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IRONDALE BASEBALL LEAGUE

RECTRYOUT TEAMS

Baseball · New Brighton area · Ramsey County, MN

Instructional and travel baseball for ISD 621 families across New Brighton, Mounds View, Arden Hills, Shoreview, St. Anthony and Roseville.

Sports
Baseball
Offers
Rec · Travel/select
Location
New Brighton area

Other baseball programs nearby

Tri-City Red/Maroon American Legion Baseball (New Brighton Post 513)TRAVEL/SELECT
New Brighton areaJunior Legion baseball teams Tri-City Red and Tri-City Maroon, sponsored by New Brighton American Legion Post 513.
St. Anthony Baseball AssociationREC
St. Anthony areaNonprofit recreational youth baseball program serving St. Anthony Village.
Shoreview Area Youth BaseballREC
Shoreview areaRec and travel baseball league for 3rd- to 7th-grade players serving Shoreview families.
Roseville Area Youth BaseballREC
RosevilleRookie through C League recreational baseball plus a competitive travel program, based at Central Park in Roseville.
Rosetown American Legion Baseball (Post 542)TRAVEL/SELECT
Roseville areaAmerican Legion junior and senior baseball team sponsored by Roseville Post 542, playing at Legion Field.
Saint Paul Parks and RecreationREC
Saint PaulCitywide Saint Paul recreation-center programs, including the youth sports leagues run out of each rec center.

From the organization’s own website · checked Nov 2026

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