More about Juniors / Seniors: 
The Junior Division is for players league age 13 and 14. We play other Junior leagues throughout Snohomish County, and our home field is located right here in Lynnwood, at Scriber Field, less than 2 miles away from Lynndale Park. Fifty percent of our games are played at home and most of the other games are played from Lynnwood to Lake Stevens. We occasionally have games in the Snohomish, Monroe and Arlington areas. We schedule about 25 games per season. Teams usually are formed by mid-February and practices begin shortly afterward. We play until early June, so the season is longer than the younger age groups (majors, minors).

This is a great place to increase your skills and have fun while you prepare yourself to play in high school. Our goals are to help you advance your skills so you can compete in high school, if that's what you desire. 

The Senior Division is for players league age 15 and 16. Games are played throughout the Snohomish County with home games being played on our local high school fields (Edmonds-Woodway, Meadowdale and Lynnwood). Weekday games are usually close by and will not interfere with high school "C" and "JV" games.

Many of our Senior players also play for their high school. This is a great place to get some extra reps in as you increase your skills for your high school team, whether you are playing on the "C" or JV teams. We work with and communicate with the high school coaches to ensure your success. We take pride in our players who play for the local high schools and encourage them to do so.

Who are our coaches, and what type of baseball do we play?

Many of our managers and coaches come from up from the majors, and some come from other organizations. We have a large number of coaches and assistants who are on the Pacific board, which helps all teams know what's going on and how to get things done. All of these coaches have a deep love for the game and for helping players advance their skills.

We play "real" baseball, with stealing, lead-offs, and pick-offs, just like the Pro's. We also play 90' foot base paths, not 80' like some other organizations for this age group. Why? Because they play 90' in high school, and most of our Junior players want to play high school ball. It is an adjustment, but players adjust easily to it. The players have an absolute blast playing "real" ball, and it's fun watching it too!

The goal of our Junior and Senior programs is to build players skills so they can compete in high school, build the players into a "team", learn the game and have fun.

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