Northwest Summer League

Northwest Summer League:

The Northwest Summer League was created to provide premier game opportunities during a traditionally quiet period in the baseball calendar. In the Pacific Northwest, most tournaments for players ages 9U–18U conclude by the end of July and resume in early September, leaving a significant gap in August. This league bridges that gap by offering a competitive environment for top athletes entering 8th grade (Class of 2030) through 12th grade (Class of 2026).

The league will feature 7–9 inning games, designed to deliver meaningful, high-level innings against top-tier regional talent. Rosters will be intentionally limited to ensure quality play, individualized development, and maximum on-field opportunity. Each age group will be capped at 25 position players and up to 6 Pitcher Only (PO) participants.

Summer 2025 Age Divisions

Incoming 8th (2030), and 9th Graders (2029)
Incoming 10th (2028) and 11th Graders (2027)
Incoming 11th (2027) and 12th Graders (2026)

Position Availability per Age Group

Catchers: 4, First Basemen: 3, Middle Infielders: 6, Third Basemen: 3, Outfielders: 9 and Pitchers Only (PO): Up to 6

Smaller rosters ensure meaningful playing time for every athlete, contributing to both individual growth and team performance.

Important Notes

The Northwest Summer League is for individual player registration only. Club teams and organizations will not participate.
The league is not affiliated with any youth baseball club or organization.
All games and instruction will be led by college coaches ranging from Division I to the community college level, hosted during their respective team camps.

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About Northwest Summer League:

The Northwest Summer League is strategically scheduled at university venues throughout the Pacific Northwest to help athletes prepare for key recruiting opportunities, including USA Baseball events, Baseball Northwest, Prep Baseball Report showcases, and college camps—both regionally and nationally. Held during the optimal playing conditions of late summer in Washington and Oregon, the league offers a valuable platform for continued development between the spring and fall seasons.

League Objectives

Enhance Exposure: Provide athletes with high-visibility opportunities essential for advancement to the next level.
College Experience: Offer high school players the chance to compete on NCAA Division I fields while being coached and mentored by college coaches from Division I, II, and III programs.
Bridge Development Gaps: Deliver high-quality training and practices during a period when structured development often slows.
Premier Competition: Host competitive, high-level games featuring top talent from across the region.
Reduce Travel Burden: Create a cost-effective alternative to out-of-state summer events by providing elite competition locally.
Elevate Talent: Allow top players the chance to compete with and against other elite athletes, fostering growth and exposure.

College Commitments

Since the league's inception in the summer of 2022, more than 85+ athletes who participated in The League have committed to continue their careers at the collegiate level.

Dakota Chun - 2025

What Are You Doing This Fall?

The Northwest Summer League - Fall Edition is Six weeks: 12 practice and 6 games against Community Colleges.

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