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Sandpoint Youth Baseball and Softball Teams Open Tryouts This Weekend

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Sasquatch Baseball Tryout Schedule

The Sandpoint Sasquatch baseball organization is hosting tryouts for all age groups next weekend, offering young athletes the chance to join competitive teams across multiple divisions.

The 16U and 18U divisions will hold tryouts on Thursday, July 31 at 5 p.m. at Pine Street Fields, located at 1572 Pine Street in Sandpoint. Younger divisions follow on Saturday, August 2, with the 14U group meeting at noon at Pine Street Fields, while the 10U and 12U athletes try out at 1 p.m., and the 11U and 13U divisions at 3 p.m., all at Travers Park (2016 Pine Street).

Interested players must register prior to attending. The Sasquatch direct athletes to complete a registration form available through the organization’s Facebook page at facebook.com/SandpointSasquatchBaseball.

The North Softball 14U Tryouts

The North Softball is also recruiting for its 14U team with tryouts scheduled for Thursday, August 1 at Colt Field at Sandpoint Middle School, 310 South Division Avenue.

The organization has structured the tryout in two segments: pitchers and catchers will meet at 10 a.m., followed by the full team tryout from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. The North requests that participants arrive 15 minutes early to allow time for paperwork processing. Athletes must bring softball pants and socks to the tryout.

Community Youth Sports Expansion

The Sandpoint area has seen growing momentum in youth and semi-professional sports development. The Sasquatch and The North represent part of a broader push to strengthen athletic opportunities for young residents. Sandpoint’s White Pines Lacrosse recently launched a semi-pro team competing in a regional box league, reflecting community investment in competitive play across multiple sports.

Youth baseball and softball programs like the Sasquatch and The North provide structured development pathways for children and teens, with competitive seasons and coaching designed to build both athletic skill and team discipline.

What Comes Next

Athletes and families interested in either program should mark their calendars for the upcoming tryout dates. The Sasquatch’s staggered schedule across two days and multiple age divisions allows flexibility for families with multiple children. Families should confirm registration requirements and any additional gear or documentation needed before attending. Contact information for either organization should be available through their respective social media pages or by reaching out to Sandpoint Parks and Recreation for further details.

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