Mission

NOAH Baseball develops Christian character in homeschool athletes through teaching the fundamentals of baseball in a competitive program.

Vision

To create in every NOAH athlete a lasting legacy that reflects Christ to the world.

Values

We Value​

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• Christ

• Character Development

• A Competitive Program

• Connection Through Community

Goals

​PLAYER DEVELOPMENT:

1. Character and Confidence

We teach our athletes to...

• prepare well and establish routine.

• manage adversity.

• display Christlikeness through respect for teammates, coaches, umpires, parents, and opponents.

• visualize success.

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2. Skills and Performance

We teach our athletes to...

• be fundamentally sound and consistent.

• have a strong hitting foundation.

• understand and execute rhythm and reads.

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TEAM SUCCESS:

We encourage...

• a competitive mindset.

• a confident and relentless approach, a "dirtbag" mentality.

• improving and excelling towards Varsity National Championship.

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LIFELONG INVESTMENT:

We facilitate and create...

• unmatched experiences and great memories through baseball.

• mental toughness, on and off the field.

• biblical application, on and off the field.

• opportunities to play at the next level, i.e. pay for higher education.

Teams

NOAH Baseball creates teams at all age levels. The High School and Junior High teams hold player evaluations/tryouts and practices each fall. Players that meet the NOAH homeschool requirements are eligible to play. Each player must be registered and have a copy of his physical before competing. Teams for players that are in the 6th grade or younger will form in December and January and will play in the Jenks Youth Baseball League or the Broken Arrow Youth Baseball League, and/or possible USSSA tournaments.

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2024 Spring Teams

For the 2024 spring season, NOAH Baseball will be fielding the following teams:

Varsity (Coach Sean Call)

Junior Varsity (Coach Tom Dillingham)

Junior High Black (Coach Christopher Cseh)

Junior High Blue (Coach George Darkow)

12AA Competitive (Coach Brandon Jameson)

12U Recreational (Coach TBA)

11A Competitive (Coach Brandon Jameson)

10U Recreational (Coach Bryan Jarrett)

9U (Coach Josh Longbrake)

8U Recreational (Coach Bryan Jarrett)

Eligibility

All players must meet the NOAH eligibility guidelines set forth by the NOAH Board of Directors. See NOAH Handbook.

Season

High school and junior high scrimmages and games begin in mid February through the first week of May. NOAH baseball schedules games against some of the top Oklahoma public and private high schools. NOAH Baseball will send a varsity team to the Homeschool World Series in Florida at the end of each spring season. The high school and junior high teams will play in a summer league during the month of June. Elementary recreational and competitive teams will start practices in mid to late February and games will be begin in March through the first couple weeks of June.  All games schedules are available on Stack TeamApp, once released.

Coaches

While our coaches are knowledgable and experienced, NOAH is a voluntary organization. All coaches have full-time jobs and are taking personal time from their jobs and family to support and develop the program.

Costs

For the high school and junior high, player fees will cover most of the operating costs such as team equipment, field maintenance, park improvements, park utilities, indoor facilities rental, school tournament fees, insurance, etc. Each player must participate in a mandatory fundraiser in the fall to offset the remaining operating budget. Uniforms are a separate cost that each will be responsible for providing. Any travel related costs to out of town tournaments are the responsibility of the player.

For elementary teams that play in a league, each player will be responsible for the league fee (approximately $180-$200). In addition, players will need purchase their uniform separately. Competitive players may also be responsible for tournament fees during the season.