Rockingham County Baseball League
The Rockingham County Baseball League is a summer baseball league in Rockingham County, Virginia and neighboring areas. The RCBL is the second oldest continuous baseball league in the country - trailing only major league baseball. It was founded in 1924, and has included teams from across Rockingham County and up and down the Shenandoah Valley. It currently has 8 teams. The league consist of two divisions, East and West. The league has a 28-game regular season schedule. The first round of the playoffs is the best out of three games, the second round is best out of five games, and the third and final round is best out of seven games.
Sport | Baseball |
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Founded | 1924 |
No. of teams | 8 |
Country | United States |
Most recent champion(s) | Bridgewater Reds |
Official website | rcblonline.com |
Teams
East
- Elkton Blue Sox - Stonewall Memorial Park
- Grottoes Cardinals - Shifflett Field
- New Market Shockers – Rebel Park
- Stuarts Draft Diamondbacks – The Diamond Club
West
- Bridgewater Reds – Ray Heatwole Field
- Broadway Bruins – Broadway High School
- Clover Hill Bucks – Buck Bowman Park
- Montezuma Braves – Ruritan Park
Championships
- Clover Hill – 18
- Bridgewater – 16
- Linville – 11
- Grottoes – 9
- Stuarts Draft - 4
- Mt. Crawford – 4
- Dayton – 3
- Broadway – 3
- Harriston – 2
- Elkton – 2
- Keezletown – 2
- Ottobine – 2
- Spring Creek – 2
- Harrisonburg – 1
- Twin County – 1
- Waynesboro – 1
- Weyers Cave - 1
- Fishersville – 1
- Briery Branch- 1
- Montezuma – 1
Former teams
- Linville Patriots
- Fishersville Rangers
- Fishersville Cardinals
- Briery Branch Braves
- Twin County Twins
- Harrisonburg Chic's
- Luray Cavemen
- Luray Colonials
- Shenandoah Indians
- Spring Creek
- Ottobine
Famous alumni
RCBL Champions
Year | RCBL Champion |
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1924 | Broadway |
1925 | Weyers Cave |
1926 | Spring Creek |
1927 | Bridgewater |
1928 | Spring Creek |
1929 | Dayton |
1930 | Dayton |
1931 | Waynesboro |
1932 | Harrisonburg |
1933 | No League |
1934 | No League |
1935 | No League |
1936 | No League |
1937 | No League |
1938 | Broadway |
1939 | Elkton |
1940 | Linvile |
1941 | Keezletown |
1942 | World War II |
1943 | World War II |
1944 | World War II |
1945 | World War II |
1946 | Mt. Crawford |
1947 | Mt. Crawford |
1948 | Mt. Crawford |
1949 | Mt. Crawford |
1950 | Ottobine |
1951 | Ottobine |
1952 | Bridgewater |
1953 | Grottoes |
1954 | Dayton |
1955 | Clover Hill |
1956 | Grottoes |
1957 | Grottoes |
1958 | Grottoes |
1959 | Linville |
1960 | Linville |
1961 | Linville |
1962 | Bridgewater |
1963 | Clover Hill |
1964 | Keezletown |
1965 | Harriston |
1966 | Grottoes |
1967 | Harriston |
1968 | Briery Branch |
1969 | Grottoes |
1970 | Harriston |
1971 | Grottoes |
1972 | Twin County |
1973 | Linville |
1974 | Linville |
1975 | Clover Hill |
1976 | Clover Hill |
1977 | Bridgewater |
1978 | Bridgewater |
1979 | Linville |
1980 | Linville |
1981 | Linville |
1982 | Clover Hill |
1983 | Grottoes |
1984 | Bridgewater |
1985 | Clover Hill |
1986 | Linville |
1987 | Clover Hill |
1988 | Bridgewater |
1989 | Bridgewater |
1990 | Bridgewater |
1991 | Bridgewater |
1992 | Bridgewater |
1993 | Bridgewater |
1994 | Bridgewater |
1995 | Bridgewater |
1996 | Grottoes |
1997 | Clover Hill |
1998 | Briery Branch |
1999 | Bridgewater |
2000 | Linville |
2001 | Fishersville |
2002 | Elkton |
2003 | Clover Hill |
2004 | Clover Hill |
2005 | Clover Hill |
2006 | Montezuma |
2007 | Clover Hill |
2008 | Clover Hill |
2009 | Clover Hill |
2010 | Clover Hill |
2011 | Clover Hill |
2012 | Stuarts Draft |
2013 | Stuarts Draft |
2014 | Stuarts Draft |
2015 | Clover Hill |
2016 | Stuarts Draft |
2017 | Bridgewater |
2018 | Bridgewater |
2019 | Clover Hill |
2020 | Broadway |
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