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NEEDHAM SUMMER BASEBALL

TRAVEL/SELECT

Baseball · Needham · Norfolk County, MA

Competitive summer travel baseball for ages 14 to 18, playing in leagues with other area towns.

Sports
Baseball
Offers
Travel/select
Ages
Ages 14–18
Tryouts
Tryouts typically May
Location
Needham

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Wellesley Youth Baseball and Softball (WYBS)REC
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Foxborough Youth Baseball & Softball Association (FYBSA)REC
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From the organization’s own website · checked Nov 2026

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