Redmond West Little League is expanding
to include baseball for teenagers age 13-18.

Prior to this year, children in Redmond could play Little League baseball only through age 12, at which point they joined other programs such as RBA or Pony League. This year, however, the volunteers of RBA opted to discontinue their affiliation with Babe Ruth baseball.

These volunteers are now joining Redmond West Little League and Redmond North Little League to offer teenagers the opportunity to play Juniors (13-14-year-olds), Seniors (14-16-year-olds), and Big League (16-18-year-olds) baseball against teams from Bellevue West, Bellevue Thunderbird, Kirkland National, Sno-Valley North, Snoqualmie Valley, and Woodinville.

The "Big Field" at Hartman Park will continue to serve as "home" for recreational baseball for 13-18-year-old players from the Redmond community.  The program will be managed by Redmond West Little League in partnership with Redmond North Little League, much the same as the two leagues have cooperated in providing youth softball to the Redmond community in recent years. With this expansion, the volunteers who make baseball possible for our area youth will now combine their efforts into a single integrated program that will better transition players beyond the "Majors" experience of Little League baseball.

Look for more information to appear shortly
on this page on the RWLL website.