Best for a Southlake baseball or softball player wanting skills classes, lessons, or competitive fastpitch.

BaseballSoftballBatting Cages
Recreational & CompetitiveBirthday PartiesLocally-Owned
Group & privateFacility accessIndoorSummer campsMembershipBy appointmentSession-basedSeasonal leagueTryout requiredYear-round
Thu · 3PM – 9PM
Monday3PM – 9PM
Tuesday3PM – 9PM
Wednesday3PM – 9PM
Thursday3PM – 9PM
Friday3PM – 8PM
Saturday10AM – 4PM
Sunday12PM – 4PM
Private lessons: $55 single, $265 for a 5-pack, $525 for a 10-pack. Weekly skills classes run on cancel-anytime monthly contracts. Player memberships, camps, indoor-league, and batting-tunnel rental fees vary — see the program page.

Private lessons: $55 single, $265 for a 5-pack, $525 for a 10-pack. Weekly skills classes run on cancel-anytime monthly contracts. Player memberships, camps, indoor-league, and batting-tunnel rental fees vary — see the program page.

Class days & times

What's offered

Weekly age-grouped skills classes on month-to-month contracts, plus lessons, camps, and competitive softball:

  • 7 & Under baseball all-skills, in a Level 1 track and a Level 2 advanced track that requires an assessment.
  • 8U–14U classes split by skill — Hitting, Pitching/Throwing, and Fielding, one evening each per week.
  • Youngest players: Blast Ball (ages 3–5) and T-Ball (ages 5–7) intro classes.
  • Softball all-skills clinics run in limited-spot sessions.
  • Private lessons and batting-tunnel time by booking.
  • Seasonal camps, clinics, and indoor leagues.
  • Texas Dragons Fastpitch competitive softball by tryout.

Weekly classes

  • 7 & Under All-Skills — Level 1Mon, Fri · 4pm · to age 7
  • 7 & Under All-Skills — Level 1Wed · 5pm · to age 7
  • 7 & Under All-Skills — Level 2 (Advanced)Wed · 4pm · to age 7
  • 8U–14U HittingMon · 6pm · ages 8–14
  • 8U–14U Pitching / ThrowingWed · 6pm · ages 8–14
  • 8U–14U FieldingFri · 6pm · ages 8–14
Camps
Dates

Seasonal all-skills camps and clinics run through the year (school breaks and summer); dates vary by session — see the camps page.

Cost

Contact for current camp pricing

Our take

Southlake Baseball & Softball Academy is a youth baseball and softball instruction center in Southlake, covering a wide age and commitment range under one roof. On the developmental end it runs age-grouped weekly skills classes — from a Blastball intro for the littlest kids up through 8-to-14-year-olds — plus private lessons and batting-tunnel rentals. On the competitive end it fields Texas Dragons Fastpitch, a softball program you try out for. Between those sit camps, clinics, and indoor leagues. So it fits both a beginner working on fundamentals and a serious player on a competitive fastpitch track — which is the main thing to sort out when you call: which lane you're after. It's independently owned and staffed by instructors who specialize by sport and skill.

Local Tips

A few things to sort out:

  • The academy spans a big range — from a Blastball class for preschoolers to a competitive tryout fastpitch team — so the first question is which program fits your kid.
  • Private lessons are sold single or in discounted 5- and 10-packs, and the weekly skills classes run on month-to-month contracts you can cancel anytime, which makes it easy to try without a long commitment.
  • If you just want reps, you can rent a batting tunnel by the slot.
  • The instructors specialize — some on baseball, some on softball, some by position — so ask to be matched to the right coach for what your player needs.
Credentials

Southlake Baseball & Softball Academy is staffed by instructors who specialize by sport, skill, and age group — among them Josh Renshaw (softball, 12U and older; hitting, slapping, fielding), Royce Holder (baseball and softball hitting, fielding, and pitching), Spencer Simpson (baseball hitting and fielding), and Caitlynn Bishop (softball catching and hitting). The academy is independently owned. Individual playing and coaching backgrounds beyond each instructor's listed specialties aren't detailed on the site.

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