named programs · 5 · from sources
what they call their work
American Division
Baseball division for players age 23 and older; players aged 23–24 may not pitch
Cactus Division
Baseball division for players age 43 and older; players aged 43–44 may not pitch
Mountain Division
Baseball division for players age 33 and older; players aged 33–34 may not pitch
National Division
Baseball division for players age 18 and older
Regular Season and Playoffs
Structured 9-inning games with standings, tiebreakers, and playoff eligibility based on participation and conduct
activities · 5 groups
what they do
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Youth Baseball and Softball Field Operations 7 activities
- Covers league operational expenses and feesCovers costs including umpire and field fees, baseballs, hats, insurance, a $10 fee to MSBL National, and subscriptions to Hardball magazine.
- Managing League Operations and LogisticsManages the logistical aspects of the baseball league, including scheduling playoff games, maintaining a player pool for team selection, and covering league expenses such as umpire fees, field costs, baseballs, hats, and insurance. The league also implements a tiered strike system for team forfeits.
- Managing League Operations and LogisticsManages the logistical aspects of the baseball league, including scheduling playoff games, maintaining a player pool for team selection, and covering league expenses such as umpire and field fees, baseballs, hats, and insurance. The league also implements a tiered strike system for team forfeits.
- Operates games across multiple fields in TucsonUtilizes multiple baseball fields across Tucson, including 5 at Reid Park Annex, 7 at Kino Sports Complex, and additional city, county, park, and high school fields at locations such as S Randolph Way, S Ajo Way, E 20th St, S Cherry Ave, S 12th Ave, N Silverbell Rd, S Mann Ave, W Curtis Rd, and S Craycroft Rd.
- Providing Baseball FacilitiesUtilizes multiple baseball fields across Tucson, AZ, including 5 fields at Reid Park Annex and 7 fields at Kino Sports Complex, as well as other city, county, local park, and high school fields for league activities.
- Providing Baseball FacilitiesUtilizes multiple baseball fields across Tucson, AZ, including 5 fields at Reid Park Annex and 7 fields at Kino Sports Complex, as well as other city, county, local park, and high school fields for league activities.
- Providing Baseball Facilities and EquipmentSecures and utilizes multiple baseball fields across Tucson, AZ, including Reid Park Annex and Kino Sports Complex, and covers league expenses such as umpire fees, field fees, baseballs, hats, and insurance for its members.
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Player Registration & Roster Management 5 activities
- Enforces team compliance through forfeit and disciplinary systemImplements a tiered strike system for team forfeits based on notice timing, with three strikes leading to season expulsion unless a fine is paid.
- Facilitating Player and Team RegistrationProvides an online registration system for team managers to register players in the league.
- Facilitating Player and Team RegistrationProvides an online registration system for team managers to register players in the league.
- Manages player registration and team rostersProvides an online registration system for managers to register players and maintains a player pool accessible to managers for selection prior to the roster freeze date.
- Player and Team Management ServicesManages player registration through an online system, maintains a player pool for team managers, and implements a tiered strike system for team forfeits to ensure league integrity.
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Youth Baseball and Softball Leagues 5 activities
- Organizes adult baseball leagues by age division and scheduleRuns multiple divisions including National (18+), American (25+), Mountain (35+), and Cactus (45+), with games scheduled on Sundays and weeknights according to division. Each division has a defined game schedule and structure.
- Organizing Adult Baseball LeaguesOrganizes and operates adult baseball leagues in Tucson, AZ, for players aged 18 and over, with divisions for different age groups (18+, 25+, 35+, 45+). The season runs from April through September, including 18 regular season games and a double-elimination tournament, guaranteeing teams a minimum of 20 games.
- Organizing Adult Baseball LeaguesOrganizes and operates adult baseball leagues in Tucson, AZ, for players aged 18 and over, with divisions for different age groups (18+, 25+, 35+, 45+). The season runs from April through September, including regular season games and playoffs, with teams playing approximately 20-22 games.
- Organizing Adult Baseball LeaguesOrganizes and operates adult baseball leagues in Tucson, AZ, for players aged 18 and over, with divisions for different age groups (18+, 25+, 35+, 45+). The season runs from April through September, including 18 regular season games and a double-elimination tournament, guaranteeing teams a minimum of 20 games.
- Schedules and manages regular season and playoff gamesOrganizes a season of approximately 18 regular season games per team, followed by playoffs structured as a double-elimination tournament, guaranteeing a minimum of 20 games per team. Playoff games are scheduled on weeknights at 7pm and Sundays at 9:00 am or 1:30 pm by division.
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Board & Committee Governance 1 activity
- Maintains league governance and leadership structureOperates with a board of directors that includes defined roles such as president, vice president, treasurer, web administrator, umpire in chief, and player representative.
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Educator and Professional Recognition Awards 1 activity
- Recognizes league contributors through Hall of FameMaintains a Hall of Fame roster to recognize individuals associated with the league.
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financials · form 990EZ · fy2022
revenue
Total revenue$127K
Contributions & grants——
Program service revenue——
Investment income——
Other revenue$102
expenses
Total expenses$119K
Program expenses—
Admin / overhead—
Fundraising—
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Grants paid out—
balance sheet
Total assets$56K
Cash—
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Liabilities—
Net assets$56K
3 years on record · 2020–2022 · YoY revenue -0.3%
relationships · 6
who they work with
- Ed Farias Partner — Contact person for managers needing assistance with registration.
- MSBL Network — Member league of the Men's Senior Baseball League (MSBL) organization
- MSBL National Network — Pays $10 per team to MSBL National as part of league fees.
- MSBL National Network — The league is affiliated with MSBL National, with $10 of team fees going to MSBL National and covering a subscription to "Hardball" magazine.
- Manager Directory Partner — Provides a directory for players to contact team managers directly for potential placement.
- Pima County Health Department Government — Adheres to COVID-19 guidelines defined by the Pima County Health Department.