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StoryMinnesota Herd grows youth travel program in Burnsville, anchored by 16U National team
The Herd’s base is 1353 Larc Industrial Blvd in Burnsville, where the club runs training, clinics and team programming through its Mindbody portal, including day-by-day schedule and booking options. [2][3][6]On the field, the organization fields travel sides, highlighted by the Mn Herd 16U National group listed with Burnsville as its hometown on Perfect Game, with roster and schedule pages published for tournament play. [1]Families can track updates and team moments through the club’s Facebook page and the @mnherdbaseball Instagram account. [4][5]
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StoryMinnesota Herd Baseball plants roots in Burnsville, fields 14U–17U travel teams
Minnesota Herd Baseball has established its base in Burnsville, operating out of 1353 Larc Industrial Boulevard and serving Twin Cities baseball families [3]. The club runs program channels under @mnherdbaseball on Instagram and a Facebook page for updates and team communications [1][2].On the diamond, the Herd fields age-group travel teams from 14U up through 17U, including a 16U National side and a 14U Gold group, that enter Perfect Game events across the Midwest [4][5]. Recent tournament listings show the 16U National in World Series play, including a June 22 result against Hit Machine (13–1) [4].A 2023 profile for Minnesota Herd 16U National appears in Prep Baseball Report’s tournament hub, adding another snapshot of the roster and schedule footprint [6].Beyond tournaments, the program advertises instruction and training sessions, with class sign-ups tied to its Burnsville location, and day-to-day updates pushed through its social channels [3][1][2].
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StoryHerd Baseball Club takes root in Burnsville; MN Herd 16U National active on PG slate
Herd Baseball Club is based in Burnsville and is building a local pipeline with off‑season programs, private training, and teams slated for the 2025 season to serve Twin Cities players [2][3].On the field, the MN Herd 16U National squad carries a Burnsville hometown designation and features a full roster and schedule on the Perfect Game circuit, with recent tournament reps that include the Midwest World Series [1]. The listing details player personnel and results as the 16U group continues to stack competitive innings against regional opposition [1].For Burnsville families, it means year‑round instruction close to home, anchored by a 16U National unit already competing, with more teams expected to follow into 2025 as the club expands its footprint across the metro [1][2][3].
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StoryMinnesota Herd sets up in Burnsville, fields 13U–17U teams for 2025 season
The Herd is building out its Burnsville base and gearing up for 2025 with off‑season programs, private training, and club teams operating under the Minnesota Herd banner in the south metro. The outfit lists a home in the Larc Industrial Blvd corridor and is targeting a busy year ahead. [1][2]On the diamond, the program’s multi‑team slate is already taking shape: a 13U 2025 squad led by head coach Brock Russell, alongside 16U National and 17U Gold groups set for tournament play. [3][4][5]Schedules and team pages show the Herd booking into the Midwest showcase and travel circuit across Perfect Game, Bullpen Tournaments, Prep Baseball Tournaments, and PS‑Baseball listings. [4][6][8][7]Early returns for the 13U group note a 0‑3‑0 start with 3.33 runs scored as the side finds its footing against strong travel competition. [3]
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StoryMinnesota Herd builds Burnsville pipeline: 16U at 3-1, 17U under Hendrikson
Based at 1353 Larc Industrial Boulevard in Burnsville, the Herd Baseball Club keeps the south metro buzzing, pairing instruction with a steady slate of travel ball. The club posts training sessions on Mindbody and stays connected with fans on X and Facebook. [1][2][5][6]On the diamond, Mn Herd 16U National is listed for the 2024–25 membership year and has opened Perfect Game play at 3-1-0. The roster draws from nearby communities — including Burnsville, Inver Grove Heights, Savage, and Eagan — and the schedule features the 2025 16U PG Midwest World Series in Marion, Iowa (June 19–23). [3]At 17U, a Minnesota Herd Open entry carries a 2-3-0 mark with Zach Hendrikson identified as head coach, giving the older age group a steady hand as the summer slate ramps up. [4]
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StoryMinnesota Herd builds Burnsville travel pathway; 16U National opens 3-1 on PG slate
Rooted in Burnsville, the Minnesota Herd runs a travel program that fields age-group teams and organizes tryouts for national-track rosters, with steady updates across its Facebook, X and Instagram channels and a central registration hub [1][2][5][6]. The program is branded online as Minnesota Herd or MN Herd Baseball [1][2][5].The club’s tournament footprint shows regular participation, including team listings on USSSA and a public club profile reflecting its travel focus [3][4]. On the Perfect Game circuit, the Herd’s 16U National group is registered for 2024–25 and has opened 3-1 overall with a 3-0 pool record [7].The organization operates out of Burnsville, with additional contact and sign-up details available through its Mindbody portal alongside active social updates for players and families [1][2][5][6].
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StoryMN Herd 16U National starts 3–1, sweeps pool at PG Midwest World Series
MN Herd 16U National opened its summer slate by sweeping pool play and finishing 3–1 overall at the 16U PG Midwest World Series in Marion, Iowa, June 19–23. [1]The pool‑play sweep set the tone before bracket play closed the week at 3–1, with roster and results logged for the event. [1]Looking ahead, the squad is already listed for 2025 competition on Bullpen Tournaments’ team pages. [2]
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StoryMinnesota Herd rolls out 2025 youth baseball programming in Burnsville
The Minnesota Herd, based in Burnsville, continues to grow its Twin Cities footprint with year‑round instruction, off‑season training, and team programming as 2025 approaches. [1][5]The club keeps families in the loop through active Instagram and X accounts and posts coaching staff and team updates on Facebook as rosters take shape for upcoming seasons. [1][3][2]The Herd also appears in youth baseball registries, including a USSSA team listing that underscores the program’s organized competitive pathway. [4][5]
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StoryMN Herd 16U National goes 3–1, set for 16U PG Midwest World Series
MN Herd 16U National has started fast at 3–1–0 overall, rolling 3–0 in pool play before a narrow exit in bracket action on the Perfect Game circuit [1]. The roster features local talent, including Ben Chamberlain (Burnsville), Ethan Totten, Gavin Hanson and Wyatt Gelineau among others [1].The group is entered in the 2025 16U PG Midwest World Series, scheduled for June 19–23 in Marion, Iowa, with a 2025 team profile also posting the roster and event slate for the upcoming season [1][2].
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StoryMinnesota Herd anchors in Burnsville with multi‑team youth baseball program
The Herd has made Burnsville a hub for player development, structuring teams across multiple age groups, including 12U AAA on the youth side and upper‑level squads such as 17U for showcase play [3][1]. The program’s Burnsville location is listed at 1353 Larc Industrial Blvd, with local business listings further confirming the club’s presence in the city [4][6].Staffing details for the program include Zach Hendrikson, who is listed as a head coach on a team profile, while the club’s channels spotlight instruction and seasonal tryouts/fall‑ball registration for area players [1][5]. The Herd’s footprint appears across regional directories, with entries on Rate My Baseball Club and USSSA team pages documenting its youth teams in competition [2][3].