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StorySteel City Select teams confirmed on Perfect Game, PBR, Prospect Select, AC Baseball and Five Tool
Steel City Select’s footprint spans several national platforms, with active team hubs on Five Tool Youth [1], AC Baseball — including the Cap Classic Series [2][3] — the Ohio Fall Baseball League [4], Prospect Select [5], Prep Baseball Tournaments at the 18U level [6], and Perfect Game at 16U [7].Multiple squads compete under the “Steel City Select Navy” designation, reflecting the program’s depth across brackets [1][2][3]. Team pages on these circuits track opponents, results and win–loss entries typical for each platform, providing a running ledger of the club’s travel slate [1][2][5][6].
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StorySteel City Select youth teams open strong: 10U Navy at 7-1, 18U at 3-0-1
Steel City Select is back in tournament rhythm across multiple age groups. The 10U Navy group has opened 7-1-0, a brisk start that reflects the depth in the lower ranks [2]. The 18U side has also banked results, sitting at 3-0-1 on its early slate [1].The club is active across the major travel circuits, with team pages and schedules posted on Perfect Game — including a 16U roster — and Prospect Select’s event listings, signaling a full spring-summer slate for the program [3][4][5]. Tournament profiles on AC Baseball/PlayACEvents round out the footprint, with rosters and results organized for multiple Steel City Select teams [1][2][6].
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StorySteel City Select fields 10U–18U teams across Perfect Game, Prospect Select and Plum slates
Steel City Select’s footprint spans the youth diamond in the North Hills, with age-group teams from 10U up through 18U listed across regional tournament platforms [1][3][4][5][6][7].On the Plum/PlayACE circuit, the club appears with multiple entries, including a 10U “Steel City Select Navy” side and additional age groups such as 15U, each with team profiles and event results [1][2][3]. The Perfect Game pages further document the program’s participation, including a dedicated 16U team profile alongside the broader club listing used for showcase and tournament play [4][5].Prospect Select’s database shows Steel City Select operating showcase squads under labels like “Steel City Select Minch” and a combined 17U/18U roster, underscoring the program’s multi-team structure for older age groups [6][7]. The club also maintains a Facebook presence for families and followers in the Pittsburgh area [8].
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StorySteel City Select expands multi-team footprint across regional circuits
From youth through high school grad-year brackets, Steel City Select is fielding multiple rosters under the club umbrella, giving players steady reps against regional competition. The club’s teams are active on the Plum Baseball & Softball Tournaments platform, where several Steel City Select entries are listed, including a Navy group [1][2][5].The footprint stretches into league play as well, with a Steel City Select Carolina roster competing in the Great Lakes Baseball League [3], while event circuits such as Prospect Select and Five Tool Youth also feature Steel City Select-branded teams, including the Minch and Navy 2025 groups [4][6].Across these platforms, team pages track rosters, schedules, and results, underscoring the breadth of the club’s operation as it places multiple age-group squads across regional weekends and league slates [1][3][4][6].
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StorySteel City Select lines up multiple age-group teams across regional circuits
Steel City Select continues to fly the North Hills flag on the travel circuit, with active team profiles on Perfect Game for the organization and age groups that include a 16U side [1][2][3].The club’s reach extends across other platforms as well, with the Steel City Select Minch entry on Prospect Select and listings for Steel City Select Navy and an additional team on Plum Baseball & Softball’s tournament hub—complete with team pages that carry schedules and event details [5][6][7].Rooted in Wexford and drawing from Pittsburgh’s northern communities, the program maintains a visible presence year-round as its squads rotate through weekend showcases and qualifiers [4].
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StorySteel City Select fields travel teams across age groups in Wexford
Steel City Select, based in Wexford, runs a youth baseball program that fields multiple travel teams across age groups, including entries seen at Plum Baseball & Softball events for 15U and a 10U "Steel City Select Navy" squad [3][4][5].The club also competes under the USSSA umbrella as Steel City Select Showcase Kurtz - West, reflecting its participation in that sanctioning body’s tournament slate [1]. Its footprint extends to the Five Tool youth platform, where a public team page tracks event participation and schedules [6].At the high-school level, the program’s 17U entry recorded a 2–4–0 tournament mark during the 2021–22 cycle on the Perfect Game circuit, underscoring its presence in that national showcase environment [7]. For updates and program information, Steel City Select maintains an active page at @steelcitybaseball [2].
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StorySteel City Select lines up multi-age travel teams across the Wexford-Pittsburgh circuit
Steel City Select continues to stock the western Pennsylvania travel circuit, fielding multiple age-group teams across USSSA, PlayACEvents/AC Baseball & Softball, Five Tool Youth and Prospect Select databases. [1][2][3][6]Entries appear under the program’s Steel City Select, Steel City Select Navy and Steel City Select White banners, a setup used across levels on regional event sites. [1][4][6]Registrations span youth through showcase ages—10U and 11U on the youth side, with high school-level entries tracked on showcase platforms. [2][5][3]USSSA listings tie the club to both sides of the North Hills: an 11U team based in Wexford and a 14U Navy group registered out of Pittsburgh. [5][7]Event profiles log schedules, opponents and game results through each tournament weekend, a clear window into where the Select are headed next. [1][2]
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StoryNorth Stars Athletics Expands in Wexford as Steel City Select Prepares for Developmental Season
Steel City Select remains a key part of youth baseball and softball in Wexford, Pennsylvania, operating out of the 304 Warrendale Road facility and providing structured competitive opportunities for young athletes in the region (mapquest.com). The club continues its focus on player development and local competition. At the same time, in nearby Wexford, North Stars Athletics—a nonprofit girls travel softball organization—has begun expansion efforts in anticipation of the 2026–2027 season, seeking interested players across multiple age groups (northstarssoftball.com). Together, the increased activity by North Stars Athletics and the ongoing operations of Steel City Select reflect robust engagement in youth baseball and softball within the Wexford area.
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StorySteel City Select Featured in Regional Tournament Statistics
Steel City Select is referenced in recent regional tournament data, with the 16U squad from Wexford, Pennsylvania, recording a notable 6‑2 win‑loss record and a 75% winning percentage at the 726 Columbus Classic, having scored 51 runs and allowed 38 for a positive +13 run differential (play.ps-baseball.com). Additionally, the 15U contingent logged an 11‑9‑1 record with a .523 winning percentage in open‑division play, registering 133 runs scored against 123 allowed for a +10 run differential (go.playacevents.com). These metrics highlight the competitive performance of Steel City Select’s youth baseball programs in recent tournament play.
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StorySteel City Select 18U Finishes Balanced at Recent Wexford Showcase
Steel City Select continues to field competitive youth baseball and softball teams in Wexford, Pennsylvania. At a recent 18U showcase in Wexford, the team posted a 7‑7 record, finishing with a .500 win percentage. The 18U squad averaged 4.5 runs scored per game, while allowing an average of 4.14 runs, resulting in a slight positive run differential of +0.36. Team administrators include assistant coaches Darrin Mesick, Brian Momchilovich and Randy Collins, with RJ Matetic serving as team administrator. This performance underscores Steel City Select’s consistent presence in regional youth tournaments.