16 July 2023
Sunday, 23 July 2023
Sunday, 30 July 2023
** No session - Sunday, 6 August 2023
Sunday, 13 August 2023
Sunday, 20 August 2023
Sunday, 27 August 2023
** No session
Field Map
We use Carriere Park (6600 Carrière St, off of Orleans Blvd.) along with the fields located near École Secondaire Garneau (North & South).
Equipment
Coyotes Regular Season: all participants will receive baseball shirt and cap
*All players are expected to bring a baseball glove and batting helmet, and should wear a jock/jill. Athletic pants or short and cleats or running shoes must be worn.
Coyotes Regular Season: all participants will receive baseball shirt and cap
*All players are expected to bring a baseball glove and batting helmet, and should wear a jock/jill. Athletic pants or short and cleats or running shoes must be worn.
How are the Sessions Played?
- Three teams per Session will have an opportunity to play two 20-minute games and one 20-minute practice.
- During a team's at-bat, each player will have a turn to hit.
- During an at-bat hitters will either attempt to hit off a tee or receive a pitch from a pitching machine or coach.
- The batter and base runners advance one base at a time.
- The other team is in the field playing defense. Fielders are encouraged to field, throw, and attempt to make a "baseball play" to their best of their abilities. Fielders will rotate positions every new batter.
- After everyone on the hitting team has had an at-bat, the hitting and fielding teams switch for the other team to have their at-bat.
Further details on the Rally Cap program can be found at Baseball Canada's website.
- Three teams per Session will have an opportunity to play two 20-minute games and one 20-minute practice.
- During a team's at-bat, each player will have a turn to hit.
- During an at-bat hitters will either attempt to hit off a tee or receive a pitch from a pitching machine or coach.
- The batter and base runners advance one base at a time.
- The other team is in the field playing defense. Fielders are encouraged to field, throw, and attempt to make a "baseball play" to their best of their abilities. Fielders will rotate positions every new batter.
- After everyone on the hitting team has had an at-bat, the hitting and fielding teams switch for the other team to have their at-bat.
