Cranberry Baseball League
Excellence In Amateur Baseball Since Eisenhower Was President

About The League

Since its inception in 1960, The Cranberry Baseball League has provided a venue for the area’s best amateur, collegiate and former professional players, coaches and umpires in Southeastern Massachusetts and Rhode Island. The Cranberry league is a “wooden bat” league.  The Cranberry League is a member of the American Amateur Baseball Congress (AABC) and competes in the "Stan Musial" Division.  2010 marks the 51st Season for the CBL.

Originally founded by  Connie Spillane, who passed away in November 2003.  Connie was the driving force behind amateur baseball in the area for over 70 years.  The League currently consists of eleven teams in a geographical area that stretches from Boston in the north, Cape Cod in the south and Weymouth in the east to Foxboro in the west. The level of competition has been and continues to be extremely high. 

The League regular season schedule runs from Memorial Day through mid-July.  The Top 5 teams will compete in the AABC Stan Musial Tournament State Tournament.  This year's baseball schedule will include:

Regular season

• 24 games
• Sunday, May 30th – Sunday, July 12th
• Games will be Sundays (doubleheaders), Tuesdays, Thursday, and every other Wednesday.
• CBL League Championship Series, Frothingham Park, Easton July 18th and 19th (if necessary)

All Star Game

• Friday, July 16th Campanelli Stadium, Brockton 6:30 PM

Stan Musial:

• Begins Saturday, July 25th- Top 5 CBL Teams will play in the State Tournament

Over the years, the Cranberry League has excelled against its peers. In eighteen of the last twenty-one years, a CBL team has won the State Championship in the American Amateur Baseball Congress (Stan Musial) Tournament.  The Huskies, White Sox and the Weymouth Elks have also won the North Atlantic Championship and have finished as high as 2nd in the World Series.  

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