Pancho Coimbre Baseball League

Organized baseball for neighborhood players takes shape under the banner Pancho Coimbre Baseball League at 100th Street and Central Park West. For players seeking run-producing drills and situational scrimmages, the club fields teams across multiple age brackets. Pitching clinics and batting cages also anchor the weekly schedule, reinforcing skills during the warmer months. Registration rolls open each spring; catch the updates between innings if you’re tracking the next draft.

The league calls 100th Street and Central Park West home in Manhattan’s Upper West Side. Players arrive straight from school or work, then peel off toward the diamond as the light softens over the park. Whether it’s an infield-turned double-play or a late-inning sacrifice bunt, the drills translate quickly to game day. Families linger along the sidelines, sometimes drifting into the shade to watch the next at-bat.

Those chasing a roster spot can dial (917) 701-1546 for rosters and roster moves throughout the season. New bats and gloves appear on the bench just before first pitch; you’ll hear the crack of contact before the coach even calls out the lineup. Quick cleat changes keep the afternoon moving—practice ends, players depart, and the next crew steps onto the dirt.

Find your way there with a quick look at the map before you leave the subway—directions are waiting: https://www.google.com/maps/place?ftid=0x89c2f75e586da263:0xc8724ca185ddb31b.