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The Blue & Gray League is located in the heart
of Virginia in Prince William, Fairfax, Fauquier, Arlington, Culpeper, Stafford and Spotsylvania Counties,
and the towns of Fredericksburg and Manassas
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B&G now on Facebook :
For News and Info become a FAN!
Play-Off Tracker
2010 Fall Baseball: Permits secured all
throughout Fairfax
sign up now.
2010 Blue & Gray All-Star Team
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YTB is the official travel agency of Blue & Gray Baseball League.
Book your reservations on line for great rates to
your next tournament, or for any type of travel or
events such a cruises tickets to sporting events,.
Buy Flowers for your Sweetie or just to get that "Kitchen Passes"!!.
Check it out; this site has it all . You can make reservations 7 days a week
24 Hours a Day.
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Ready to play Hardball?
Join the League now!!
New Players: Teams
are still Recruiting
Managers:
Next Managers Meeting:
TBD
Time & place:
TBD
Players:
Teams are still looking to add players; Sign up for the 2010 Season, your name will be added to the Player Pool where you will be picked up.
Sign up
/ join now
See whom drafted whom here:
2010 Draft List
2009 Draft List
2008 Draft List
2007
Draft List
BLUE & GRAY POLO SHIRTS! We now have
our own Polo Shirts for sale. $30 per shirt plus $5 shipping. If you
would like to pick your shirt up from the league office it will save
on shipping. CLICK HERE TO ORDER
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B&G Champions
Fedlock Red Sox |
Tier II Champions
Potomac Hawks |
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Area History:
Abner Doubleday was in
the Fredericksburg area from the summer of 1862 through the
Battle of Fredericksburg that December, and for the Battle
of Chancellorsville in May 1863, Baseball was played "extensively" by Union
soldiers in Stafford County, said John Hennessy, chief
historian at Fredericksburg & Spotsylvania National
Military Park.
The Civil War helped
fuel a boom in the popularity of baseball evidenced by the
fact that a ball club called the Washington Nationals was
born in 1860 -- 145 years before a Major League Baseball
team was given the same name in the District of Columbia.
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" ... for
Americas Game. "
- TL Nargi
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UMPIRE
EVAL
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