National Alliance of College Summer Baseball explained

The National Alliance of College Summer Baseball consists of 12 summer baseball leagues sanctioned by the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA).

Leagues

• Atlantic Collegiate Baseball League – Eastern Pennsylvania, Northern New Jersey, Staten Island
• Cal Ripken Collegiate Baseball League – DC, Central Maryland, and Suburban Virginia
• California Collegiate League - The State of California from Orange County to Napa Valley
• Cape Cod Baseball League – Cape Cod area of Massachusetts
• Florida Collegiate Summer League – Orlando area
• Great Lakes Summer Collegiate League – Indiana, Ohio, Michigan and Ontario
• Hamptons Collegiate Baseball League – Eastern Long Island in New York
• New England Collegiate Baseball League – New England
• New York Collegiate Baseball League – Northwestern New York state
• Southern Collegiate Baseball League – Western North Carolina and Northwestern South Carolina (Charlotte, NC metro area)
• Sunbelt Baseball League – Metro Atlanta, Georgia
• Valley Baseball League – Central/Western Virginia

Most Valuable Program Award

Each year, the NACSB honors one or more college or university head coaches with the Most Valuable Program Award.^[1]

See also

• Baseball awards #U.S. collegiate summer baseball

External links

• NACSB official website

Notes and References

1. Web site: Most Valuable Program Award . National Alliance of College Summer Baseball . 2017-01-18.