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Saturday, Feb. 7
18+ Division
35+ Division
Tryout for new players
Registration for the 2026 Spring/Summer season in both the 18+ and 35+ divisions has begun.
Registration fees will remain $225 and will include 15 regular-season games, two spring training games, and the season-ending championship tournament. This year we expect to add a few new things to the season.
First, we are expecting an 18+ All-Star game between all-stars from our league to play against all-stars from the Carolina Men's Baseball league, which plays in Jacksonville and Wilmington. Second, we are working out details to play several 18+ inter-league games. We will visit them and they will visit us. Details are being discussed and will be announced when approved by both leagues.
We are trying to add those same things for the 35+ division, but the surrounding leagues do not have an upper age division.
To register for the upcoming season, click here, choose the correct division and fill out the registration form. Registration fees are due before the season begins.
Registration will be conduted on this website. Additional details will be announced when registration opens.
Little, Nixon take MPV honors
Bill Little and Denver Nixon each won MVP honors for their respective divisions for the 2025 ECABL season.
Little, the 2022 and 2023 MVP in the 18+ Division, edged out Alex Calebrese by three points. Jayson Melendez was third in the voting.
Nixon, in his rookie season with the Orioles in the 35+ Division, won the MVP honor over Trey Bennett and Travis Wynne.
Calabrese does not leave the voting empty-handed, winning the 18+Â Cy Young award over Bill Little and Will Flynn, who tied for second place in the voting.
The Orioles' Travis Wynne narrowly edged out his teammate, Nixon, for the Cy Young award. Wynne garnered 23 points to Nixon's 20. Roland Fielder finished third in the voting.
Little also took home the 18+ Silver Slugger award with 27 points, over Calabrese (16) and Melendez (10).
The Dodgers' Trey Bennett, in the closest vote, won the 35+ Silver Slugger award, edging out Nixon, 18-17. Randy Mason finished third with 12 points.