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Welcome to the Bay State Blaze website!

The Bay State Blaze is a non-profit “A” level fast pitch softball organization for young women. We provide a structured and positive environment for learning, allowing players to compete at the highest levels, without sacrificing enjoyment of the game.

18U Blaze Win Worth Showcase!

Back row (L to R): Caroline Johnson, Michaela Kane, Emily Frocione, Carly Wenzel, Briana Rivera, Jackie Kassis, Britney Walsh, Siobhan Donovan, Coach Tim Michitson

Front row (L to R): Alyssa Rossillo, Bridget Mattimoe, Head Coach Marty French, Kayla Riley, Bryanna Michitson (not shown: Morgan Sweeney)

The Bay State Blaze 18U's capped off their summer by winning the 2016 Worth Showcase in Dracut. With solid defense, excellent pitching and a non-stop offense, the 18's defended their 2015 title with an undefeated 7-0 weekend. The girls started the summer reaching the finals in the PONY Rapids in Connecticut. Following a strong showing in the ASA New England College Showcase in Devens and the NSA States in Dracut, the Blaze 18U's won the NSA Summer Slam before heading down to the PONY Nationals in Sterling, Virginia. Congratulations to all for a fantastic summer.

by posted 08/09/2016

14U Bay State Blaze at PONY Nationals in Virginia

Click here for 14U Blaze Pool Play photos

by Master Admin posted 07/19/2016

Sign up for 2017 Blaze

2017 Bay State Blaze Registration

Please use the above link to register for the upcoming season. Players and parents will receive updates on practices and tournaments.

posted 02/08/2016

18U Bay State Blaze at 2015 PONY Nationals, Sterling, VA

The Blaze 18U's traveled down to Sterling, Virginia for the 2015 PONY Nationals. The girls went 2-1 in the Thursday pool-play seeding games and played against great competition in the Friday/Saturday elimination games. The players, seen here enjoying some down time, played late into the day on Saturday and finished tied for 9th place of 40+ teams.