What League

What league does everyone play in?



I use to play really competitive baseball back in the day but now Im too old and obviously not good enough for the pros so Im stuck playing Softball. Its still pretty fun though and I just love being on a team!

I only played Rec softball back in the day.

I play for my HS team and I am playing Summer Ball for the Del Val league.

I play in high school.

i play for my high school which is in MIAA, then Summer Metro until last year, this year I didn't try out because I have summer full of other stuff

High school ball, and I'm playing USSSA right now.

I play high school ball, and in the PBLO, which is the Premier Baseball League of Ontario.

High School in spring and summer. Then a fall ball league about an hour away.

High School Division 6A Baseball.

College baseball in the Horizon League.

[quote name='sportsguy350' post='97735' date='Jul 30 2009, 07:21 PM']College baseball in the Horizon League.[/quote]

For who?

Butler

Played in HS and now play in a adult slow pitch softball league for fun.

I Play in the Heredia Baseball League...

www.herediabaseball.com

usssa, nsa, and asa.....all softball

little league was Dixie Youth Baseball and then later on Dizzy Dean. Then in High School we were a AAA team but that really has nothing to do with anything more than Population of the School compared to our surrounding areas and now the same high school is AA. And then I usually play in slow pitch softball league but didn't this year.

I dont know if you have ever heard of it but I play for the National League in Major League Baseball.

I play in two leagues.



The Northeast Wisconsin Men's Senior Baseball League: 25+ wood bat baseball league www.leaguelineup.com/newmsbl

Kaukauna Islanders team: www.leaguelineup.com/kaukaunaislanders 2008-2009 back-to-back Champions



The Northeast Wisconsin Baseball League: 18+ wood bat baseball league. Some great college players home for summer play in this league. One was signed by the Brewers and chose a full ride to Purdue instead to play baseball. This old guy still hit over .325 for the season here.