Okay, so the other day, I was trying to figure out what my nephew was talking about when he said he was playing “10u baseball.” I’m like, “10-what now?” I’d heard of Little League, sure, but this was new to me.
So, I started digging around. My first stop? Good old Google. I just typed in “what is 10u baseball” and hit enter.
My Research Process
- First, I just browsed through some of the top search results. Lots of websites for local baseball leagues popped up.
- Then, I noticed a few articles that explained youth baseball age divisions. Bingo!
- I read through a couple of those, and it became pretty clear.
Basically, I learned that “10u” is just a shorthand way of saying “10 and under.” It’s a way to group kids by age for baseball leagues. It’s all about making sure the competition is fair and that kids are playing with other kids of similar size and skill levels.
I also found out that these age divisions can vary a bit depending on the specific league or organization. Some might use slightly different cut-off dates for birthdays, but generally, 10u means kids who are 10 years old or younger.
It’s pretty simple, really. I felt a little silly for not knowing, but hey, you learn something new every day, right? Now I can actually understand what my nephew is talking about when he brags about his games!
