Pony League

noun

1. a baseball league similar to a Little League and having teams whose players are from 13 to 14 years of age.

Example Sentences

Moser was 11 years old when he played Pony League ball on the same field his Fish Sticks now call home.

From Seattle Times

After relentless campaigning, he was able to pull together the funds to build Mel Olson Stadium — a park that now hosts Seattle Prep, Pony League, Puget Sound Senior Baseball League and eventually Moser’s Fish Sticks games.

From Seattle Times

In the spring of 2018, he coached a Newbury Park Pony League Pinto Black Division team of 7- and 8-year-olds that included his son, Brooks.

From Los Angeles Times

Hansen’s father, Scott, cites his son’s success as part of Simi Youth Baseball’s Pony League that made it to the World Series a record seven times as foundational to Trevor’s current performance.

From Los Angeles Times

Stevens said she thought she hit the jackpot when she landed her first coaching job as an assistant at Clark University for $400 in 1976, Tomjanovich said he didn’t feel ready when he was offered the Houston Rockets job; Mulkey talked about her days as a pigtailed girl playing Pony League baseball with the boys in the little Louisiana town where she grew up.

From Seattle Times