MYBSA is a community based non-profit league that supports and organizes youth baseball & softball activities and teams for the children of Mildred ISD communities (Mildred, Navarro, Eureka, and surrounding areas).

MYBSA is the local league affiliate for the statewide Texas Teen-Age Baseball-Softball Association (TTAB/S).

MYBSA teams play in the Richland Chambers Baseball-Softball Association league, which typically includes teams in our local area such as Rice, Kerens, Blooming Grove, Dawson, Frost, Wortham. 

Each year MYBSA organizes teams from age 4-15 in different age groups to provide a positive, fun environment for all children in the community who have a sincere desire to learn the game of baseball & softball. Players learn the game and develop skills during practices and games that focus on the fundamentals.

MYBSA teams compete against one another & against teams from other communities of similar size in the Richland Chambers Baseball-Softball Assopciation. Once the regular season is completed, the top two teams in each age division participate in Regional Tournaments, with the top two teams from each Regional tournament then qualifying for the TTAB/S State Tournament. MYBSA typically qualifies several teams for the State Tournament and has won several State Championships! 

In addition to supporting community youth through its athletic programs, MYBSA has also been a valuable asset to the community by assisting in the repair and maintenance of athletic facilities used by the entire community, hosting tournaments that bring in numerous visitors to the community, as well as preparing our youth for baseball & softball at the high school level.

Mildred ISD programs benefit by having a group of young boys and girls who have the fundamental skills that a school coach can build upon. Each year many of the High Schools that have teams in the Texas UIL State Baseball & Softball Tournaments, have benefited from a strong local TTAB/S program.

The ultimate goal of MYBSA is not to develop outstanding players; it is to develop outstanding young men and women who can play great baseball & softball. This is done teaching our players cooperation, team work, communication and citizenship along with, batting, catching, and pitching.

Although we fully support Mildred ISD and its athletic programs, MYBSA is self-funded and supported by community volunteers and is not financially supported by the district or tax payer funds.