The BBSC Colt Bruins took home the Arundel Baseball Co-operative Championship in a nail-biting 10-inning game that resulted in a 2-1 win over Severna Park 1.

The Colt Bruins finished the 2018 Spring baseball season with a 12-2-1 record and a 2-0 playoff record. 

Jim Legg, the Colt Bruins head coach, had this to say about the team: "Along with these young men’s athleticism and strong baseball skills set displayed throughout the entire season, more importantly, they all played as a team with sportsmanship and humbleness."

Congratulations to the coaches and players on an outstanding season! 

Tryouts for the 2019 12U BBSC baseball Select travel team will be held on the following dates at Arnold Park Field 3:

July 20: 7 to 8:30 pm

July 21: 10:30 am to 12:30 pm

July 22: 10:30 am to 12:30 pm

Candidates must attend all sessions, as each will focus on different skills.

For more information contact head coach Scott Ward at formula29pc@hotmail.com

This tryout is ONLY open to players who were born between 5-1-2006 and 4-30-2007.  You must bring birth certificates to the tryouts.

Tryouts for the 2019 10U BBSC baseball Select travel team will be held on the following dates at Arnold Park Field 2:

July 20: 5:30 to 7pm

July 21: 8 to 10 am

July 22: 8 to 10 am

Make Up: August 4: 8 to 10 am

Candidates must attend all sessions, as each will focus on different skills.

For more information contact head coach Jason Fedash at fedashja@yahoo.com

This tryout is ONLY open to players who were born between 5-1-2008 and 4-30-2009.  You must bring birth certificates to the tryouts.

The following BBSC baseball teams were the winners of their recreational division playoffs, or where there was no playoff took first place for the season. It obviously was a great year for  teams named White Sox.

Rookies: White Sox

Juniors: Nationals

Minors: White Sox

Majors: White Sox

Babe Ruth: White Sox

Current and former Broadneck High School baseball coaches are the recipients of the 2017 Chuck Slaughter Community Service Award.  These coaches have over the past several years developed a close working relationship with BBSC and its players—holding coaching clinics for BBSC coaches and skills clinics for BBSC players.  They have attended BBSC games and practices at the pre-high school age groups to discuss coaching and teaching concepts with players and coaches and their BHS baseball camps have been attended by scores of BBSC players.  They also provide an important service to the community in keeping high school students involved in organized sports.

Specifically, the awards were presented as follows, at a BBSC Coaches meeting early this year, where BHS coaches were speaking to our BBSC coaches:

• To Jeff Herrick, former head coach of the Broadneck High School varsity baseball team, and Neal Herrick, assistant Broadneck High School baseball coach, for their commitment to developing Broadneck High School athletes and forging a unique working relationship with BBSC.
• To Broadneck High School Head Coach Matt Skrenchuk and his varsity and junior varsity assistants for       reaching out to young athletes on the Broadneck Peninsula through clinics and training sessions with BBSC coaches and players.
• To Richard Coughlin, for his unmatched dedication to youth baseball on the Broadneck Peninsula, as a recreation coach, a travel coach, one of the founders of the BBSC travel program and now as a baseball coach for Broadneck High School.

The Chuck Slaughter Community Service Award each year honors those who have been leaders in Broadneck area youth sports and particularly in creating a healthy environment and enjoyable experience for BBSC players and families.  The award is named after Chuck Slaughter, who prior to his untimely death was one of the biggest supporters and best friends of the BBSC Community.

Congratulations to Jeff Herrick, Neal Herrick, Rich Coughlin and Matt Skrenchuk and his assistant JV and Varsity coaches at Broadneck High School.

Prior Winners of the Chuck Slaughter Community Service Award

2016:  Mark Garrity

2015:  Jeff Mahler

2014: Chuck Slaughter

2013: Steve Barnes

2012: Chris Nemarich

2011: The BBSC Community for its Selfless Work in a Time of Crisis

2010: Michael McClung

2009: Pat Moran

2008: Ben Wolod

Those players who were named as sportsmanship award winners, you may now pick up your certificates at the Arnold Park concession stand, whenever it is open.  The winners were as follows:

2018 Bat Rule Changes

Cal Ripken Baseball Division - All non-wood bats must have USABat Marking. Barrel Maximum 2 5/8". No BBCOR Bats are permitted in the Cal Ripken Division. For T-Ball, bats must be marked with USABat T-Ball Stamp.

Babe Ruth 13-15 Division - All non-wood bats must have the USABat Marking or marked BBCOR .50. Bat Barrel - 2 5/8".

Babe Ruth 16-18 Division - All non-wood bats must be BBCOR .50 and no greater than -3. Bat Barrel - 2 5/8".

Note: Solid one piece wood bats are permitted for use in all divisions and must conform to Rule 1.10. No laminated or experimental bats shall be used in a game.

Tampering or altering bats may violate certain federal and state laws and voids the USA Baseball certification, as well as all manufacturer warranties. Rolling is considered tampering and would void the bat’s certification and make it illegal for play.