League age 7
No fall evaluation. The 7U team forms in Spring 2027.
- Head coach
- Chosen after the team is formed, typically a parent of a player on the team
- Schedule
- On GameChanger once the team is formed

Six Cal Ripken travel teams, 7U to 12U, representing Conshohocken in district tournaments and beyond.
For rising 8U and older players, for the Spring 2027 teams. All sessions are at Sutcliffe Park. Players only need to attend one session.
Registration is open for 8U–12U evaluations (opened Oct 8, 2026). Reminder: 11U & 12U this weekend (Oct 17–18).
How to register: log in on the league’s Sports Connect site, or enter your email there to create a free account. You’ll come back to the league’s Registration page; pick the 8U–12U tournament team evaluations. Don’t see it? Email ConshyBaseballSoftballLeague@gmail.com.
Sutcliffe Park, 900 Freedley St, Conshohocken · Map
Sutcliffe Park, 900 Freedley St, Conshohocken · Map
7U: no fall evaluation. The 7U team forms in Spring 2027.
It avoids cold spring weather and forms teams earlier, so players get winter team-building and skill development, and the spring can stay focused on rec.
Each team plays a one-year season, from the fall evaluation to the next. Coaches are chosen after each team is formed, typically a parent of a player on the team. Questions before then? Contact the Travel Team Coordinator, Anthony Zeltner.
League age 7
No fall evaluation. The 7U team forms in Spring 2027.
League age 8
Evaluations: Sat Oct 24 or Sun Oct 25
League age 9
Evaluations: Sat Oct 24 or Sun Oct 25
League age 10
Evaluations: Sat Oct 24 or Sun Oct 25
League age 11
Evaluations: Sat Oct 17 or Sun Oct 18
League age 12
Evaluations: Sat Oct 17 or Sun Oct 18
Nine tournament titles for Conshy travel teams in 2026. Every 2026 title is remembered with a tournament-winner brick at Sutcliffe Park.

PA Cal Ripken District 2 Tournament · 2026
Advanced to the 2026 Pennsylvania State Cal Ripken Tournament (8U Southeast).
Conshy Baseball Classic · 2026
Our own tournament at Sutcliffe Park, June 10–17, 2026.
Drexel Hill Summer Slayer · 2026
Conshy Baseball Classic · 2026
Our own tournament at Sutcliffe Park, June 2026.
Nether Swarthmore Bash · 2026
Whitemarsh Slugfest · 2026
May Blast · 2026
Roxborough Rumble · 2026
Conshy Baseball Classic · 2026
Our own tournament at Sutcliffe Park, June 2026.
Ripken Experience · Aberdeen, MD
A shout-out to our 12U boys’ trip to the Ripken Experience in Aberdeen, MD. Most of these boys have grown up in the league, and we could not be more proud of them!
From CBSL Instagram, Sep 4, 2026
A summary of CBSL’s Tournament Team Guidelines (2026, version dated Sep 23, 2026). The full document is the official version.
8U–12U teams are chosen at the autumn tryout and stay together until the next fall tryout, when all teams are dissolved and re-picked. The 7U team tries out in April for a season from the end of rec to early August.
Tryouts are scored 1–20 by coaches with no tie to the team being picked. Scores are combined with spring rec head coach evaluations (70% rec evaluation, 30% tryout); a player whose only CBSL season is the fall rec season before tryouts is scored by their fall rec coach. A player injured for the evaluation season who did not play at least 60% of the games may use their tryout score for the full weight. The top 10 eligible players make the team, provided they are available during travel season, and the head coach may add up to 3 more players.
Players must play their designated Cal Ripken age (some existing players are grandfathered to play up). At least one CBSL spring or fall rec season in the calendar year before the tryout is required. First-season fall players need 60% game attendance. 6-year-olds may try out for 7U.
The head coach comes from the parent/guardian coaches of the top 10 scoring players. If more than one volunteers, the board votes. The head coach picks assistants. Coaching is a one-year role.
All travel teams must play the Conshohocken travel tournaments hosted by CBSL. 8U–12U teams are expected to play their district tournament. Seasons pause at the end of July, with August as a break unless a team is still playing in districts.
Players should not have commitments that keep them out of more than one June or July tournament without the head coach’s approval. Playing time is earned, not guaranteed. Costs (winter workouts, tournaments, jerseys, districts) are paid when a player accepts a spot, and accommodation can be arranged.