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.

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PRAIRIE VIEW IN MORTON GROVE




DIRECTIONS

FROM SKOKIE OR EVANSTON: Take Dempster Street west almost to Waukegan Road. Turn north on the driveway to the Morton Grove Community Center. The pony league diamond, with grass infield, is immediately north of the Community Center.

FROM GOLF-MAINE AREA: Take Waukegan Road south to Dempster Street. Turn east on Dempster, then north into the driveway to the Morton Grove Community Center. The pony league diamond
, with grass infield, is immediately north of the Community Center.

FROM LINCOLNWOOD: Take Lincoln Avenue to Dempster Street. Turn west on Dempster. Turn north on the driveway to the Morton Grove Community Center. The pony league diamond
, with grass infield, is immediately north of the Community Center.

FROM NORTHWEST CHICAGO: Take Milwaukee Avenue or Harlem Avenue north to Dempster Street. Turn east on Dempster. Turn north on the driveway to the Morton Grove Community Center. The pony league diamond
, with grass infield, is immediately north of the Community Center.


 NOTE: If the directions are unclear or wrong, the scorekeeper would like to know.
Please email the webmaster!

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