Ask about playing
Start with the Champions team for enrollment, equipment and the next available season.
Email the Champions program →Great Neck Baseball League + Aid Another
Inclusive baseball in Virginia Beach for children and young adults with disabilities. A place to play, make friends and be part of a team.
A different kind of game day
The Champions Division makes room for players whose disabilities make a traditional baseball or softball program difficult to join. Great Neck Baseball League describes play matched to each participant’s abilities, using T-ball or coach pitch.
There are no tryouts, no outs and no scores. Buddies help players take part in the game, while the program puts participation and teamwork at the center of the experience.
Aid Another partners with Great Neck Baseball League for Champions baseball. The program serves players with a range of disabilities, including autism.
Fall 2026 · September 12–October 31
9–10:30 a.m. · Saturdays
Aid Another’s fall schedule brings players and volunteers together at the Great Neck fields. The season runs through October 31.
View the fall program & volunteer event →For players & families
Contact the Champions program to discuss participation, the player’s interests and any support that would help them enjoy the game. The league’s registration page is the route for player enrollment; Aid Another’s event page is for volunteers.
Start with the Champions team for enrollment, equipment and the next available season.
Email the Champions program →Read Great Neck Baseball League’s explanation of the Champions Division and its buddy program.
Read the league’s Champions FAQs →A little time. A real connection.
Buddies help players with activities such as throwing, batting and moving around the field. Junior buddies work alongside players, with adult volunteers helping support the game. Aid Another also lists coaching and assistant-coaching roles.
This is a way for neighbors, students and families to share the enjoyment of baseball. Contact the program about volunteer roles, orientation and the seasonal schedule.
Ask about being a buddyHelp more families discover inclusive play
Ask Great Neck Baseball League about program needs and ways to get involved directly.
Contact the league →Introduce your business or service to local families through a clearly labeled CVA placement alongside this community feature.
Ask John about advertising →Program sources: Great Neck Baseball League and Aid Another’s fall 2026 program.