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HistoriaVipers CenCal deepen Fresno pipeline; 12U gets reps at Granite Park
Vipers Baseball Central Valley, the CenCal arm of Total Baseball Vipers, continues to build out its Fresno footprint, fielding age‑group travel teams built on pro‑style instruction and year‑round development [1][4]. The program serves the Central Valley and draws from Fresno‑area talent, with some listings placing the club in Kingsburg in Fresno County [7].Team pages show CenCal squads in multiple divisions — including 12U through high school — registered for regional circuits and showcase events [2][3].The 12U group logged tournament reps at Granite Park, facing East Bay Legends 12U in pool play at the NCS King of Kings on March 22, 2025, in Fresno [6].Across the calendar, the Vipers promote tryouts, clinics and competitive travel schedules aligned with the organization’s broader pipeline and CenCal footprint [1][4]. Program contacts and updates are maintained through official channels, including a public phone line and email for families tracking upcoming sessions [5].Results and rosters for Central Valley entries are also tracked across youth baseball circuits [8][3].
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HistoriaVipers CenCal 13U take 8th at NCS tournament on Sept. 9, 2023
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HistoriaVipers Central Valley sets 2025–26 coaching staff; Shawn Meusborn to direct program
Vipers Baseball Central Valley laid out its 2025–26 coaching slate, listing Shawn Meusborn as Director and assigning leads across 10U Navy, 12U Black, 12U Navy and 13U/14U teams for the new cycle [1][2].The staff includes longtime prep coach Tom Meusborn, noted on the slate with his role as Sierra Canyon’s head varsity coach and past USA youth gold in Mexico, alongside assistants with high‑school coaching experience in the region [1].The Central California site positions the Fresno‑area operation as the local hub for the Vipers’ age‑group travel teams and player development, with program and contact details for families across the Valley [2][3].
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HistoriaCenCal Vipers set 2025–26 under Total Baseball Vipers; Fresno travel teams on USSSA, PlayNCS
The CenCal Vipers operate as the Central Valley branch of the Total Baseball Vipers, with a dedicated regional site supporting the Fresno-area program’s information and updates [1][2].CenCal teams compete on the USSSA and PlayNCS circuits, where official team pages list Fresno as home base and track seasonal entries and results, including a 13U listing for the region [3][4].For 2025–26, program leadership highlights Scott Switalla as Director for Vipers 7U–14U and notes his role as an assistant coach at Sierra Canyon High School, with longtime coach Shawn Meusborn also among the organization’s directors/coaches [5]. Roster, tryout, and contact details for the Central California teams are maintained through the CenCal site [2].
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HistoriaCentral Valley Vipers on Perfect Game rolls; homeschool listing posted in Fresno
The Central Valley Vipers appear on the Perfect Game Baseball Association platform as a registered squad, with Kingsburg, CA listed as the team’s hometown and points tracked across PG events. [1]The program is also listed in the Homeschool Hall directory in Fresno, described as a sports and athletics option and showing 1406 North Fresno Street, Fresno, CA 93703 as its address. [2]Families following the Vipers can use the PG team page to monitor tournament entries and results as the youth calendar rolls through the Valley. [1]
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HistoriaVipers Baseball Central Valley anchored in Fresno; CenCal 13U listed for NCS play
The Vipers’ footprint in the Central Valley is set: Total Baseball Vipers’ Central California program operates locally, with a Central Valley location listed at 1406 N Fresno St., Fresno, CA 93703, and open sign-ups for players and families [1][2]. A community directory backs the same Fresno address for the club [3].On the field, the CenCal 13U group is registered with National Championship Sports in the 13U D2 division, with fixtures and updates posted on the team page [4]. The organization also promotes ongoing age-group tryouts, with recent sign-up materials highlighting 13U and 14U teams among its travel offerings [2][5].
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HistoriaTotal Baseball Vipers CenCal stay busy on the NCS 13U circuit
Total Baseball Vipers CenCal fields entries in the 13U divisions on the National Championship Sports circuit, with official team pages tracking game schedules, opponents and results through the season [1][2]. The listings reflect steady tournament work across the region, including stops such as St. Patty’s Premiere, May Mayhem, Super NIT and State Championships [1][2].Updates and team info also run through the program’s Facebook presence, adding another place for families to follow rosters, photos and weekend outcomes tied to the Vipers’ CenCal group [3].
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HistoriaVipers Baseball Central Valley anchors Total Baseball Vipers in Central California
The Central Valley arm of the Total Baseball Vipers extends the club’s footprint into Central California, bringing its development model to local families and launching the affiliate in 2022 [1][3]. Led by Shawn Meusborn, head baseball coach at San Joaquin Memorial High School, the program focuses on elite instruction and competitive travel-team play for serious youth players [3].Age-group teams span the younger divisions (roughly 7–14), with training, tryouts and tournament schedules organized through the Central California site, where families can register and track program updates [2][3]. A public directory entry also lists a dedicated contact email and phone for the Central Valley program, making it easy to reach staff for questions about teams and timelines [4].The Vipers’ Central Valley affiliate gives local ballplayers a pathway within the wider Vipers network, with staff, schedules and program details centralized on the regional site and the organization’s main hub [2][1].
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HistoriaTotal Baseball Vipers Central California sets Fresno hub for youth development
Vipers Baseball Central California has formalized its footprint in Fresno as the regional arm of the Total Baseball Vipers, outlining its mission and staff on the branch’s About Us page [1]. The program fields age‑group travel teams, with a recent 13U Division 2 roster listed in NCS competition [2], and ties Central Valley players into the wider Vipers network built to develop youth through high‑school talent [3].The organization promotes upcoming tryouts and provides official contact information through its channels, offering a straightforward path for families seeking a competitive travel option in the region [3][4]. With the Fresno hub in place, the Vipers present a consistent ladder for local players aiming to sharpen fundamentals and compete throughout the youth circuit [1][3].
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HistoriaCentral Valley Vipers 12U Team Posts Strong Late-Season Performance
The Central Valley Vipers, a Kingsburg‑based 12U Division 2 baseball team, continued a late‑season surge by closing the season with a three‑game winning streak. The team achieved an 8‑4‑0 record, with impressive offensive production—averaging 11.67 runs scored per game while allowing just 4.83 runs against. Their average run differential of 6.83 underscores their competitive edge in the Central Valley youth circuit.