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Sheridan McGuane Baseball & Softball offers baseball, softball, and T-Ball, along with divisions such as Rookies, Single A Ball (8U), Minors (9–10yr olds), Majors (11–12yr olds), Babe Ruth (13–15yr olds), and several softball levels including Rising Stars, Juniors, and Seniors. The program also includes the Generals All-Star program for 8U through 14U, as well as other all-star programs for players seeking a more competitive experience.
• Ages: 4–15 years old
Sheridan McGuane Baseball & Softball states that its mission is to build baseball and softball players who champion the league’s values of character, citizenship, and community. The program describes itself as Chicago’s premier community baseball and softball experience and as Chicago’s center city baseball and softball program with broad impact across the city. It identifies its “4 C’s” as Character, Championships, Citizenship, and Community, and states that it exists to build young ballplayers of strong character who compete for championships and are prepared to be productive citizen leaders.
The program states that it aims to build a championship baseball and softball culture through practice, habits, mindsets, and a focus on playing the games the right way. It notes that it creates opportunities for participants to learn and demonstrate respect, integrity, and resilience on and off the field, and that it strives to cultivate a growth mindset focused on continuous improvement. It also states that it creates spaces for participants to develop into servant leaders who contribute positively to their team and community.
Sheridan McGuane Baseball & Softball describes itself as both excellent and community based, and says it highly values diversity and works to keep baseball and softball accessible to all of Chicago’s families. It states that it values service, celebrates the diversity of the city, and focuses on developing the country’s next generation of citizen leaders through baseball and softball. The program notes that, in addition to its house league experience, it offers high quality competitive all-star programs, including the Generals All-Star program from 8U through 14U, which involves a more competitive experience and a higher time commitment throughout the summer. It also states that, while its all-star programs require higher levels of commitment, it is careful to avoid the current tide of young athletes specializing in one sport from a young age and wants players to have opportunities to play and compete in other sports and activities.
Last updated May 5, 2026.
• Ages: 4–15 years old
Sheridan McGuane Baseball & Softball states that its mission is to build baseball and softball players who champion the league’s values of character, citizenship, and community. The program describes itself as Chicago’s premier community baseball and softball experience and as Chicago’s center city baseball and softball program with broad impact across the city. It identifies its “4 C’s” as Character, Championships, Citizenship, and Community, and states that it exists to build young ballplayers of strong character who compete for championships and are prepared to be productive citizen leaders.
The program states that it aims to build a championship baseball and softball culture through practice, habits, mindsets, and a focus on playing the games the right way. It notes that it creates opportunities for participants to learn and demonstrate respect, integrity, and resilience on and off the field, and that it strives to cultivate a growth mindset focused on continuous improvement. It also states that it creates spaces for participants to develop into servant leaders who contribute positively to their team and community.
Sheridan McGuane Baseball & Softball describes itself as both excellent and community based, and says it highly values diversity and works to keep baseball and softball accessible to all of Chicago’s families. It states that it values service, celebrates the diversity of the city, and focuses on developing the country’s next generation of citizen leaders through baseball and softball. The program notes that, in addition to its house league experience, it offers high quality competitive all-star programs, including the Generals All-Star program from 8U through 14U, which involves a more competitive experience and a higher time commitment throughout the summer. It also states that, while its all-star programs require higher levels of commitment, it is careful to avoid the current tide of young athletes specializing in one sport from a young age and wants players to have opportunities to play and compete in other sports and activities.
Last updated May 5, 2026.
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