James Island Pirates – Fall 2025 Tryouts
We're expanding Pirate Nation this fall.
James Island Baseball Club is forming 9U, 10U, and 11U travel teams for the 2026 season (Fall 25 & Spring 26), and we're looking for competitive, coachable players who are ready to Focus, Hustle, and Have Fun.
Tryout Information
Date: Tuesday, May 20 and 27, 2025
Time: 5:00 PM – 7:00 PM
Location: Stephen Washington Park, James Island
Players may attend both days but only required to attend one day
Age Eligibility
9U – Born on or after May 1, 2016
10U – Born on or after May 1, 2015
11U – Born on or after May 1, 2014
(2026 Season | April 30 Cutoff)
What to Expect
A development-first environment
Emphasis on baseball IQ, fundamentals, and team accountability
Coaching staff focused on player growth and culture
Fall season includes weekly practices and weekend tournaments
Learn more:
All Players must register to participate in tryouts - click the button below and complete the form.
Players must attend one day of tryouts, but can attend both.
Thank You Spring Sponsors!
JIBC provides the best opportunity on JI to develop and enhance your player’s baseball abilities, technically and tactically - our focus is on long term athletic development (LTAD) and helping young players cultivate a growth mindset to achieve their desired future state on and off the field.
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Current Training Opportunities are for 8-12 year old baseball players only.
We will be expanding age groups and as soon as possible - contact us to learn more.
Pitcher & Catcher Training ClinicsEstablish a developmental foundation for both your Physical & Mental game, plus learn proper arm care to strengthen & protect your weapon. 
Free & Open to ALL JI Players ages 8-12 We put all the training together, learn from game situations, compete with our friends, & have a lot of fun!
Infield & Outfield TrainingWe center these sessions on Baseball IQ, sound fundamentals, & How to Make Outs.
Hitting & Base Running TrainingThese session are all about good At Bats, On Base Percentage, & How to Score Runs. 
“You could be a kid for as long as you want when you play baseball.”
Cal Ripken Jr