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Brighton Heights Athletic Association

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What Age Group is Right for My Ballplayer?
BHAA has a program to suit all boys and girls ages 4 to 18. But it can be confusing to figure out where your child belongs. BHAA follows Little League rules to determine age divisions. For baseball, age group is determined by a child’s age on August 30, 2018. For softball, age is determined based on January 1, 2018. These age rules are strictly followed with exceptions only on a case-by-case basis for children with disabilities or special needs. See policy below under FORMS for BHAA's policy on moving players up to the next age group league.

BHAA Committees Need You!
BHAA is always seeking parent volunteers to help in many roles great and small. In addition to coaching, our Fundraising and Concessions committees are always looking for new members to help with these important functions that help to keep BHAA afloat. If you are interested in serving in any capacity on the Concessions Committee, please contact Chrissy Daeschner at cdaeschner@msn.com To express your interest in helping with fundraising events like Night at the Races, reach out to Chrissy Daeschner at cdaeschner@msn.com

Get Your BHAA Gear
A variety of apparel items are available in BHAA’s signature royal blue and gold colors and featuring the league’s official logo. T-shirts, hoodies, caps, shorts, pullovers and more will be available at registration, on opening day and throughout the coming season. Items range in price from $10 to $35, and checks can be made payable to “BHAA." Gear can also be purchase in our online store here.

Geographically Speaking
Ever wonder if you have to live in Brighton Heights to play for BHAA? The answer is: Absolutely not. While the majority of our players do come from the immediate area, 2015 BHAA rosters also included players from West View, Ross, Bellevue, Avalon, Spring Hill, Troy Hill, the West End, Coraopolis, Montour and Moon.

BHAA Code of Conduct

Honoring BHAA's Code of Conduct

BHAA has in place a code of conduct that governs the behavior of both children and adults at our fields and also when playing on the road. These guidelines are intended to maintain a safe playing atmosphere for youth sports and to set good behavior examples for our children. Please respect that tobacco, alcohol, drugs, weapons and profanity are prohibited at all BHAA sporting and fundraising events -- both home and away. We also ask that you refrain from standing and cheering from behind backstops during games, as your presence there can be a source of distraction and intimidation for both teams. Please also place trash in the proper containers and not underneath our bleachers. With your continued cooperation, BHAA and our field complex can continue to be the “hidden gem” on Pittsburgh’s North Side that so many visiting teams consider it to be.
 
Use the link to the left to review BHAA's complete code of conduct.

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Remember to visit this website throughout the season and all year long for important updates. Also, Post your feedback and photos when you visit and like BHAA's Facebook Page. Simply click the logo above.