ABOUT WARRIOR BASEBALL
Player development, three teams, and baseball that does not stop in May.
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Christmas Tree Sale opens Friday, November 27 at the Centaurus football field.
Centaurus High School baseball strives for excellence in player development and success. We have program goals of developing players who can compete at the highest level and winning championships.
For those who aspire to it, CHS baseball is an excellent program for players dedicated to the development, training and competitive experience needed to play at the college level. It is also built for players who want to play baseball through high school, or as a complement to other sports and activities. Both belong here.
Three teams
Three teams
Centaurus fields teams at the freshman (C-team), JV and varsity levels. The freshman and sophomore years give younger players room to develop and sharpen their skills through practice, training, conditioning and competitive play.
AT A GLANCE
AT A GLANCE
Teams: Varsity / JV / C-team
League: Granite Peaks
Spring: 23 games varsity
Home field: Centaurus HS
A year-round program
A year-round program
Baseball at Centaurus does not stop in May. Only the spring season is run by the school; everything else is organized and funded by the Home Run Club. Our coaches actively encourage players to play other sports in the fall and winter. Off-season workouts are built for players who are not in another Centaurus sport that season.
Spring
Spring
Mid-February to May. The official CHSAA season. Varsity plays 23 games; JV and C-team play 12 to 18. School-provided bus transportation to away games.
Summer
Summer
Late May to end of July. Colorado American Legion ball, two teams. Optional, and how most incoming freshmen start.
Fall
Fall
Mid-August to end of October. The most relaxed baseball of the year. Optional.
Off-season
Off-season
Indoor training at Fitness Edge in Lafayette, typically offered twice a year. Optional.
How we communicate
How we communicate
Information flows from coach to player, and from player to parent. That is deliberate. Learning to receive information and act on it is part of what this program teaches.
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