To date there is no assessment system to evaluate ball player's movement reaction after batting in baseball and softball. The most common way of doing this is to use a stopwatch to assess and measure the player's movement but then the human error factor comes into effect. This way of assessing can not be relied upon so we have developed a system that is more reliable and user friendly that will not only be useful in helping athletes improve performance but also help coaches' asses' players performance. This research used a sound sensor and a touch sensor to collect data using a biopac system, which then stored the data in the computer to determine the ball player's movement reaction after batting. Results indicate that the assessment system we developed for measuring the players reaction time after batting has merit and can be used by all teams from armature to professional teams in the future.