IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN REGISTERING FOR JUNIORS (13/14)
PLEASE CONTACT GREG FINCH (gjf@rochester.rr.com or 321-3387)
IF WE HAVE SUFFICIENT ADDITIONAL INTEREST WE WILL
ATTEMPT TO FORM ANOTHER TEAM

• Registration fees are unchanged from last year and the $250 "family maximum" cap still applies (excluding 13U/15U MCBR fees).
  
• For a step-by-step guide to the online registration process, download and print out the "2012 Online Registration Guide" to the right.
   
• Please take the time to read the HFMYB annual newsletter posted to the right.
   
• Advertising/Sponsorship opportunities are described in the flyer posted to the right -- advertise your business and support HFMYB baseball!
   
• You must have an NGIN user ID/password and be logged into our website to access the registration program.  Click "login" above (if you already have an ID/password) or "Create an Account" (if you do not).
   
• A $15 late fee will be assessed beginning January 9, 2012.  We cannot guarantee openings will still be available for registrations completed after January 31, 2012.

• If you do not have a credit card or are otherwise unable to pay with a credit card, please contact Eric Nelson (624-4811) for alternate arrangements.

• If you have any questions about the online registration process, contact Eric Nelson (624-4811) or any HFMYB Board member.
  
  
• When you are ready to begin the registration process, click on the "2012 Regular Season Registration" link -- above right.

HFMYB offers baseball to approximately 400 children and teens in Honeoye Falls, Mendon and the surrounding area. Opportunities to play start at age 4 and continue through age 18. Age is determined as of April 30 of the year of league play. League play, travel teams, “August League “and “Fall League” opportunities provide a range of competitive alternatives and allow those who are so inclined to play from spring to fall.

HFMYB is a non-profit 501©(3) not-for-profit organization. The league is run by a volunteer board, which currently consists of 17 members. The league is self-funding using registration fees and other activities to maintain its baseball complex of seven fields, purchase equipment and uniforms, pay umpires and conduct tournament play. The league receives no government subsidies to support normal annual operations.