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American Amateur Baseball Congress
(AABC)
Homepage: www.voyager.net/aabc
Rules and regulations: http://www.aabc.us/rule%20changes.html
History:
AABC, now one of the largest
amateur baseball organizations in the US, has
come a long way since its foundation in 1935.
American Amateur Baseball Congress (AABC) is
the largest amateur baseball organizations in
the United States for players above junior baseball
age and the only amateur baseball program, which
provides progressive and continuous organized
competition - sub teens through adults. It is
coordinated with other programs through USA Baseball
and the American Baseball Coaches Association.
Conducting continuous organized competition on
a national level, AABC is now composed of seven
different age divisions in the states, Puerto
Rico and Canada. Play is also conducted in four
(4) single age divisions; 9's, 11,s, 13's and
15's.
The AABC has organized leagues
in 42 U.S. states, even extending its coverage
to Puerto Rico, Canada and Mexico. It conducts
competition in seven age groups, 8 and under,
10u, 12u, 14u, 16u, 18u, and adults.
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