About

Beaver County Colt League is a nonprofit baseball organization serving players throughout Beaver County. The BCCL is home to both American Legion and Colt League baseball, offering traditional, competitive baseball for local athletes. The league was founded in 1961 by Ambridge, Brighton Township, Beaver, Rochester and New Brighton. Many Beaver County communities joined in the years that followed, and the BCCL is now one of the longest-standing community Colt League baseball leagues on the East Coast. Each year the BCCL crowns a champion. The winning manager receives the BCCL Championship Trophy, the original trophy from the league's first season, engraved with the name of every champion since. It is displayed at each game before the presentation, which is made by the previous season's championship manager. The league includes Major and Minor divisions, with American, National, Northern League, and Southern League competition. In addition to league play, the BCCL supports travel teams, tournament opportunities, recruiting exposure, and player development. Fans and families can follow season updates through the league's Facebook page and GameChanger, where games are broadcast and player statistics are recorded. The league welcomes community support through donations to help sustain baseball in Beaver County.