Founded in 1996, the Central Ohio Men's Adult Baseball League is an 18 and over amateur baseball league that is a regional affiliate of the MSBL/MABL Inc. The regular season starts approximately mid-April, running through early August. League playoffs are a best of three series in each round and begin mid August with the League Championship Series held over Labor Day Weekend.
For more information, email the league president.
The annual All Star Game between the Central Ohio MABL and Columbus MSBL (as part of the President's Cup) is scheduled to be played on Saturday, July 26, 2025 at Don Edwards Park, located in Newark. First Pitch will be at approx 7:02 PM.
Based on the league point system (based on team entered stats) each team will have at least one player selected to represent their team. In the event that a player is not able to attend, your team may not be represented at the game. Player selections will be made based on games/stats through July 6, 2025 games played.
Team stats need entered no later than 2100 on Wednesday, July 9, 2025. Selections will be announced on or about July 14, 2025. If a player from your team is not able to attend, the League will name a replacement.
If a team does not have stats entered by the above deadline, your team will not be represented in the ASG.
The Central Ohio MABL will host its annual All Star Game at Beavers Field in Lancaster on Saturday, August 2, 2025. Prior to the 2025 ASG, the Central Ohio MABL will host the hitting challenge (HR Derby) and induction ceremony for the Class of 2024 inductees into the Central Ohio MABL HOF.
Players for the hitting challenge should arrive no later than 1645 and players selected by their respective teams for the ASG should arrive no later than 1730:1715: Hitting Challenge
1815: HOF Induction
1825: Introductions / National Anthem
1830: ASG First Pitch
The Central Ohio MABL will play the Columbus MSBL in the annual All Star Game for the two leagues at historic Don Edwards Park in Newark on Saturday, July 26, 2025. First Pitch scheduled for 1902.
More info forthcoming
