Youth Training Program

Small Group Sessions For 9-12u In-Season Training

Overview

Youth Baseball Training Program (9U–12U) is designed for players looking to refine their skills in a competitive, high-energy environment while continuing to play for their local town teams. Led by former Northeastern University infielder Jack Doyle, this program delivers high-level instruction tailored specifically to young athletes who want to improve and stay sharp throughout the season.

Structure

Each 45-minute session focuses on a key area of the game, including hitting, fielding, pitching/catching, and baserunning with speed and agility. Sessions are held Monday through Wednesday after school (3:45 PM, 4:30 PM, and 5:15 PM) at Patriots Athletic Club, and players can register for any class. The program runs from March 30th through June 10th, with training structured to complement busy town schedules.

Coaching

Jack Doyle, a Weymouth native and former standout at Northeastern University, brings elite playing and coaching experience to the program. A three-sport varsity athlete at Weymouth High School, Jack went on to play Division I baseball, helping Northeastern achieve national success, including a 27-game win streak, a top-20 national ranking, a CAA Championship, and the program’s first NCAA Tournament win in 55 years.

This program is built to maximize development through small group instruction, increased repetitions, and individualized coaching. Players receive direct feedback, specific coaching cues, and the opportunity to learn in a competitive environment alongside their peers, helping them build confidence and elevate their performance on the field.