Since 2000, South Western York Baseball and Softball has been recognized as a premier youth baseball organization in south-central Pennsylvania. Our program provides an opportunity for players from age 8 through the Senior Legion to enjoy the game while playing competitive baseball against other high-level teams.

Our goal is to develop players to advance to the next level of play through a focus on sound fundamental skills and a love for the game. Our knowledgeable, passionate coaches not only reinforce baseball skills but also promote teamwork, sportsmanship and confidence. We strive to win in the context of individual and team development.

The South Western York Baseball Program was established in 2000 as an outgrowth of the Hanover Post 14 and Glen Rock Post 403 American Legion baseball programs. From 2000 to 2015, the SW York Senior Legion team was the winningest program in the York County American Legion League:

Regular Season Champions: 2000, 2001, 2006, 2010

Tournament Champions: 2000, 2001, 2005, 2006, 2010, 2011

Region IV Champions: 2000, 2001

Region IV Runner's Up: 2005

In 2013, the SW York Baseball Assoc. further expanded and joined the ranks of the youth travel baseball world, as the Outlaws were born. Offering youth travel baseball to ages 8u, 9u, 10u, 11u, 12u, 13u, and 14u, the Outlaws program was formed to give players, residing primarily in the South Western School District, the opportunity to test their skills against some of the BST kids in the area at their respective ages. Offering a higher brand of baseball, Outlaws baseball teams have competed and won at many places in the mid-atlantic region, such as No-Off Season Sports, Maple Zone Sports Institute, Sports at the Beach, Future Stars, Youth Baseball Nationals (Myrtle Beach), Iron Horse (Pittsburgh), Atlantic Coast Baseball, Ripken - Aberdeen and many more. 

In addition to the many championship and runner-up trophies our teams have won, we are more proud of the fact that we have sent over 50 players on to compete from high school into the college ranks and have had (3) players drafted by Major League Baseball teams in the MLB Amateur Draft.