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St. Louis MO 63101
Phone: (314) 941 - 3312
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Address:
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St. Louis MO 63101
Phone: (314) 941 - 3312
Website: http://www.stltigers.org
Email: Click to email travel team
Blog URL: None Listed
Facebook URL: None Listed
Twitter URL: https://twitter.com/STL_Tigers
Age Groups: 8u - 9u - 10u - 11u - 12u - 13u - 14u - 15u - 16u - 17u - 18u
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The St. Louis Tigers Baseball Organization began in 1996 as a full member of the St. Louis Amateur Baseball Association (SLABA).
Today, there are Easton Tigers teams from 11U to 18U, as well as 28U. High school age teams continue to play in SLABA, but also play in local and regional showcase tournaments, as well as national qualification tournaments like the NABF ST. LOUIS TIGERS BASEBALL
The St. Louis Tigers Baseball Organization began in 1996 as a full member of the St. Louis Amateur Baseball Association (SLABA).
Today, there are Easton Tigers teams from 15U to 18U, as well as 30U. High school age teams continue to play in SLABA, but also play in local and regional showcase tournaments such as Perfect Game, Pastime, ABC, Five Tool, Net Elite and others, as well as national qualification tournaments like the NABF World Series.
Players currently in the Tigers organization attend the following public schools: Brentwood, Clayton, Columbia, Ft. Zumwalt, Howell Central, Kirkwood, Ladue, Lindbergh, Marquette, Parkway Central, Parkway South, Parkway West, St. Charles, University City, as well as these private schools: John Burroughs, CBC, Chaminade, DeSmet, MICDS, Priory, SLUH, Vianney, and Westminster.
In 2021, the Tigers home games are played at Ballwin Athletic Association, CBC Cadet Park, Jack Buck Field/Heman Park in University City, and Westminster Christian Academy. Team colors are black, gold, gray and white.
The St. Louis Tigers program has been very successful in recent years, including the 2020 SLABA 16U Tournament Championship, 2020 SLABA 16U League Championship, 2019 SLABA 16U League Championship, 2019 SLABA 15U League Championship, 2017 SLABA 18U Division Championship, the 2017 16U Triple Play RBI Bonanza Championship, the 2017 13U GMB Arch and Grand Slam Tournament Championships, the Pastime 18U TCU Southwest Championship Runners-Up, as well as Missouri USSSA State Championships in 2016, 2015 and 2014 at 15U AA and 16U AAA, 2014 USSSA State runners up at 16U AAA, the 16U Metro East Challenge Championship, 15U AAA IL State Redbird Championship, 15U AAA GMB Gold Ring Championship, 2013 15U AA USSSA State Championship, a 7th place finish in the 2012 17U NABF World Series, a 13U Platinum Level Championship at the 2012 AAYBA World Series, back-to-back Missouri USSSA AA State Championships at 16U in 2012 and 15U in 2011. In 2010, the Tigers won the Super Series MO-IL 17U/18U Championship and earned a berth in the 16U PONY Zone Tournament in Joliet, IL. They also finished in 7th at the 2009 18U NABF World Series in Jackson, MS, and earned bids to the 2008 17U NABF World Series in Virginia, the 2008 16U NABF World Series in Michigan, the 2007 16U PONY Regional Championship and a berth in the 2007 16U PONY North Zone Tournament in Grand Ledge, MI.
Currently there are over 35 former St. Louis Tigers playing in college ranging from small NCAA DIII and NJCAA junior colleges to NAIA and NCAA Division I schools. For a list of these players, click the Alumni link above. Former St. Louis Tiger Peter Fairbanks is currently with the Tampa Bay Rays. Most recently, former Tiger Logan Uxa played with the Washington Wild Things, Ian Miller was with the Great Bend Boom in the Pecos League.
In 2011, the St. Louis Tigers Baseball organization entered into an agreement with Easton Sports, Inc. of Van Nuys, California to become the Easton St. Louis Tigers. We were privileged to have our association with Easton from 2011 through 2021. After Easton was purchased by Rawlings, our agreement ended. We are proud of our 11 year partnership with Easton and feel like we represented the brand with integrity.
The St. Louis Tigers organization has been one of the fastest growing organizations in SLABA and has been steadily improving and attracting even better players over the past several years.
Our values mirror the ones that the Fellowship of Christian Athletes were founded on - Integrity, Serving, Teamwork and Excellence. It is unlikely that more than a handful of players in the entire St. Louis Metro area will make their living playing baseball. There are only slightly better odds that they will put themselves through college by getting some of the 11.7 Division I, 9 Division II or 12 NAIA scholarships that are available each year. So, while we try to develop their skills and encourage our players to pursue excellence, our main focus is on developing young men of great character that will become good husbands, fathers and leaders.
Our goal is to provide a baseball organization where we can have fun, while we build competitive, "select" baseball teams of players with great character - all at a reasonable cost to families.
If this sounds like an organization that you would like to be a part of, please contact our director or one of our coaches.
Today, there are Easton Tigers teams from 11U to 18U, as well as 28U. High school age teams continue to play in SLABA, but also play in local and regional showcase tournaments, as well as national qualification tournaments like the NABF ST. LOUIS TIGERS BASEBALL
The St. Louis Tigers Baseball Organization began in 1996 as a full member of the St. Louis Amateur Baseball Association (SLABA).
Today, there are Easton Tigers teams from 15U to 18U, as well as 30U. High school age teams continue to play in SLABA, but also play in local and regional showcase tournaments such as Perfect Game, Pastime, ABC, Five Tool, Net Elite and others, as well as national qualification tournaments like the NABF World Series.
Players currently in the Tigers organization attend the following public schools: Brentwood, Clayton, Columbia, Ft. Zumwalt, Howell Central, Kirkwood, Ladue, Lindbergh, Marquette, Parkway Central, Parkway South, Parkway West, St. Charles, University City, as well as these private schools: John Burroughs, CBC, Chaminade, DeSmet, MICDS, Priory, SLUH, Vianney, and Westminster.
In 2021, the Tigers home games are played at Ballwin Athletic Association, CBC Cadet Park, Jack Buck Field/Heman Park in University City, and Westminster Christian Academy. Team colors are black, gold, gray and white.
The St. Louis Tigers program has been very successful in recent years, including the 2020 SLABA 16U Tournament Championship, 2020 SLABA 16U League Championship, 2019 SLABA 16U League Championship, 2019 SLABA 15U League Championship, 2017 SLABA 18U Division Championship, the 2017 16U Triple Play RBI Bonanza Championship, the 2017 13U GMB Arch and Grand Slam Tournament Championships, the Pastime 18U TCU Southwest Championship Runners-Up, as well as Missouri USSSA State Championships in 2016, 2015 and 2014 at 15U AA and 16U AAA, 2014 USSSA State runners up at 16U AAA, the 16U Metro East Challenge Championship, 15U AAA IL State Redbird Championship, 15U AAA GMB Gold Ring Championship, 2013 15U AA USSSA State Championship, a 7th place finish in the 2012 17U NABF World Series, a 13U Platinum Level Championship at the 2012 AAYBA World Series, back-to-back Missouri USSSA AA State Championships at 16U in 2012 and 15U in 2011. In 2010, the Tigers won the Super Series MO-IL 17U/18U Championship and earned a berth in the 16U PONY Zone Tournament in Joliet, IL. They also finished in 7th at the 2009 18U NABF World Series in Jackson, MS, and earned bids to the 2008 17U NABF World Series in Virginia, the 2008 16U NABF World Series in Michigan, the 2007 16U PONY Regional Championship and a berth in the 2007 16U PONY North Zone Tournament in Grand Ledge, MI.
Currently there are over 35 former St. Louis Tigers playing in college ranging from small NCAA DIII and NJCAA junior colleges to NAIA and NCAA Division I schools. For a list of these players, click the Alumni link above. Former St. Louis Tiger Peter Fairbanks is currently with the Tampa Bay Rays. Most recently, former Tiger Logan Uxa played with the Washington Wild Things, Ian Miller was with the Great Bend Boom in the Pecos League.
In 2011, the St. Louis Tigers Baseball organization entered into an agreement with Easton Sports, Inc. of Van Nuys, California to become the Easton St. Louis Tigers. We were privileged to have our association with Easton from 2011 through 2021. After Easton was purchased by Rawlings, our agreement ended. We are proud of our 11 year partnership with Easton and feel like we represented the brand with integrity.
The St. Louis Tigers organization has been one of the fastest growing organizations in SLABA and has been steadily improving and attracting even better players over the past several years.
Our values mirror the ones that the Fellowship of Christian Athletes were founded on - Integrity, Serving, Teamwork and Excellence. It is unlikely that more than a handful of players in the entire St. Louis Metro area will make their living playing baseball. There are only slightly better odds that they will put themselves through college by getting some of the 11.7 Division I, 9 Division II or 12 NAIA scholarships that are available each year. So, while we try to develop their skills and encourage our players to pursue excellence, our main focus is on developing young men of great character that will become good husbands, fathers and leaders.
Our goal is to provide a baseball organization where we can have fun, while we build competitive, "select" baseball teams of players with great character - all at a reasonable cost to families.
If this sounds like an organization that you would like to be a part of, please contact our director or one of our coaches.
