2025 AAU Maryland District Tournaments Start This Weekend!

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Let The Games Begins! 

Good Luck to our participating Players and Coaches!

We're looking forward to a FANTASTIC tournament with great competition and many talented athletes. You're ALL WINNERS already - just remember to PLAY HARD and HAVE FUN!

The 2025 BRACKETS and SCHEDULES for our kickoff series are available below:

* * * TAKE NOTE:  Important REMINDER for all Coaches * * *

You MUST bring all ELIGIBILITY DOCUMENTS for all players to EACH GAME!

Site Locations:

Community College of Baltimore County - CCBC Dundalk
7200 Sollers Point Road
Baltimore, MD 21222-4649

Randallstown Community Center
Liberty Road Recreation Center
Located in: Brenbrook Plaza Shopping Center
3505 Resource Dr., Randallstown, MD 21133

Any Questions or Concerns? Please contact Ben DuBose at (410) 340-0635

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2025 District Championships UPDATE (02-20-25)

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A Letter of Thanks...

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Dear Mr. Dubose, Pastor Dubose and Coach Pineau,

I am writing to express my gratitude for receiving the Mel Parker Award at last week's 2015 Maryland AAU banquet.  I realize that Baseball is only one of many AAU sports, and so I especially appreciate this award. It is easy to see why Maryland AAU is so admired, and I feel very fortunate to be able to participate through Baseball.  

This unexpected recognition of my efforts toward excellence in academics and athletics gives me a new sense of confidence.  I will better my efforts in representing AAU, the District and Baseball to the best of my abilities.

Thank you so much for noticing my efforts and for giving me this award which I appreciate very much.

- Connor Graham

AAU Baseball: 2015 Report

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It's unlikely anyone was working harder for AAU Baseball this year than John Pineau. And with reason. As Sports Director for Maryland AAU Baseball, Pineau is commissioner of the RBI Wood Bat League based in Anne Arundel, Kent, Prince George’s, Calvert, and Baltimore Counties and whose job is to get Maryland playing AAU Baseball—one of the sport’s so-called “Big 4” organizations at the national level: AAU, American Legion, USSSA, AABC.

How well he does with that could have far-reaching implications for both Maryland AAU Baseball and AAU Baseball in the Mid-Atlantic States region. "Our opportunity is to keep the players and teams that come along to our league for the first time, to keep them engaged, keep them excited," Pineau said. "That's a challenge, certainly. But I think it's one that we're up to as a league and national affiliation. AAU Baseball is a terrific foundation for that."

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