- Former Northwest Honker Makes it big in Hollywood
- PIL Fall Meeting Notes
- Summers in Everett means Merchants baseball
- MLB Alumni Brandon Mann Debuts With Studs
- SOUZA MAKES PIL DEBUT
- PIL OPENS 2022 CAMPAIGN
- NBC World Series Dates Released
- It’s the Dub Sea Fish Sticks!
- ‘Blackfins’ Newest PIL Team
- MERCHANTS LAUNCH ON-LINE TEAM STORE
Recent News
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Player Spotlight: Landon Riker
This season Seattle Studs have gotten a huge production out of their CF #10 Landon Riker from...
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Weeks 5-6 Recap
Back and forth we go in the standings with the Studs, Dudes and Merchants all battling it...
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Merchants play in fabled Midnight Sun Game
July 1, 2021 – During the fourth inning of the Everett Merchants’ game against the Alaska Goldpanners...
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MERCHANTS ANNOUNCE 2021 CAMP DATE
The Everett Merchants are excited to announce the date and time for their 2021 FREE baseball camp...
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Weeks 2-3 Recap!
The past two weeks have been highlighted by some close games, some new players stepping into the...
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Former PIL Coach Named Centralia College Head Coach
The Centralia College Trailblazers today announced that they have Ben Harley to Head Coach for the 2022...
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Bears Rebranding Holding a “Name the Team” Contest
This morning the Highline Bears summer collegiate baseball team announced that they will be rebranding and renaming...
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Anderson Named All American
Seattle Studs infielder Chase Anderson (Pacific University) was recently named to the D3baseball.com 2021 All-America second team....
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1100th Career Win
Studs manager Barry Aden earned his 1,100th career win as a summer collegiate league manager on Saturday
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Reindel To Manage Bears
Ben Reindel has been named the manager for the 2021 Highline Bears.
About
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.
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