We practice and play games all year round.
Summer Season
During the season (April–September), practices are held on weekdays at least twice a week. The representative team has additional practice sessions, and there are occasional special sessions open to everyone, such as pitching, batting, or infield practice. In addition, small interest-based groups may meet on non-practice days for extra drills.
Our in-season home practice field is the Kilo School artificial turf field (Aspelininkuja 3b, Espoo). The venue includes a full-size batting cage and an equipment storage shed. The entire field is reserved exclusively for the club during practice times. The field is located near the Kilo (Espoo) commuter train station, next to the Turunväylä highway. Parking is available within a five-minute walk.
A typical practice lasts two hours and consists of three main elements: warm-up, fielding practice, and batting practice in the batting cage. On practice days, the field is reserved for four hours in total, divided into two two-hour shifts in the early evening, with each shift assigned to a specific team.
The official game season starts in May and continues until early September, when both the Superbaseball League and the Fat Lizard League conclude with playoff series and finals. Most games are played on weekends, with some weekday evening games during the season. Practice games between club teams are occasionally held during regular practice times.
Winter Season
The off-season (October–April) is spent training indoors. The main weekly practice for all club members takes place at the Laaksolahti football hall (Lähdepurontie 1, Espoo) on Sunday late evenings.
The hall has a high ceiling, allowing most baseball drills to be practiced. The field is usually divided into two zones, with one group focusing on infield practice and the other on batting practice. Also, winter practice games are held between our teams.
Coaching & Support
The club's board works continuously to maintain and improve training conditions for all members. The practices are led by volunteer coaches and supported by many experienced players. You can always find support and answers to your questions regarding technique, development, and other topics.
Interested? Come join a free tryout practice.