A composite practice ball built for volume, from Pee-Wee through Official. High-visibility color makes it easy to track in drills and easy to find at the end of practice, and the composite cover holds up to the grass-and-turf cycle that shreds rubber balls.
Which size does your player need?
All four sizes are the same ball and the same price. The only question is which one fits the hand throwing it.
| Choose | Age | Typical grade | Ball size |
|---|---|---|---|
| PEE-WEE | 9 and under | 3rd grade and under | Size 5 |
| JR | 10–12 | 4th–6th grade | Size 6 |
| YTH | 12–14 | 6th–8th grade | Size 7 |
| OFFL | 14 and up | High school and up | Size 9 |
Between two sizes? Go smaller. A player who can actually grip the ball throws a better spiral than one stretching to reach around it. Oversized balls are the most common cause of a youth wobble — and the fastest thing to fix.
Coaches: Pee-Wee runs about 10 oz, Junior 11 oz, Youth 12.5 oz, and Official 14–15 oz. Ordering for a squad? Talk to us about team pricing.










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