ABOUT US

The Southern California Adult Baseball League, Established 1993 is part of the

growing and one of the most popular amateur programs in the World, 

the National Adult Baseball Association (NABA).  With more then 100 teams annually the NABA So Cal League is your Premier Baseball League in Southern California.  Offering various levels of play and tournaments all around the Country.

Covering  an area from Pasadena out to San Bernardino and South to Temecula.

We hold 3 seasons per year; Spring/Summer, Fall and  Twilight Leagues.  

Locally we are organized into groups categorized by age and ability levels of play,

Recreational,  Intermediate,  Advanced:

	18 & Over- Rookie, A, AA, AAA
	28 & Over
	35 & Over

This divisional structure provides a level field for each player - regardless of experience and ability level, the NABA seeks to foster a competitive environment that is challenging for all players.

Nationally we offer tournaments around the country in all age levels listed below.  These tournaments are open to everyone either already on a team or you can join through the player-pool on the national website.

	18 & Over- Rookie, A, AA, AAA
	28 & Over
	35 & Over

	45& Over
	55& Over

Games are played on Sunday's only with the exception of our twilight league which plays weeknights.  Game times on Sunday's are 9am, 12:30pm & 4pm during the Summer League.  During daylight savings we will start games an hour earlier.   Twilight league games begin around 5pm.

Playing in the NABA each player pays: umpire fees and league fees combined for $10.77 per game. This includes; liability insurance, baseballs, fields, schedules and all-star games and more...

We offer tournaments in: San Gabriel Valley, West Palm Beach, Tucson, Las Vegas, Atlantic City, Denver, Sacramento, and our World Series in Phoenix.  Tournaments you don't want to miss. 

The levels of play are described as:

AAA- Advanced level (AAA) is typically for players that have 3-4 years of college and/or professional experience.

AA- Intermediate level (AA) is generally for the players with high school or some college experience.

A- the recreational level (A) is another level in the Intermediate level.  

Rookie- Provides an opportunity for players whose love of the game perhaps exceeds their level of experience.

Spring/Summer League begins organizing in January.

Twilight begins organizing in May.

The Fall League begins organizing in August.

Watch for the next season to begin and either; Bring a Team into the league, Start Your Own Team or go through tryouts and get drafted.  Anyway you want to be involved you will have a good time.

Play Ball!!!