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The new recruiting rules for American Legion Baseball are based on the High School you attend. If you attend a school which is designated as a teams Base School you must try out for that team no matter where you live. If you go to a school other than a teams Base School you have a option to play for the team closes to your school or closes to your home of record.   

DE Post 1 St. Marks
Fox Post 2 Dover HS
Post 28

Delmarva Christian HS
Post 10 Generals Christiana HS
Post 14 Smyrna Smyrna HS
Post 30 DMA
Delvets Salesianum

      This may change we expect to add more teams to the league!

 

2025 State Tournament Seeding

Team

 Wins Ratio
Stahl Post 30 (15-1)

15

 .833

Delaware Post 1 (11-5)

 11 .611

Post 2 Fox (8-3-1)

 8 .500

Delvets (7-5)

 7 .388
Post 14 Smyrna  (4-11)****** 4 .222
Post 10 Generals (4-12)** 4 .222

Post 28 Oak Orchard (2-12-1)******

 2 .111
     

Wins based on scores report 

In 2023, the Department Baseball Committee has changed the seeding method used for the State Tournament.

Teams will be seeded based on a ratio of games won versus games scheduled. Right now every team has 18 games on the schedule. Divide the number of wins by 18 and you'll get number we'll use to seed teams. Higher the number, higher the seed.

Latest From the League

Stahl Post 30 Defeats Walter Fox Post 2 On Multiple Hit Performance By Pankowski

By American Legion 06/16/2025, 8:15pm EDT

Stahl Post 30 American Legion Baseball Defeat Walter Fox Post 2 On Multiple Hit Performance By Pankowski

 

By GameChanger

 

JJ Pankowski collected three hits in four at bats, as Stahl Post 30 American Legion Baseball defeated Walter Fox Post 2, 8-4 on Monday. JJ Pankowski singled in the fifth inning, singled in the second inning, and singled in the fourth inning.

A single by Kellen Roberts following a 6-pitch at-bat put Stahl Post 30  on the board in the top of the second.

Walter Fox Post 2 tied the game in the bottom of the second thanks to a single by P Lyon, and a sacrifice fly by J Sanchez.

In the top of the fourth, Stahl Post 30  broke up the tie when Kellen Roberts singled, scoring two runs. Then a wild pitch followed to extend the lead to 5-2.

John Grybowski started on the hill for Stahl Post 30. The pitcher allowed four hits and three runs (zero earned) over six innings, striking out six and walking four. Ryan Zimmerman stepped on the mound first for Walter Fox Post 2. The starting pitcher gave up eight hits and seven runs (six earned) over four innings, striking out one and walking two. Charlie Porter appeared in relief for Stahl Post 30.

Stahl Post 30 tallied 11 hits in the game. JJ Pankowski and Mike Baker were a force together in the lineup, as they each collected three hits for Stahl Post 30 while hitting back-to-back. Kellen Roberts led Stahl Post 30 with three runs batted in from the number eight spot in the lineup. The outfielder went 2-for-4 on the day.

J Drago Jr, J Sanchez, P Lyon, and #13 each drove in one run for Walter Fox Post 2. C Bean led Walter Fox Post 2 with two hits in four at bats.

Stahl Post 30 will travel to Post 1 for their next game on Thursday. Fox Post 2 host Post 10 Generals at Dover Tuesday June 17, 6:00pm

Delvets Split Doubleheader with Post 14 Smyrna

By American Legion 06/14/2025, 5:30pm EDT

Delvets traveled down to Smyrna Post 14 and ended up dropping the first of two to Smyrna 14-10. In the second game they came back with a 13-1 victory. Smyrna record is (2-2) and Delvet is (2-1).

Post 28

By American Legion 06/13/2025, 8:15am EDT

Post 28 Oak Orchard v Post 14 Smyrna

Jacob Smith Leads American Legion Post 28 Past Smyrna Post 14,   8-2

Cape Henlopen Jacob Smith started the game for American Legion Post 28 went 6 innings surrendering two hits and two runs over six innings, striking out 12 and walking four. Collecting the first win of the season for Post 28.

Post 28 took advantage of Post 14 pitchers who issued 7 walks and 6 hits, by Austin Morrison, Ethan Carney, Connor Wilson, Caleb Rogers, Mike Toomey, and H. Barnhouser. Rogers, Woods, and Toomey each drove in one run. Post 28 collected 7 stolen bases in the win.

Post 28 travels to St. Marks for a rematch with Delaware Post 1 on Tuesday June 17th 6:00pm

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 I will:

  • Keep the rules
  • Keep faith with my teammates
  • Keep my temper
  • Keep myself fit
  • Keep a stout heart in defeat
  • Keep my pride under control in victory
  • Keep a sound soul, a clean mind, and a healthy body

PURPOSE AND SCOPE OF AMERICAN LEGION BASEBALL

1.    To inculcate in youth a better understanding of the American way of life and to promote the principles of 100 percent Americanism.
2.    To instill in the nation’s youth a sincere desire to develop within
themselves a feeling of citizenship, sportsmanship, loyalty and
team spirit.
3.    To aid in the improvement and development of the physical fitness of our country’s youth.
4.    To build for the nation’s future through our youth.

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    By Richard Walker 08/14/2024, 12:00pm EDT

    Delvets aiming to make their own American Legion World Series history

    2024 American Legion Baseball Mid-Atlantic Regional Champions, Post 1 Delvets from Wilmington, Del. Photo by Chet Strange

    Delvets aiming to make their own American Legion World Series history

    By Richard Walker

    Aug 14, 2024

    Lots of championship athletic teams are developed through years of hard work and team-building concepts. For the Delvets of Delaware Veterans Post 1 in Wilmington, Del., veteran coach Mike Buono has spent the last 16 years developing the program in hopes of making the history they’ve made this season.

    The Delvets are making their American Legion World Series debut this season, and it took quite an effort to get there.

    Not only are the Delvets frequently confused with longtime rival (and 2018 ALWS champion) Wilmington Post 1, they overcame an opening-round loss in the regionals and were one strike away from elimination in the title game before rallying to make history as the fifth Delaware team to advance this far.

    “It’s an unbelievable feeling,” Buono said. “We’ve been working hard with these guys for years now. We found out what we had coming up about eight years ago with this group and we knew this group was going to be special. They’ve played together for years starting in Little League and we’ve finally got them all back together as 18- and 19-year-olds."

    After qualifying for the Mid-Atlantic Regional with a 14-3 victory over Stahl in the Delaware state tournament for their second state championship in three years, Delvets lost 3-0 to Cumberland (Md.) Post 13 in their first game.

    With the odds stacked against them, Delvets won five straight games that included a 7-4 victory over four-time ALWS champion Brooklawn (N.J.) Post 72 on the third day and a pair of dramatic victories over Cumberland on the final day Sunday.

    In the first game Sunday, Delvets trailed 6-4 in the bottom of the 11th inning and were down to their last strike before Brady Fox hit a tying, two-run double and Jack Rossi followed with a game-winning RBI single.

    In the winner-take-all finale, Delvets snapped a 2-all tie in the late innings for a 3-2 victory that sent them to the ALWS.

    “We’re usually a slow starting team,” said Buono, whose regional MVP was Hunter Dicarlantonio. “Once we got to the regionals and figured out what it was all about, we ran the table after that loss and we’re happy to be here because of it.”

    Buono said there was no motivational speech that sparked the five-game winning streak for his team, which enters the ALWS with a 21-6 record.

    “The togetherness of the team and the bonds these players, coaches, parents and the post is just phenomenal,” Buono said. “We were just so excited to win and more excited to be here.”

     Wilmington Delvets pool play schedule (all times ET):

    Aug. 15: vs. Billings Scarlets (Mont.) Post 4, 7:30 p.m.

    Aug. 17: vs. Midland (Mich.) Post 165, 3 p.m.

    Aug. 18: vs. Bossier City (La.) Post 2, 4 p.m.

    Patriots Continue to Win

    By rsl 07/11/2017, 9:45pm EDT

    Jordan Haddaway no hits Canal for 5 2/3's -

    Nanticoke Post 6 Patriot (8-6) Pitcher Jordan Haddaway pitched 5 2/3 innings of No-Hit ball, allowing 2 runs, and striking out 7, (5 in one inning), as the Patriots beat Canal Post 25 6-2 in Seaford Tuesday evening.

    Canal Post 25 Pitcher Jarrett Wallace gave up an unearned run early, but kept the Patriots off the scoreboard until the 5th inning.

    In the Bottom of the first, Braydan Graham reached 2nd on an error, and scored on an error that allowed Justin Gray to pick up an RBI.

    Canal got the run back in an inning that had 5 strikeouts and no hits, two Canal players reached on dropped third strikes, Kyle Schneider scored on a dropped third wild pitch after advancing on an error on a pickoff attempt. When the final (fifth) K was rung up, Canal had tied the score.

    The two pitchers battled until the bottom of the fifth, when K-Ci Widdowson led of with a bunt single, took second on a passed ball, and stole 3rd. He eventually scored on Justin Gray's ground out. D.J. Allen walked and scored on a passed ball.

    Dylan Allen and Mitch Moyer then walked, and eventually scored on Jake Rogers 2 RBI single.

    In the sixth, Kyle Schneider walked, and advanced on a wild pitch and scored on Colton Duckworth's sacrifice fly to center field.

    Jordan Haddaway (111 Pitches) got the win - Jared Kay (23 Pitches) pitched 1 1/3 innings in relief. For Canal, Jarrett Wallace (88 Pitches) took the loss, Garrett Alexander (22 Pitches) pitched an inning in relief.

    Post 6 travels to Dover on Wednesday to continue their series with Fox Post 2, then entertains Delaware Post 1 and R.C. DuPont in 2 double headers on the weekend. A single game with Fox Post 2 in Dover ends the regular season.

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    By Bob Manelski 08/13/2024, 7:15am EDT

    On their way to Shelby NC

    Yes they are on there way to Shelby NC for the World Series. Delaware American Legion Baseball has another team headed to the American World Series in Shelby NC. Wilmington’s DelVets Post 1 won the Mid Atlantic Regionals in gutsy fashion needing to win a double header to win the Championship. In the first game they came from a 2 run deficit in the bottom of the 11th inning to defeat Cumberland MD 7-6. In the championship game the went ahead in the bottom of the 5th inning defeating Northeastern PA Legion 3-2.
    World Series play will start on Aug 15th. Delaware will play Billings MT at 7:30pm on ESPN 3

    Post 1 Shuts Out Fox Post 2

    By Brent Treml 06/27/2017, 7:45am EDT

    Post 1 Bounces Back - Matt Danz Struikes out 8.

     In a true pitcher's duel, Matt Danz threw a complete game shutout, striking out 8 to defeat Fox Post 2 4-0. Mike Serafin had 2 hits and an RBI for Post 1. Joe Poma and Oliver Campbell also contributed RBIs.  Joey Haas struck out 4 for Post 2.
     
    Winning Pitcher/Relievers with Pitch counts WP – Matt Danz (83)
     
    Losing Pitcher/Relievers with Pitch Counts:LP - Haas (85), Atkinson (12)

    Canal Post 25 Prevails in a See-Saw Battle

    By Wayne Hurd 06/27/2018, 10:45pm EDT

    Canal's Insurance Run in the 7th Proves to be the difference

    Canal Post 25 defeated CKRT Post 7 in DE American Legion baseball Wednesday night in a hard fought, back and forth contest by the score of 5-4.  Ryan Bond tossed 6 innings and yielded 3 runs on 4 hits in earning the win. Connor Megginson toed the rubber for Post 7 also going 6 innings and yielding 4 runs on 6 hits while striking out 7 in defeat.
     
    Offensively Canal was led by Jake Walls who collected 3 hits, 3 stolen bases and scored 2 runs.  Jarrett Wallace had 2 hits including a double.  Post 7 was led by Blaine Hansen at the plate with 2 hits and an RBI, Megginson with a double and 3 RBI and Ethan Hurd with a double.
     
    Canal started the scoring in the 3rd inning when Jake Walls collected a flair single up the middle and promptly stole second.  A line drive off the bat of Joey Lungen past the reach of shortstop Jimmy Kucharzyk plated Wells.  The score remained 1-0 into the bottom of the 5th when Post 7 scratched 3 runs across on 2 walks, a sacrifice, a single by Hansen and a Megginson double.  
     
    The lead was short lived though as Canal loaded the bases with no outs in the top of the 6th with an error and back to back singles.  Ryan Bond stepped up and smacked a 2 rbi double to tie the score at 3.  With 1 out in the inning, Garrett Alexander added a sacrifice fly to give Canal a 4-3 lead.
     
    In the top of the 7th, Kobe Heinicke came on in relief of Megginson for Post 7.  Canal added an insurance run that would prove to be valuable on an RBI single by Colton Duckworth.  Jake Walls came on in relief for Post 25 in the bottom of the 7th inning.  After a strikeout to open the inning, Kobe Heinicke lined a single to right field to get things started for Post 7, followed by a walk and a single by Hansen to load the bases.  An RBI fielders choice closed the score to 5-4.  With runners on 1st and 3rd with 2 out, Walls was able to get a ground ball for the final out earning the save.
     
    With the win Canal improves to 8-4 while Post 7 falls to 1-7.  Canal travels to Smyrna on Thursday 6/28 while Post 7 hosts Post 6 on Thursday 6/28.

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