League News
Braves starter Gavin Elliot struck out eight Aces to lead South County to a semifinal series matchup against the Olney Cropdusters.
No. 1 Cropdusters will take on the No. 4 Braves, and the No. 2 Big Train face off against the No. 3 Senators. The winner of each best-of-three series will advance to the League Championship Series.
A late rally from Gaithersburg came up short as Silver Spring-Takoma advances to Friday's Wild Card game.
Alexandria's 6-1 victory secured them a spot in Friday's Wild Card round.
The Cropdusters won the North Division and Regular Season Championship, while the Senators took home the South Division crown. This article will be updated daily with the results of each playoff game.
The CRSCBL postseason begins on Thursday, July 23. Learn more about the players and trends to look for with each team.
Nadav Machlin grew up in Israel and represented their national team at multiple age levels. After coming to the U.S. this spring, he's put up impressive numbers at a Texas junior college and for the Metro South County Braves.
Infielder James Layman hit .500 and scored 11 runs in five games, while right-hander Conlan Taylor pitched to a 0.90 ERA in two starts.
Players and staff from the Big Train, Thunderbolts, and Giants collected more than 1,800 pounds of food donations Saturday morning. All donations go to the Manna Food Center to help fight food insecurity in Montgomery County.
The Big Train, Cropdusters, and Senators are battling for the top two seeds, which come with a bye straight to the league semifinal series. Meanwhile, the Braves are looking to hold off challengers to secure a top-4 seed and a bye past the initial play-in game.
Each week throughout the season, the Cal Ripken Sr. Collegiate Baseball League staff releases its power rankings, recognizing the league’s top three teams.
Grays infielder Hartley Rahman hit three homers and reached base 11 times in four games, while Cropdusters southpaw Austin Weiss threw five hitless innings in relief.
Seven Big Train alumni, one former Giant, and a former Cropduster were taken in this year's MLB draft.
Luke Adkins played three summers for the Big Train (2006, 2008-09) and was inducted into the Cal Ripken Sr. League Hall of Fame in 2021. Now, he's back at Povich Field as an assistant coach.
Each week throughout the season, the Cal Ripken Sr. Collegiate Baseball League staff releases its power rankings, recognizing the league’s top three teams.
For four members of the Olney Cropdusters, their bond spans over a decade of Montgomery County baseball.
