Bridgewater, NJ- The New Jersey Amateur Baseball League continues to add value to its league, as they turn to the Somerset Patriots this fall to bring a unique opportunity to the league. 

The league will be the first in the area, perhaps all of NJ, to add a stadium all-star game to the slate of games in the fall league. It brings the experience of the stadium to many players who possibly did not have the opportunity in the Spring.

The league is about bringing the best overall experience to its teams/players, and providing a fun, competitive environment on Sundays. In our first year of operating, the vision of the league attracted more than 52 teams in it's Spring campaign (3rd largest field of teams in the state) and this fall the 2nd largest with 28 teams (only behind the NJIBL with 30+ teams). Constantly innovating and looking for ways to improve the league, there will be some significant quality changes heading into 2014 that will be announced at a later time. We hope to build on our strong foundation in 2013, and continue to deliver only the best in amateur baseball in Northern NJ. 

For now, mark those calendars for Oct 12th at TD Bank Ballpark. Admission is free, and concessions will be open for the game.