Cincinnati CoBALTS Baseball Club

Here we go, here we go, here we go now!!!

Cobalts begin another campiagn on Sunday May 19th versus the Lexington All Stars at McNicholas Paradise Stadium.

This year's squad is poised and ready to make another Championship run with experienced youth coming back from our AABC World Series Semi-Finals and the grizzled veterans who play for Love of the Game and few cold Natches.

Strap it on....Here come your 'Balts !!!!

The Cobalt Management Group is pleased to announce that negotiations have been completed with the University of Cincinnati and Marge Schott Stadium.

The home stadium of the UC Bearcats will also be called "Home Field" in 2013 for the Cincinnati Cobalts! So in addition to CRC League games at Roselawn Park, the 'Balts will also host non-league games at UC.

As the Cobalts enter into their 28th year, they continue to make the summer Semi Pro experience a great one for top level players who wear the Navy & Gold.

The Cobalts will be scheduling the best of the best in 2013 as they prepare for World Series action again. Stay tuned for more exciting 2013 Season News!

Another year and, of course, another great winter gathering of the Cobalts. This year we invaded Rooster's and set them back a couple hundred wings and several dozen jaeger bombs.

Year #28 looks to be shaping up nicely with some good young talent joining the veterans to add speed and defense. One thing for sure, the youths can eat and drink with past Cobalt squads!

We'll mix in games with out of town powers along with Cincinnati area traditional foes throught the regular season. And the Plan is to march to another World Series appearance and capture a national title!

Stay tuned. Cobalts are back again!!!   

Best wishes to all Cobalts and Friends!

Here's to a safe and happy Holiday Season.

Cheers!

Coach

The Cobalts took to the field at Digi Domain Stadium with high hopes of making it to the Final 4 of the world Series. But the Albany Athletics and their 8 year Triple A veteran lefty stood in the Balt's way.

Albany can also swing the bat as the Cobalt defense needed 3 double plays to get out of jams and went into the 7th inning down 1-0.

The Albany ex-pro was painting the black and getting and extra 8 inches just to make life harder on your sore and beat up Balts. So only one real rally - a two out bases loaded opportunity - was squelched by a strike out...."BOO" could be heard often and loud throughout this poorly umped tourney.

So down go the Balts in a 3-0 loss. But not bad given we headed into Amateur Baseball's top World Series with 13 patched together boys and veterans. We sent home two incredibly talented teams: Houston and defending champs Canton Stallions. And, we were in each game to the last out.

We came, we saw, we won, and we partied as only Cobalts can.....all good!!!

Thanks to the Balts who made the trip. It was one to remember!!!