IMPORTANT 2019 DATES:
Junior Tournament
July 11th, 2019- July 14th, 2019
Beavers Field, Lancaster Ohio
Senior Tournament
July 31st, 2019- August 4th, 2019
Beavers Field, Lancaster Ohio
Senior Tournament Showcase Banquet
Tuesday July 30th, 2019
Crossroads
2095 W Fair Ave
Lancaster, OH 43130
With an alumni base that includes more than half of current Major League Baseball players, American Legion Baseball is one of the most prominent and tradition-rich amateur athletic leagues in existence.
The program is always growing, and participation is easy.
About 5,000 teams compete each year, so there’s ample opportunity for new players to join, and for coaches who want to start a team. The league also employs a large number of umpires and other volunteers.
General
2019 Important Dates to Remember !!!
National Baseball Rule Book
Ohio Baseball Rule Book
Forms
HOW TO APPLY FOR A BACKGROUND CHECK:
GO TO THE AMERICAN LEGION BASEBALL WEBSITE: https://baseball.legion.org/
1. CLICK ON: Background Checks
2. Follow the instructions on the “Protect Youth Sports” application and when complete hit “submit”
American Legion Baseball is the finest summer baseball program for high school students in Ohio and the nation today. American Legion Baseball serves as the largest source of talent to major league teams of any youth baseball program. In 2017, over 55% of all players on 30 major league team rosters played American Legion Baseball. 2018 marks the 93rd year for American Legion Baseball, an enviable anniversary in any field. For these past 92 years American Legion Baseball has strived to maintain the reputation as the highest regarded youth baseball program in the nation.
This year’s senior tournament kicked off on July 25th at Beavers Field in Lancaster Ohio. This tournament was an 8 team, double elimination tournament. The 8 teams who won each of their regions were the following.
Region 1- Pemberville Post 183
Region 2- Van Wert Post 178
Region 3- Sandusky Post 83
Region 4- Utica Post 92
Region 5- Circleville Post 134
Region 6- Lancaster Post 11
Region 7- Steubenville Post 33
Region 8- Beverly/Lowell Post 389/750
The final game of the tournament started on Saturday July 28th at 7:00pm. Circleville, which was undefeated played against Beverly/Lowell who had 1 loss. Circleville defeated Beverly/Lowell 4-2. They will move on to the Great Lakes Regional Tournament which is hosted by Napoleon Post 300. Their first game is at 4:30pm Wednesday August 8th versus the tournament champion from Wisconsin Team A.
