We are deeply saddened to share news of the passing of Alton "Neal" O'Neal Humphrey, father of Kings alumnus pitcher Neal Humphrey, to cancer at the age of 63. Mr. Humphrey was a true man of God, possessed of a ready smile, iron grip, and heart
It's not every day that a beloved Tomball Kings baseball teacher and coach leaves us for Major League Baseball. In fact, it's never happened before! But we are indeed thrilled that the Tampa Bay Rays have signed Coach Tres Barrera and will be cheering for him
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The Tomball Kings welcome new players to our 12U and 10U divisions for spring baseball in the Spring Klein Baseball League. Join us at tryouts on Monday (12U) and Tuesday (10U) at Farm League Park, Field 7, 3:30 PM to 5:30 PM.
Under the guidance of coaches Kevin Beirne and Tres Barrera, Tomball Kings pitchers and catchers are getting ready for the Spring 2025 high school baseball season with weekly training sessions at the Premier Baseball of Texas Sports Complex. Spring training for the high school Kings opens January 20, 2025. Eleven
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The Tomball Kings will hold four classes for 12U and 10U players at the Premier Baseball of Texas Sports Complex [map] over the winter break to help students prepare for spring tryouts and spring baseball more generally. Tuition will be $45 inclusive of all four classes. The class schedule is:
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Registration is open for the spring/summer 2025 track and field season.
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Power up your game with free baseball strength/power classes at Missing Element, today and next Monday, at either 5:00 PM or 6:00 PM.
The Lynx organization welcomes Tomball Kings players ages eight through high school to attend fall baseball camps on November 25th and 26th. The November 25 camp will emphasize pitching, catching, and pre- and post-game throwing routines. Situational hitting and base running will be the main topics of the November 26
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The Tomball Kings varsity baseball team faces an exciting slate of forty-four games this spring. Check out our schedule and bring out the family for some terrific high school baseball.
College preparatory baseball and track programs for homeschooled student-athletes
Improve your pitching skills with former Rice pitcher and current Lynx coach Evan Rutter, November 4-5, at Farm League Park.
Experience Missing Element's baseball-focused, strength-and-power training free of charge in November.
Our partners at Missing Element will host a series of five free sessions to help our athletes on a lifelong journey toward cardiovascular fitness. Join them Saturdays, 9:00 AM, from October 26 through November 23.
Prepare for spring baseball with our fall baseball class on Tuesdays and Thursdays, 4:00 PM to 5:30 PM, at Farm League Park. Class commences Thursday, September 5, 2024.
Improve your baseball skills starting Tuesday, June 4, 2024. For high school, junior high, and elementary school players.
Volleyball is a great way to build fitness and strong habits of character, including teamwork, leadership, and communications skills.
Join the Tomball Kings this summer to improve your baseball skills. For high school, junior high, and elementary school players.
To support Tomball Kings student-athlete Xander Moody in his battle against Ewing's Sarcoma, the Kings have launched the #XanderStrong campaign.
Registration is now open for the inaugural season of Tomball Kings track and field. Please see our program guide for more information.
The Tomball Kings will begin interscholastic track and field competition this spring for homeschooled student-athletes. Missing Element Sports will coach and train the athletes. Football, baseball, and other homeschooled athletes are welcome. Both boys and girls may participate.
Children can advance their knowledge of science, technology, engineering, and math through club-based, FIRST LEGO League competition.
The Tomball Kings have created a homeschool sports interests survey. 💡The survey is for Houston-area student-athletes only. Our goal is to increase participation in sports and other competitive activities by homeschooled student-athletes—boys as well as girls—in high school, junior high, and elementary school. You can complete the survey
