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Metro Baseball League & Minnesota Baseball Tournaments offers youth baseball that includes regular league play, league playoffs, and state championship tournaments. Teams play baseball against neighboring communities and can enter qualifying local tournaments that lead to state championship events.
• Ages: 9–15 years old
• Schedule: Teams play a traveling schedule against neighboring communities from April through July.
Metro Baseball League & Minnesota Baseball Tournaments is a non-profit organization created and existing solely to serve youth baseball in Minnesota. Founded in 1992, it operates as a community-based program serving the Twin Cities metro, Southern Minnesota, and Western Wisconsin. The organization is dedicated to community-based baseball while keeping fees low for participants aged 9–15.
MBL/MBT is one of the largest independent leagues and baseball organizations in the country, with over 700 league teams and over 600 state tournament teams. It runs the largest statewide tournaments in youth baseball, where teams can qualify for one of 19 state championship tournaments by playing in some of the 380 qualifying local tournaments held by communities across the state. More than 11,000 players and coaches will compete in these tournaments, and there are over 10,000 athletes in the league overall.
MBL issues grants to communities for field and facilities enhancements, player development, and scholarships for those in need. The leadership team includes Charlie Becker (President), Ryan Wilson (Vice President), Ryan Park (Treasurer), Daniel Hollerung (Secretary), Kearney Burns (Board Member), Matt Bell (Board Member), Adam Crepeau (Board Member), Kirk Detlefsen (Board Member), and Mike Skora (Board Member). Additional roles include MBL – Brian Monahan; MBT – Jeff Eul; AP/AR, Fall League, & Twins Tickets – Todd Scharber; August Classic – Neil Mendonca; Marketing, Sponsorships, & Web Site Advertising – Bob Lilledahl; and Charitable Gambling – Nancy Huber.
Last updated July 25, 2026.
• Ages: 9–15 years old
• Schedule: Teams play a traveling schedule against neighboring communities from April through July.
Metro Baseball League & Minnesota Baseball Tournaments is a non-profit organization created and existing solely to serve youth baseball in Minnesota. Founded in 1992, it operates as a community-based program serving the Twin Cities metro, Southern Minnesota, and Western Wisconsin. The organization is dedicated to community-based baseball while keeping fees low for participants aged 9–15.
MBL/MBT is one of the largest independent leagues and baseball organizations in the country, with over 700 league teams and over 600 state tournament teams. It runs the largest statewide tournaments in youth baseball, where teams can qualify for one of 19 state championship tournaments by playing in some of the 380 qualifying local tournaments held by communities across the state. More than 11,000 players and coaches will compete in these tournaments, and there are over 10,000 athletes in the league overall.
MBL issues grants to communities for field and facilities enhancements, player development, and scholarships for those in need. The leadership team includes Charlie Becker (President), Ryan Wilson (Vice President), Ryan Park (Treasurer), Daniel Hollerung (Secretary), Kearney Burns (Board Member), Matt Bell (Board Member), Adam Crepeau (Board Member), Kirk Detlefsen (Board Member), and Mike Skora (Board Member). Additional roles include MBL – Brian Monahan; MBT – Jeff Eul; AP/AR, Fall League, & Twins Tickets – Todd Scharber; August Classic – Neil Mendonca; Marketing, Sponsorships, & Web Site Advertising – Bob Lilledahl; and Charitable Gambling – Nancy Huber.
Last updated July 25, 2026.
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