The Delaware Semi Pro League is a wood bat, unlimited age league based in Wilmington, Delaware. They are one of the oldest semi-pro leagues around with a long & storied tradition. Over the years, they've had many college players pass through the system along with a handful of professional athletes including Ray Lloyd (Phillies '83), Chris Eddy (3rd Round, KC Royals '92), Cliff Brumbaugh (13th Round, Texas Rangers '95), Kevin Mench (4th Round, Texas Rangers '99), Mike Walls (Houston Astros '03) & most recently Todd Brock (Florida Marlins '04).

The League has transformed itself into a very competitive program, while seeing to it that talent is distributed. This enables all teams to have a fair shot at making the playoffs.

May 16th, 2005 is Opening Day for the Delaware Semi Pro League. For the first time in 3 years, eight teams will take the field including the AAU Renegades & PRO PT. The PRO PT team is truly honored & enthusiastic about our first season of Delaware Semi Pro baseball.

To read more about the League including stats dating back to 1958, visit them at: Delaware Semi Pro (click).