NSYBA — Central Park West

	NORTH SUBURBAN YOUTH BASEBALL ASSOCIATION The North Suburban Youth Baseball Association is a cooperative program sponsored by several neighboring communities of Chicago and the north suburban area. Our Association is for middle school and high school players and provides a broad, meaningful, and enjoyable baseball experience by promoting intra- and inter-community competition.

NAVIGATE Home Contact us Ballpark maps Game schedule Game results & standings Report game data Rules NSYBA forms Useful baseball stuff Team pages Photo gallery Archives of past seasons Participating leagues' websites	CENTRAL PARK WEST DIRECTIONS FROM MORTON GROVE, SKOKIE OR EVANSTON: Take Golf Road to Central Park. Turn south on Central Park. The park is two blocks south of Golf, and the pony league diamond is at the southwest corner of Central Park. OR Take Beckwith (in Morton Grove) or Church Street (in Evanston or Skokie) to Central Park. Turn north on Central Park. The park is one block north of Church, and the pony league diamond is at the southwest corner of Central Park. FROM NORTHWEST CHICAGO: Take Gross Point Road north to Church Street. Turn east on Church Street. Turn north on Central Park. The park is one block north of Church, and the pony league diamond is at the southwest corner of Central Park. FROM LINCOLNWOOD: Take either Crawford Avenue or Cicero north to Church Street. Turn east on Church Street. Turn north on Central Park. The park is one block north of Church, and the pony league diamond is at the southwest corner of Central Park. FROM GOLF-MAINE AREA: Take Golf Road east to Central Park. Turn south on Central Park. The park is two blocks south of Golf, and the pony league diamond is at the southwest corner of Central Park. NOTE: If the directions are unclear or wrong, the scorekeeper would like to know. Please email the webmaster! -------------------- Click here for Adobe Reader printable version of this page

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