Baseball
Belmont Youth Baseball offers a variety of skills-based, recreational, and competitive programs for players ages 5 to 15, from Kindergarten Farm and Single A to Cal Ripken, Babe Ruth, and Summer Travel.
Serving Belmont, Massachusetts families with instructional, recreational, and competitive youth baseball and fastpitch softball for ages 5 to 15.
Belmont Youth Baseball offers a variety of skills-based, recreational, and competitive programs for players ages 5 to 15, from Kindergarten Farm and Single A to Cal Ripken, Babe Ruth, and Summer Travel.
Belmont Youth Softball welcomes players age 5 to 15 (Kindergarten through 9th grade) with a focus on learning fastpitch fundamentals, improving skills, and competing in the multi-town CityTown League.
Belmont maintains dedicated town athletic fields for our players, anchored by one of the premier youth baseball complexes in the region at Grove Street Park alongside town softball diamonds.
BYBS is a 501(c)(3) non-profit supported by generous Belmont community businesses and families.
All seasonal player registrations, volunteer coach sign-ups, team rosters, and division schedules are administered on our official TeamSnap league portal. Please refer to the portal for current division availability.
Active player registrations, division capacity limits, and team assignments for Spring, Summer, and Fall clinics are hosted directly on our TeamSnap Registration Portal. All enrollment statuses and waitlists are governed by real-time portal availability.
BYBS partners with Champions Sporting Goods in Belmont Center for team jerseys, hoodies, caps, and gray game pants (order online here). Please note that all Cal Ripken (12U & under) baseball bats must carry the official USA Baseball stamp.
Grove Street Park (120 Grosvenor St) serves as our renovated three-diamond baseball headquarters. While Chenery Middle School (95 Washington St) and Concord Ave Field (365 Concord Ave) undergo municipal renovations, softball practices and games are scheduled across alternate town diamonds.
Pre-season indoor hitting, pitching, and throwing clinics at Extra Innings in Watertown and the Belmont High School Gym.
Cal Ripken Minors (Grades 3–4) and Majors (Grades 5–6) player evaluations at Grove Street Park to form balanced town teams.
In-town baseball and CityTown League (CTL) fastpitch softball games begin the Monday after April school break and conclude in mid-June with playoffs and Skills Night.
Middlesex League, Bay State Tournament trail, Lou Tompkins Babe Ruth, MiddleEssex Softball, and Grove Street summer skills sessions.