The Gallion Graders join the GLSCL.
http://www.richlandsource.com/...9ffeb4.html?mode=jqm
Expect one more team to join.
The Gallion Graders join the GLSCL.
http://www.richlandsource.com/...9ffeb4.html?mode=jqm
Expect one more team to join.
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Interesting,
I was thinking the Michigan Summer Collegiate League would make a push for a Northern Divsion.
http://www.greatlakesleague.or...VKH5uuF23UA.facebook
Heres some additional info on the Graders. The article says there will be twelve teams this year. Currently there are nine on the Great lakes site, plus The Ironmen. With the graders that makes 11. So there is probably one more team still to announce. It has to be Norther Ohio Baseball. They currently have a team in the Tri-State league, I wonder if they will keep both teams like the Terriers did, with the Canton Terriers in the tri-state and the Stark County Terriers in the Great Lakes.
Another new team. The GLSCBL has added a team in Canada
Add the Grand river Loggers to the list. The league will have 15 teams in 2017.
http://greatlakesscbl.bbstats....gs.html?leagueid=625
My son just heard about this in the past week or so......they got an email letting them know they'll need passports. The field in Windsor is only about 5 miles over the bridge.....cool old stadium right off of Lake St. Clair....probably have to make a trip to that one next summer
So your son will be a Loco again next year? One of my son's old teammates from OWU was a Loco last summer.
Yep, another summer with the Locos. He's hoping for a good spring and another good summer. Fall baseball has been very good....team looks to be much improved over last spring. We'll find out in February. With regard to CS....my son is good friends with him. They went to HS 20 miles apart and played against each other in baseball during HS....so they knew each other a little bit before last summer.
Current 15 teams in the Great lakes league. The league is split into north and south divisions.
Teams in Ohio, michigan, Indiana and Canada.
Quite a few more teams than when my son played for Licking county.