Kino Baseball (520) 730-2506 | Tucson Arizona
Thank you Jimmy John's
Bulldog Security Screens has kept Arizona homes secure for over ten years with our stainless steel wire mesh security screens for windows and doors.
Thank you for sponsoring the league and our events.
Thank you for your generous donation, Banner University Medicine Orthopedics & Sports Medicine.
Please be advised that road construction will take place in the area surrounding the Kino Sports Complex this summer from 7:00 PM to 6:00 AM daily. During these hours delays are expected. Drivers are encouraged to be patient and exercise caution when traveling through the area.
This work is scheduled as part of ongoing improvements to local infrastructure. We appreciate your patience and cooperation.
The Kino Baseball League presents the Southern Arizona High School all-star baseball games.
We Thank Our Sponsors
DBat |Dick’s Sporting Goods | Raising Cane’s | Hooters | Uncle Bob’s Popcorn
2025 Eligibility: 2025 Graduating high school seniors and full time college students.
A summer College Baseball destination for the serious and highly competitive player, games played at the Kino Sports Complex.
Proceeds go towards Local Veterans Serving Veterans.
30+ Varsity Teams and 20+ Jayvee Teams
Parents of athletes ages 12 to 18, should know of the recruiting changes underway for college athletics.
The landscape of college athletics and the recruiting process is forever changing due in part to the following:
A Summer High School Baseball League for Jayvee and Varsity. A highly competitive league with a chance to advance and play in the National Legion Champtionship.
Days of play are Monday – Thursday with a minimum of 12 games.
All teams will be required to participate in the opening ceremonies at the Kino Sports Complex to kick-off the season.
“Where History and Tradition Meet”
Jayvee (8th, 9th, 10th, 11th grades) | Varsity Divisions (9th,10th, 11th grades)
Season is June
The Chris Moon Memorial preserves the legacy of a big-hearted young man who unselfishly put his talent on the back burner so that he could serve his country in a time of war.
Getting Noticed, Getting Scholarships & Playing the Sport You Love After High School,Read more...
Umpires
Davey Johnson (1999) once summed up all the strike zone rule changes in a single statement, "It's always been the job of the hitter and pitcher to recognize the strike zone for that particular night, whether it is high or wide, and adjust accordingly. It's been like that for like two-hundred years."The Heart of Umpiring at the Amateur Level
Approved BatsComplete list of Approved BBCOR Baseball Bats
