Inland PeakBaseball
Travel baseball for 8U through 18U, built the right way. Fields to play on, a real home facility, and every coach cleared before they step on the field.
Built for the big moments.
Real games. Real competition. Inland Peak National competes on the tournament circuits, and every player puts in the work at home first.
Two programs. One home.
From first travel team to varsity and beyond, players grow up in one place with one standard.
8U – 13U01Youth Program
Fundamentals first. Players build the swing, the arm and the athletic base that carries them into high school, with team training at Inland Peak every week.
- Skill development before wins and losses
- Weekly scheduled cage and turf time
- Speed, agility and strength built for young athletes
14U – 18U02High School Program
For players chasing varsity roles and the next level, with higher-level competition and guidance through the recruiting process.
- Fields for practices and games
- Strength and conditioning programming
- Showcase-level tournament schedules
Everything a team needs. Handled.
Joining as a player or bringing your whole team over, this all comes with Inland Peak Baseball.
Fields to play on
- Practice and game fields secured by the Foundation
- Permits in the Foundation's name
- No more chasing field time
A real home facility
- 20,000 sq ft facility in San Bernardino
- 10 batting cages, 5,000 sq ft of turf
- Scheduled weekly team time
Full athlete access
- Peak Futures Elite membership for every rostered player
- Gym access before or after team time
- Recovery: NormaTec, Game Ready, red light
The admin, handled
- Automated family billing and reminders
- A team account with receipts tracked
- Monthly team statements
Insurance and compliance
- Team insurance under the Foundation
- Coach clearance in one simple form
- Records kept for every team
Room to grow
- Tax-deductible team sponsorships
- Need-based scholarships for players
- Coaches keep control of their team
before
day oneIPYF STANDARDSafety and compliance
Parents should never have to wonder.
Every Inland Peak Baseball team runs under the Foundation's nonprofit standards. Before any coach works with players, they are cleared and on file.
Cleared coaches
- Live Scan fingerprint background check
- SafeSport trained
- California mandated reporter trained
Ready on the field
- CPR and First Aid certified
- Concussion training
- Written Child Safety Policy
Money done right
- Team funds in a nonprofit account
- Receipts for every expense
- Statements families can trust
Inland Peak Youth Foundation
A California 501(c)(3) nonprofit built to make elite youth sports affordable for every family in the Inland Empire, and to help the players whose families can't afford it at all. Inland Peak Baseball is a program of the Foundation.
Travel ball and training are expensive.
We don't think cost should decide who gets to play. Sign up and we'll contact you first when Foundation scholarship opportunities open.
- No cost to sign up
- No commitment
- First to know when scholarships open
Your spot is waiting.
Tell us a little about you. Our staff reaches out within 24 hours.
Questions
Who runs Inland Peak Baseball?
Inland Peak Baseball is a program of Inland Peak Youth Foundation, a California 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Teams train at the Inland Peak facility in San Bernardino.
Where do teams practice and play?
Teams train weekly at the Inland Peak facility, with batting cages, indoor turf, a strength gym and a recovery center. The Foundation also secures practice and game fields in its name.
What does it cost?
Each team sets its own dues, and every player gets a Peak Futures Elite membership included. Families who need help can join the scholarship interest list above.
I already coach a team. Do I lose control of it?
No. Coaches keep their roster, schedule and day-to-day decisions. The Foundation handles the account, billing, fields, insurance and compliance so you can coach.
Are coaches background checked?
Yes. Every coach and regular volunteer completes a Live Scan background check, SafeSport, California mandated reporter training, CPR/First Aid and concussion training before working with players.
Can my business sponsor a team?
Yes. Sponsorships go to the team through Inland Peak Youth Foundation, a 501(c)(3), and are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.
Inland Peak Youth Foundation is a California nonprofit public benefit corporation recognized as tax-exempt under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code.