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2019 END OF SEASON TOURNAMENT INFORMATION!

The 2019 season has come to an end, but now its time for the End of Season Tournament! Brackets will be updated the day after each game by 11am. Each league has 2 brackets, a Gold and a Silver Bracket.  You can view each bracket by clicking on the tab at the bottom of the document. 

Click on your league to view your bracket. 

American League End of Season Tournament Bracket

National League End of Season Tournament Bracket 

 

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    Click on this link to see the weather with the heat index included. All ESYBL games will be canceled if the heat index reaches 105. (CORRECTION: Heat index limit was incorrectly listed as 103.)

    ESYBL Mission, Vision, and Values

    The Eastern Suburban Youth Baseball League is a multi-community, volunteer-run, recreational baseball league for 9 to 12 year olds.  The ESYBL serves the Wisconsin communities of Waterloo, Marshall, Deerfield, Columbus, Jefferson, Lake Mills and Cambridge.

    MISSION - Provide a framework, expectations and tools for our communities to deliver a safe, competitive and enjoyable baseball season for all our youth and adult participants.

    VISION - Utilize our community resources and participant talents to make each season a well organized, fair, and rewarding youth baseball experience.

    VALUES - The success of the ESYBL will be a result of adhering consistently and honorably to the beliefs we value.  To that end:

    • We understand that the ESYBL is a recreational league, and our players, parents, umpires and coaches are all learning and growing their baseball skills and knowledge throughout each season.
    • Respect for each other and good sportsmanship are more important than bending the rules, arguing with umpires, or simply winning games.
    • Our children will learn lessons far beyond those of baseball while watching the adult behaviors of coaches, parents, umpires, administrators and fans.
    • The ESYBL commits to fairness, good planning, communication and administration of the baseball season, and listening to the suggestions and ideas of its participants to improve our program each year.
    • Young teens in all of our communities benefit from the training, experience and financial benefits the league provides in utilizing them as baseball umpires.
    • We recognize that the number one reason players play sports is to have fun, and the number one reason players quit sports or any activity is because they are not having fun.  Our goal each year is that our youth have fun and elect to continue their baseball experience in future years.