Elba Baseball & Softball Association: Welcome

Practices begin April 16th!!  Time to play ball!!!  Good luck to all Elba participants. 

Elba Baseball and Softball Association would like to thank all the parents who registered their ball players with us.  We will have nearly 500 players participating at our complex again this year!   

 When the season arrives, please remember that our road, (Killiam Drive) is a private road, not maintained by Lapeer, but the residents. There are kids on the street and people trying to live while we are enjoying our season. Please remember to drive slow and not block the road with parking. Car pooling with friends and/or family members is encouraged to help avoid parking issues.    As a courtesy to all residents,  parking is prohibited on the road.

Our complex is a smoke free facility, smoking is permitted outside the fences only.

No pets are allowed within the complex.  Fans will be asked to remove the pet from the complex if a pet is brought into the facility. 

Please be sure to check out our sponsor page and try to shop with them. When you stop in be sure to thank them for their support of our kids. Some of them don't even have kids that play ~ they're just simply helping us out!

A lot of work goes on at our complex that goes unseen and under appreciated.  Many volunteers make playing at our facility possible.  A special thanks to Lee Yorton for grooming the fields.  They looked great in 2011.  Especially given the wet weather we had.  Also a special thank you to Jean Yorton for heading up our concessions operations.  Your efforts were greatly appreciated by all the board members. 

ABOUT ELBA BASEBALL & SOFTBALL ASSOCIATION:
Elba Baseball & Softball Assoc. is a non-profit organization formed to provide structured recreational sports for girls and boys between the ages of 5 and 15. The League has provided baseball and softball activities for over 10,000 children since 1980, drawing participants from Lapeer, Genesee, Oakland, and Tuscola counties. Our complex is located on Killiam Drive, off Davison Road, approximately 3/4 mi. east of Elba Road in Elba Township.