About SoCal Beep Baseball Association
Mission
SoCal Beep Baseball Association empowers visually impaired youth, adults, and veterans throughout Southern California to participate in recreational and competitive athletic experiences, enriching their lives through sport and community.
Vision
SoCal communities and their visually impaired athletes will come together through the love of baseball.
Our story
SoCal Beep Baseball Association (SCBBA) is a nonprofit that was founded in January 2018 by Darren Keepers in South Pasadena, California. SCBBA was created to provide Beep Baseball opportunities for blind and visually impaired youth, adults and military veterans throughout Southern California.
Created in the 1960’s and formed into a league in 1976, Beep Baseball is a version of America’s past time that has been adapted for the blind and visually impaired. SCBBA aims to promote the sport and serve the SoCal visually impaired community through the love of baseball.
The athletic opportunities offered through SoCal Beep Baseball Association give those with visual impairments the chance to improve independence by participating in sports without restrictions. Through these activities and competition, people who are blind and visually impaired will enjoy baseball just like those with full sight.
What we currently offer
SoCal Beep Baseball Association successfully launched the
In May of 2018. The Panthers practice weekly from March through October each year and are focused on reaching the 2022 Beep Baseball World Series in Beaumont Texas.
SCBBA is officially launching 2 teams this year. Santa Clarita will be the home of the Stingers beginning in May 2022 and the Pasadena Cubs youth team will kick things off in April!
We’re always searching for more players, coaches, volunteers, sponsors and media coverage, so please reach out through our contact page or say hi on social media!
