Puget Sound Collegiate League


Founded in 2010, the Puget Sound Collegiate League is a collegiate summer baseball league based in the Olympia, Washington area.
The league also manages a summer youth league, camps and tournaments. In addition, a high school league, Pudget Sound Fall Ball, was formed for area high school teams.

History

The league was originated by the forming of the Tacoma Cardinals followed by the Olympia Athletics. PSCL opened its first season in 2010 with six teams.
League founder and president Matt Acker also owns the West Coast Guns, an independent team. In 2014 Acker took ownership of the Kitsap BlueJackets semi-professional team, who compete in the Pacific International League starting in 2017.
Thurston County Senators, an affiliated team who play a full league schedule, are not eligible for PSCL playoffs. The semi-professional team is made up of former PSCL alumni and compete in elite tournaments, including the Grand Forks International and World Baseball Challenge.

Teams

NOTE: Senators are an affiliate of the PSCL. The team also plays games against the teams of Pacific International League, West Coast League, tournaments and other amateur teams.

Champions