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StoryAYBS set March 2021 DICK’S Sporting Goods weekend at Castleton store
Allisonville Youth Baseball & Softball lined up a partner weekend with the DICK’S Sporting Goods in the Castleton/East 82nd Street corridor, listing an all‑day stop on Sunday, March 14, 2021 [1]. The shop weekend featured a 20% discount window from Friday through Monday, March 12–15, 2021, tied to the Castleton store for families gearing up for the season [2][3].
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StoryAYBS Bombers highlight reels: two June dates vs Hoosier Shockers, Nov. 1 meeting with Mavericks
The Bombers logged two June dates against the Hoosier Shockers—June 13 and June 20—with each matchup packaged in game highlights [2][1]. The fall slate added a Nov. 1 meeting with the Indiana Mavericks, also available in a condensed reel for fans [3]. Together, the set offers a quick look at how the Bombers stacked up across summer and fall against familiar Indiana opponents [1][2][3].
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StoryAYBS anchors youth baseball and softball on Indy’s northeast side since 1954
Allisonville Youth Baseball & Softball runs recreational baseball and softball for families on the northeast side of Indianapolis, centralizing registration, league information, and donations on its website [1].The league posts schedules, standings, and results online throughout the year, including fall softball slates [2], and keeps families connected through its active Facebook page [5].AYBS operates as a nonprofit—Allisonville Youth Baseball and Softball, Inc.—with a public profile on Candid/GuideStar [3]. Established in 1954, the program emphasizes learning the game in a fun environment for local kids [8].Contact channels include a SportsEngine organization page that lists email and phone for league leadership [7], along with a mapped Indianapolis location for the program’s facilities and offices [4]. The venue also appears as a bookable baseball lesson site on TeachMe [6].
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StoryAYBS Bombers in the spotlight vs Purple Haze (2023) and Hoosier Shockers (2025)
On Nov. 5, 2023, Purple Haze matched up with the AYBS Bombers, a fall date that offered a look at the Bombers’ approach against a familiar travel opponent [1]. On Jun. 13, 2025, the Bombers lined up against the Hoosier Shockers, adding another regional test to the calendar [2].These snapshots focus on key sequences rather than full box scores, but they capture the Bombers’ tempo, situational execution and how the group measures up against nearby programs [1][2].
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StoryAYBS Angels Blue vs. Rocks 11U Green: three seeded showdowns
AYBS Angels Blue and Rocks 11U Green met multiple times across the 11U slate, with matchups featuring seeded pairings and both home and away settings [1][2][3]. The series included #4 Rocks visiting #1 Angels Blue, a return date with Angels Blue on the road, and a #2 Angels Blue trip to face the #1‑seeded Rocks [1][2][3].The run of games stacked quality reps for the AYBS side against a familiar opponent, sharpening tournament habits and late‑inning focus in a compact stretch [1][3].
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StoryAYBS keeps northeast-side families on the diamond with schedules, registration and field updates
Anchoring youth baseball and softball on Indianapolis’ northeast side, Allisonville Youth Baseball and Softball operates community leagues on fields behind Clearwater Elementary at 3575 E. 79th St., serving families across the area [1].Staying on top of game times and events is straightforward, with the league calendar posting seasonal schedules and updates throughout the year [2]. Team communications run through SportsEngine, which the club uses for rosters, schedules, scores and RSVPs to keep parents and coaches aligned [3].Sign‑ups are open across the program pathway — players, coaches and umpires — and donations help sustain fields and programming, with game‑day weather and field status available via a dedicated hotline [1][2]. The league also maintains an active community presence for families and alumni [4].
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StoryAYBS keeps northeast Indy kids on the diamond behind Clearwater Elementary
Tucked behind Clearwater Elementary off 79th Street, Allisonville Youth Baseball & Softball runs community baseball and softball for families on the northeast side of Indianapolis, with play centered on the diamonds at 3575 E. 79th St. [1][7]AYBS offers spring and fall recreational seasons across age groups, with program pages outlining divisions and season details for both baseball and softball. Registration for players, coaches, and umpires is handled directly through the league site. [2][3]Teams and families use the organization’s SportsEngine presence for communication and schedules, keeping everything in one place during the season. [5][1]Volunteer shifts are organized through the league’s DIBS system, a familiar sign-up hub for game-day help and field work. [4]AYBS also connects with community support, including a Haulstr mulch fundraiser that directs proceeds back to the league. [6]
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StoryAYBS organizes spring and fall rec ball with age-based divisions at Clearwater Elementary fields
Allisonville Youth Baseball & Softball anchors youth ball in northeast Indianapolis, organizing recreational spring and fall seasons and centralizing league operations and team pages on the SportsEngine hub. [1][5]The league’s home diamonds sit behind Clearwater Elementary at 3575 E 79th St., a well-trodden setup for families around Castleton and Keystone. [6][7]Baseball is structured in age-grouped divisions that guide players from introductory play toward more advanced, player‑pitch competition. [2] Softball features its own division layout with guidance on roster sizes and bat rules to keep games balanced and safe. [3]Schedules, RSVPs, scores and team communication live in one place to streamline week‑to‑week logistics for families and coaches. [1][5] The league calendar collects key dates and posts field and weather updates alongside event listings. [4]Coaches and umpires register alongside players as each season approaches, keeping the pipeline of volunteers strong for both diamonds. [1]
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StoryAYBS maps out Spring and Fall ball; softball teams formed by draft
Allisonville Youth Baseball and Softball anchors community ball on the northeast side of Indianapolis, operating fields at the Clearwater Elementary complex and serving local families across baseball and softball divisions [1][6].AYBS runs its year on two main tracks: a full Spring season and Fall Ball for added reps. Program details, registration windows, and league updates are posted on the league site, with the organization also maintaining its hub on SportsEngine for families connecting to league resources [2][4].In softball, teams are typically 10–12 players and are formed primarily by draft to keep competitive balance across divisions. With Board approval, players can move up or down an age division when appropriate, keeping development and safety front and center [3].A standard softball season at AYBS features roughly 14 games per team, and families can review published division definitions, playing rules, and bat regulations ahead of opening day [3].AYBS also extends a hand through its Community Assistance Program (C.A.P.), providing financial support so cost isn’t a barrier to playing. The league is organized as a nonprofit, reflected in its public charity profile [2][5].
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StoryAYBS Bombers 18U stream matchups vs Hoosier Shockers (June 13 & 20) and Indiana Mavericks (Nov. 1)
AYBS Bombers 18U took on Hoosier Shockers with full‑game streams dated June 13 and June 20, 2025 [1][2]. Another replay from Nov. 1, 2025 features a meeting with the Indiana Mavericks [3].Fans and families can scrub through key plate appearances and defensive innings to chart progress across the Bombers’ sessions [1][2][3].