Northwest Summer League
What Is The League
The Northwest Summer League provides a premier opportunity for top athletes in the Pacific Northwest to gain additional high-level innings during the summer. Featuring 7 inning games, this league fills the gap between spring and fall seasons and promotes player development in a competitive environment.
Elite Competition:
Play against top talent from across the Pacific Northwest.
Maximized Playing Time:
Small rosters: 28 position players and TBD pitchers-only per group.
Two teams created daily from each roster to ensure ample playing time.
College-Level Experience:
Games hosted at NCAA Division I facilities for an elevated playing atmosphere.
Development-Focused Structure:
Designed to maintain momentum between spring and fall while promoting growth and exposure.
2026 Locations:
University of Portland (All Divisions)
Oregon State University (Underclass and Upperclass Divisions)
University of Oregon (All Divisions)
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Schedule Overview
High School Prep Division
Dates: July 28 – August 20
Locations:
July 28: Nike World Headquarters
Weeks 1–3: University of Portland
Week 4: University of Oregon
Underclass/Upperclassman Division
Dates: July 28 – August 22
Locations:
July 28: Nike World Headquarters
Weeks 1–3: University of Portland
Week 3: Oregon State University
Week 4: University of Oregon
Recruiting-Friendly Schedule
The league schedule is designed to avoid conflicts with major recruiting events, including:
PAC NW Regional Games
PBR Junior Future Games
PBR Future Games
Baseball Northwest Championships
This allows athletes to compete in the Northwest Summer League while attending the region's top recruiting events.
Play for College Coaches
All coaches will be DI-Community College coaches. Each doubleheader camp will be coached/instructed by college coaches at their respective universities during their team camps. The Division 1 Baseball “Quiet Period” is mid-August thru mid-September (2027 Recruiting calendar not posted). What is a quiet period? During a quiet period, a college coach may only have face-to-face contact with college-bound student-athletes or their parents on the college's campus. A coach may not watch student-athletes compete (unless a competition occurs on the college's campus) or visit their high schools.
Player Equipment Issued
Northwest Summer League Game Hat - Nike
The League Jersey Top (2)
The League Practice Top
The League Nike Shorts
The League Nike Sweatshirt
The League Batting Helmet (Evo Shield) w/ Raised Decal
Jordan/Nike Batting Gloves
Nike Arm Sleeve
Gatorade Water Bottle
Baseballism Hat
Overall Provided:
Social Media Posts
The League Social Media
X/Instagram/TikTok
Eliteye Media Player Photos/Action Shots/Hype Videos
Player Portraits and Action Shots Available
DeMarini Provided Bats
Marv Training Pitching Equipment in Each Bullpen
Pelican Wax in Each On-Deck-Circle
Athletes Committed
Since 2022, 126 athletes who have competed in the Northwest Summer League have earned commitments to colleges and universities across the country. We are proud to play a small role in their development, and our staff is committed to helping each player find the right fit to continue both their academic and baseball journey at the next level.
Division I: 59 Commits
Division II: 4 Commits
Division III: 7 Commits
NAIA: 6 Commits
Community College: 50 Commits
Number of Athletes
