Outlaws Teams

11+ Baseball Team

Team Established: 2019

Manager: Mike Martin blackandbrown412@gmail.com

Coach: Chris Brown

Coach: Bryan Frisbee

Coach: DJ Welch

Team Mom: Abbey Martin & Jacqueline Shah

Board Member: Abbey Martin & Jacqueline Shah

12U Baseball Team

Team Established: 2020

Manager: Tom Carroll Jr.

Manager: Eric Nelson

Coach: Erik VanEtten

Coach: DJ Welch

Team Mom: Lindsey VanEtten

Board Member: Tom Carroll Jr.

12+ Baseball

Team Established: 2022

Manager: Frank Barger

Coach: Anthony Camarda

Coach: Steven Deschamps

Team Mom: Stephanie Wood & Amanda Terracciano

Board Members: Stephanie Wood & Amanda Terracciano

13U Baseball Team

Team Established: 2020

Manager: Joe Crowe joseph.crowe25@gmail.com

Coach: Bill Brozowski

Coach: Phil Halwick

Coach: Terry Lynch

Coach: Justin Storms

Team Mom: Madelyn Storms

Board Member: Madelyn Storms

14+ Baseball Team

Team Established: 2022

Manager: Tom Forschner forschnercnst@yahoo.com

Coach: Ronnell Sheldon

Coach: Rich Slater

Coach: Kelli Forschner

Team Mom: Peggy Sheldon

Board Member: Bart Gottesman & Shannon Slater

14U Softball Team

Team Established 2023

Manager: Trent Shaver

Coach: Dan Flannery

Team Mom: Shannon Shaver

Board Member:

16u Baseball Team

Team Established 2016

Manager: Joseph Miller jmiller957@yahoo.com

Coach: Jesse Walz rn61000@gmail.com

Coach: Don Incalcaterra

Team Mom: Kristine Walz

Board Member: Shannon Slater & Bart Gottesman

Overview

Traveling baseball and softball are known to have a higher level of competitiveness than recreational baseball and softball. A lot of players considering to make the jump to traveling ball should be made aware of the following:

Travel ball can be more expensive than recreational. On average, our teams are playing 30 or more games per season, which equals more baseballs/softballs, umpire fees, and field maintenance. The league provides jerseys and hats for each player, allowing our kids appearance to match their dedication to baseball/softball. Our teams also participate in tournaments, some out of the state, giving our children the opportunity to play kids from all over the country. Our teams have faced opponents from Massachusetts, Connecticut, The Bronx, Texas, California, and even Mexico-just to name a few. Thus, preparing our children for baseball/softball, should they continue beyond high school.
There is no guarantee of playing time. The best players play.
There is an increased chance for high level development. Players looking to play in college and beyond should seriously consider joining a traveling team
You will be required to try out and will be placed on a team according to ability.
Rules are generally more closely related to major league baseball/softball.