- David Benson Elected To NBC Hall of Fame
- 2024 Pacific International League All-League Players Announced
- CJ Blowers: Leaving It All On The Field
- Former Seattle Studs standout gets long-awaited MLB call-up
- Post-Pyatte Merchants ready to start their season
- Former Merchant Walker Excelling In Second Season With Giants
- Cam Booser Called Up By Boston
- Dates announced for 90th Anniversary NBC World Series
- Former UW Coach Cribby named head coach of Fishsticks
- ‘A legend’: Pyatte steps down after 50 years managing Merchants
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Bears Name Harley Head Coach
The Highline Bears today announced that Ben Harley has been named Head Coach for the 2020. Harley...
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All-PIL Team Announced
The 2019 All-Pacific International League teams and annual awards were unveiled this morning. The Everett Merchants led...
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MacCulloch Named PIL President
The Pacific International League announced today that Mike MacCulloch has been named league president, a position that...
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Merchants To Play In Midnight Sun Game
Today the Everett Merchants announced that they will be making their third trip to Alaska this summer...
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Studs Win NBC Championship
Studs win third World Series title. Henry Cheney never had the chance to meet his grandfather, Ben...
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Bears baseball: It’s a blast.
Article Courtesy of the Seattle Times A Woman named Tiarra, wearing a tiara, sings the national anthem...
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Merchants defend title at KIBT
The Everett Merchants have won the 46th edition of the Kamloops International Baseball Tournament. The title is...
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GFI Day 2: Cracks of bats and thunder make Home Run Derby one to remember
Jun. 27, 2019 12:00 a.m. | JACOB NOSEWORTHY for the Grand Forks Gazette Wednesday was an eventful day at the...
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Merchants win opener at Grand Forks tournament
Tuesday, June 25, 2019 8:35 pm | By Herald Staff GRAND FORKS, B.C. — In their first game of...
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Studs Win 114th Midnight Sun Game
Baseball and the Midnight Sun; Alaskans know this one of the all time great combinations. Friday night,...










Founded in the fall of 1992, the PIL is considered by many to be the premier Summer Collegiate Baseball league in the Northwest. Most PIL players are NCAA eligible and are unpaid in order to maintain their eligibility. The PIL is different from many other summer collegiate baseball leagues in that the league also allows former professionals and college graduates to participate.
