Over Thirty Baseball - Lowell, MA.

The Over Thirty Baseball League began in 1992 as a group of men who played pick-up games on Sunday mornings. In 1993, it organized into 4 teams. Today, OTB consists of 16 teams and 240 players that play organized baseball in the Lowell, Massachusetts area from April to October each year.


1/20/2010: From OTB President Chris Augeri: Please note effective for the 2010 season: Players are responsible for purchasing their uniform before taking the field of play on opening day. Once drafted, players will know the uniform requirement and can purchase hat, pants, belt, socks wherever they wish. However shirts are custom and must be purchased at a designated OTB vendor. Please review the OTB rules and note a few rule changes for 2010 including: Wood bats only to be used for 3 games this season and a requirement for defensive players to give runners a path to base or plate. Chris

News

	Rosters: Now that our 2010 draft has taken place, watch the roster pages which will be filled out completely by Tuesday, March 2nd.
	OTB uniforms: Check out our OTB Uniform web page for new and returning players.
	Wood bat survey: Check out the survey results of OTB players on the topic of wood bats.
	NOTB signup has begun for the 2010 season!
	OTB meetings: The next board meeting date will be held on March 15th at 7:00 PM. Check out the board meeting page.
	Breast Cancer fundraiser: Check out the article on Lowell General Hospital’s website on OTB’s donation to breast cancer patients at LGH, a fundraiser organized by Steve and Darcie Pitta of the Orioles.
	OTB on Facebook: If you are a Facebook member, join our OTB group. We are now up to 93 members.
	OTB on LinkedIn: If you are a LinkedIn member, join our OTB group. Linked is the premier website for professional networking. We are now up to 51 members.
	OTB on YouTube: Check out OTB’s YouTube group. All OTB members and friends are welcome to join. If anyone else also has OTB video, we welcome your contributions! We are now up to 12 members.
	Wood Bat Committee: Check out the committee’s research on wood vs. aluminum bats.
	OTB Creed: Check out the OTB Creed.