71-year-‘young Greg Schienda is the League President of the Connecticut North MSBL and is a 2011 member of the MSBL World Series Hall of Fame and also a 2015 member of the exclusive MSBL Honor Roll.  Greg has been involved in the league since 1990 and became the man in charge in 2013. 4152024 (Click on the picture for the rest of the story) 

“This year I am trying to step back a little so I’m not spending 18 hours at the ballpark every weekend,” explained Jake.  “With twins coming any time now, I just can’t maintain the level of commitment I had previously. I will continue the duties that don’t require me to be at the ball field for every game.” Jake Brentlinger 4172024 (Click on the picture for the complete story)

The Mustangs hitters and defense rallied behind the awesome pitching performance of their pitching staff to win all six games that the team played to get the Mustang's first win in three trips to the MSBL Sunshine Classic.

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The Syracuse MSBL experienced a change in leadership in October of 2023. Longtime league president Rob Allen handed the ball off to Matt Galletta, who served previously as league treasurer and vice president.  We caught up with Matt and asked him some questions regarding what life is like at the top as he tackles his first year as president of this successful 30-year MSBL staple. 3222024 (Click on the picture)

Led by co-mvps’ Steve Bryre and Pat Kelly, the Sacramento Tribe swept through the 70 division of the Las Vegas kickoff Classic winning the championship game 17 to 10 over the Philadelphia Phillies. 3132024 (Click on the picture to read the story)

"The guys played their tails off, fought through the pain, and stayed focused against some amazing teams from across the country.  We may be getting older, but winning never gets old!  Congrats to all the players who contributed to the back-to-back trophies!" Michael Strader, manager 3142024 (Click on the picture for the story)

“As long as the guys want to keep coming back, we’ll keep doing it. We all know it’s not easy and getting harder and harder with expanding families, jobs, and costs. But these guys are all really special." Robert Oskin, manager 3152024 (Click on the picture for the story)

"We saved our ACE Nick to pitch in the championship game and he was incredible while shutting down a good Boston Havoc team. We got contributions from everyone throughout the weekend, especially in the final game." Jarred Bates, manager 372024 (Click on the picture for the story)