Issaquah Baseball Club

Issaquah Baseball Club is a select baseball program for kids ages 8-12 who play in the Issaquah Little League. All players are required to play in the Issaquah Little League program, and the club season is 100 percent complementary to the Issaquah Little League schedule.

Programs

• Issaquah Baseball Club select baseball program — kids ages 8-12 who play in the Issaquah Little League · 100 percent complementary to the Issaquah Little League schedule · Select baseball program; all players are required to play in the Issaquah Little League program.

At a glance

• Ages: 8–12 years old
• General schedule: The Issaquah Baseball Club season is 100 percent complementary to the Issaquah Little League schedule.

About the provider

The mission of Issaquah Baseball Club is to provide Issaquah’s 8- to 12-year-old baseball players opportunities for higher-level skill development, competition, and commitment to the game. It states that it aims to create a well-rounded baseball player, develop physical, mental, and emotional skills, teach fundamental game strategies, and prepare kids to play competitive baseball after age 12. The leadership team includes President Ken Hunziker, VP/Secretary Sicily Graham, Treasurer Brooke Sullivan, Equipment & Uniforms Matt Brown, Training Alex Justus, Communication Koji Pupo, Tournaments Ryan Carter, and At Large members Jared Carvalho, Bob Niemann, Kyle Buckner, Michael Gray, and Arik Van Zandt.

Playing in the Issaquah Little League is a requirement for joining the Issaquah Baseball Club. Children playing in IBC must live within the Issaquah School District boundary. The IBC schedule isn’t so demanding that other activities have to be cut. All age groups participate in one to two tournaments per year that require hotel stays, but the trips are relatively close by. At the 12U level, the kids’ IBC experience culminates in a trip to play in a tournament in Arizona.

What families say

“IBC is Little League-friendly and works with Issaquah Little League to maintain a symbiotic relationship. It’s this relationship that not only helps protect kids’ arm health but allows kids to play Little League while also competing at a higher level at non-conflicting times.” — kyle buckner — Founding IBC board member

“When we moved to Issaquah, we knew our boys wanted to play a more competitive level of baseball which led us to IBC. This club has been a great fit for our family, developing our kids’ knowledge and skill for the game as well as building their confidence. We love being a part of the community where we have made life-long friendships!” — Alisa Lawrence — IBC Mom

Last updated September 12, 2026.