Pony League is a youth baseball organization that provides opportunities for children aged 13 to 16 to play competitive baseball. Founded in 1951, it emphasizes sportsmanship, teamwork, and skill development. The league is named after the Pony, a type of horse, symbolizing the spirit of youth and growth. Teams in Pony League are typically organized by age and skill level, allowing players to compete against others of similar abilities. The league hosts local, regional, and national tournaments, culminating in the Pony League World Series. This structure helps young athletes develop their talents while fostering a love for the game.