9U

Buzz 9U

The foundation. Where the standard begins.

Philosophy

We build the fundamentals, the focus, and the love of the game. At 9U, every rep is a brick in the foundation of a champion.

Season Record

Coaching Staff

Ty Mooney
Head CoachBuzz 9U

Ty Mooney

Coach Ty Mooney is dedicated to developing young athletes through strong fundamentals, discipline, teamwork, and a love for the game. He played high school baseball for McGregor ISD and is currently a coach for Temple ISD.

As Head Coach of Buzz 9U, Coach Mooney focuses on helping players build their baseball knowledge, confidence, and competitive mindset while learning how to play the game the right way. He believes youth baseball should challenge players to improve while still keeping the game fun and creating an environment where young athletes can grow both on and off the field.

James Malony
Assistant CoachBuzz 9U

James Malony

Coach Malony is dedicated to helping 9U travel baseball players grow both as athletes and teammates. His coaching approach focuses on developing strong fundamentals, baseball knowledge, confidence, and a competitive mindset while keeping the game fun for young players.

Coach Malony emphasizes hard work, accountability, teamwork, and respect, challenging each player to get better every time they step on the field. His goal is to build well-rounded players who understand the game, compete the right way, and develop the skills and character needed to succeed at the next level and beyond.

Lee Whitaker
Assistant CoachBuzz 9U

Lee Whitaker

Coach Lee Whitaker believes 9U baseball is about much more than learning how to hit, throw, and catch. At this age, players are learning lessons that can stay with them long after they leave the ballfield.

His coaching focuses on confidence, discipline, teamwork, perseverance, responsibility, and character. He teaches players to believe in themselves, understand that improvement comes through effort, support their teammates, learn from mistakes, honor their commitments, and handle both winning and losing with respect and sportsmanship.

Most importantly, Coach Whitaker believes 9U is an age when kids can fall in love with baseball while learning life lessons through the game. His goal isn't simply to create better baseball players — it's to help create better teammates, stronger young people, and kids who believe they can accomplish difficult things.

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