Here is the Information regarding Idaho American Legion Baseball for 2025

 The League will be listed as Department of Idaho American Legion Baseball

We will still use our K and K Insurance company to provide insurance.   www.kandkinsurance.com

You will be able to wear your legion uniforms with the patch on them.  They must be the same colors as the iron on patch.  

Annual Mid-Winter Meeting

January 11, 2025

Time and Place: Holiday Inn Airport

AMERICAN LEGION BASEBALL

Season Important Dates

May 15, 2025, Baseball registration and insurance due.

May 20, 2025, Background Checks and Harassment training due.

June 1, 2025, No later than June 15. Team Binder due.

June 1, 2025.Team picture due.

June 24, 2025 Final team rosters to be submitted to Dept. Chairman

July 15 Scholarships due to Dept. HQ

August 1 Department certifies winners to National for Regional Play

Aug 7-11 Regional Tournaments

Aug 9 Scholarships Due to ALWS

State B Kuna

Games July 17 to 20

State A Idaho Falls

Banquet July 23

Games July 24 to 28

State AA Nampa

Banquet July 23 

Games July 24 to 28

AA Regionals August, Billings, Montana

Banquet August 5, Games August 6-10 

A Regional August, Burley, Idaho

Banquet August 6 Games August 7 -11

AA World Series, Shelby North Carolina

Opening Ceremony ~ “A” Regional Tournament

Burley, ID ~ 8-7-25

For over a century, the American Legion has strengthened our nation and its veterans through programs, services, compassion and actions that have proven vital, timeless and life changing.

One of our youth programs, American Legion Baseball celebrates 100 years of service in 2025. 100 years! 1925..... one short year later, more than 52,000 players were participating in our program.

Legends and war heroes such as Yogi Berra, Ted Williams and Bob Feller would comprise some of the Hall of Famers who have played Legion Baseball. By 1947 Babe Ruth himself would serve as the National Spokesman and Consultant for the program.

In 2010 the National Executive Committee selected Shelby, NC as the home of The American Legion Baseball World Series.

Coverage by ESPN soon followed.

Over its first century, conservative estimates are that more than 10 million young people have played American Legion Baseball. Think about that.....

89 Hall of Fame Major League ballplayers got their start playing Legion Ball!

Something to be proud of.

Something to tell the Club/Travel Ball teams that come calling for you to leave our program for what they say are "greener pastures."

That patch you wear on your uniform sleeve means something.

It's a badge of honor that came with a price.

A price of over 600,000 lives lost in Battle by our Soldiers, Sailors, Airmen & Marines.

So..... be proud of that patch you wear while playing American Legion Baseball.

Be proud that you represent the American Legion, the largest veteran services organization in the country.

And THAT is something to be proud of.

You are one of eight teams representing 6 western states in this Northwest "A division.

Be VERY proud of that as well.

Tim Shaw

Commander

American Legion

Post 143

District 1 Director

Department of Idaho Baseball

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