Little League extends its ban on composite bats to the Little League (Majors) level. For a list of approved composite bats for Little League (Majors) division.
For a list of approved composite bats for Junior, Senior and Big League Baseball divisions of Little League.
Babe Ruth League updated on 2/4/11. The 13-15 and 16-18 divisions will now follow the NFHS.
Metro Baseball League also follows the NFHS.
NFHS approved bats.
If I missed something or you know of any other leagues and their standings on the composite bat moratorium or approved bat lists please let me know!
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Metro Baseball League History
1992- Volunteers from Apple Valley, Bloomington, Burnsville, Eagan, Eden Prairie, Hastings, Lakeville, Prior Lake, Rosemount, Shokopee, and Wayzata banded together to form the South Metro Baseball League (SMABL).
1996- Significant growth occured when the Northstar League, which were primarily north metro teams, merged into the SMABL and changed to Metro Baseball League (MBL).
1997- The demise of the MYBA brought a number of additional east metro teams to the MBL.
1999- Bloomington Classic League brought close to 150 teams into the MBL.
The North Classic League also agreed to merge their 60 teams into the league.
A total of 486 teams competed, making it the largest baseball league of its kind in the nation.
1996- Significant growth occured when the Northstar League, which were primarily north metro teams, merged into the SMABL and changed to Metro Baseball League (MBL).
1997- The demise of the MYBA brought a number of additional east metro teams to the MBL.
1999- Bloomington Classic League brought close to 150 teams into the MBL.
The North Classic League also agreed to merge their 60 teams into the league.
A total of 486 teams competed, making it the largest baseball league of its kind in the nation.
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