
Six-tunnel batting pavilion
Built in summer 2024 with anonymous donors, the Conicelli family, league sponsors, the Borough and volunteers. Ribbon cut Nov 19.

CBSL baseball home games are played here, and so are softball’s ICGSL home games (away games are at other towns’ fields): 900 Freedley Street, Conshohocken, PA 19428. It’s Conshohocken’s largest park.
restroom facilities in the park
the CBSL snack stand, staffed by volunteers and team parents
outdoor basketball courts in the park
off-street parking
for parties and picnics (Borough rentals)
ADA-compliant playground (renovated 2017) and ADA-compliant walking trail
Amenities are from the Borough of Conshohocken's Sutcliffe Park page.

| Field | Used for |
|---|---|
| Majors Field (convertible 46/60 & 50/70, scoreboard) | Minors & Majors |
| Pitching Machine (PM) Field | Machine Pitch & Minors |
| Lower Field (convertible base & pitching distances, new dugouts) | Softball 12/15, Machine Pitch, Minors, Coach Pitch, Majors |
| Upper Field | Softball 8/10 & Coach Pitch |
| Senior Field (large open field) | All divisions (Quickball and 13U Connie Mack in Fall 2026) |
| Batting Pavilion (6 tunnels) | All divisions |
Field use comes from the league’s Fall 2026 field & game schedule. The park map labels the Majors, Pitching Machine, Upper, Lower and Senior fields.

Built in summer 2024 with anonymous donors, the Conicelli family, league sponsors, the Borough and volunteers. Ribbon cut Nov 19.
The Lower Field is now convertible to the different base and pitching distances our baseball and softball divisions and age groups need.
The new dugouts at the Lower Field are built.

Our “Home of Conshy Baseball & Softball · 1955” mural greets every family at Sutcliffe. It is by local artist Brittany Grala, who also painted our Curveball mural. Watch Brittany’s mural time-lapse on Facebook.

A six-tunnel batting pavilion, built in summer 2024. Made possible by anonymous donors, the Conicelli family, league sponsors, Conshohocken Borough, and countless volunteer hours. Ribbon cut November 19th. Times Herald story · Conicelli family
The scoreboard on the Majors Field got a facelift thanks to the Conshohocken Bocce Club, a long-time supporter of the league. Proceeds from the 2026 Curveball Classic Home Run Derby go to further field and scoreboard updates.
Fresh infield mix for better play and player safety. Thanks to the Borough of Conshohocken for a truckload of mix, and to the volunteers who spent hours moving dirt.
The new dugouts are built, and the Lower Field is now convertible to the different base and pitching distances that our baseball and softball divisions and age groups need.
An interchangeable field: 46/60 for Minors and 50/70 for Majors. Our fields grow with our athletes and ease the move to 60/90.






Home of Conshy mural by local artist Brittany Grala. Watch Brittany’s mural time-lapse on Facebook