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Travel Baseball Club

Bandits Baseball is dedicated to developing talented, smart, confident, disciplined, team-oriented ballplayers through high-level training and competitive games.

HOW WE'RE DIFFERENT

We offer a unique combination of benefits:

 

  • Emphasis on team-building, sportsmanship, advanced skill development, and baseball IQ

  • Competitive games against other club teams

  • The familiarity and cohesiveness of playing on an all-Brookline team

  • The convenience of practicing and playing home games in Brookline

  • Total cost that's roughly half of what out-of-town club teams charge

 

ROSTER SELECTION

Each roster will be made up of roughly 12–15 players (full-timers and reserves). While we welcome all eligible players to try out for the Bandits, not everyone will be selected for the roster.

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We're looking for serious players who are ready to:

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  • Make a commitment to the program

  • Give their best mental and physical effort

  • Take responsibility for their decisions and actions

  • Put the team ahead of themselves

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COMMITMENT

If you’re selected for a Bandits team, you’ll be expected to attend practices regularly in the fall and winter, and make the Bandits your primary sports commitment during the season.

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PROGRAM COST

The Bandits program is non-profit. The cost of the entire program is expected to be roughly $2500 for players who are offered full-time roster spots. Full and partial fee waivers are available for those who have a financial hardship.​​​​​

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MORE INFORMATION

If you have any questions about the Bandits, please contact the program director, John Bucci.

​ELIGIBILITY

​​​​The Bandits program is for players who live in Brookline or attend a Brookline school and will not be playing on an out-of-town club baseball team in 2027. ​

Bandits
  • ​​​Fall: Two practices each week focused on situational training and skill development

  • Winter: Several indoor practices each week, December–March

  • Spring: Off for the HS baseball season

  • Summer: Tournaments on weekends, June–August, and possibly games in the PG League

  • Fall: Several practices each week focused on
    in-depth training on the big diamond

  • Winter: Several indoor practices each week, December–March

  • Spring: PG League doubleheaders and tournaments on weekends, April–June (compatible with the BYB Seniors schedule)

  • Fall: Several practices each week focused on
    in-depth training on the intermediate diamond

  • Winter: Several indoor practices each week, December–March

  • Spring: PG League doubleheaders and tournaments on weekends, April–June (compatible with the BYB Majors schedule)

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