Northern Virginia Summer Baseball — District 17 Legion
Northern Virginia summer baseball through District 17 provides competitive, affordable opportunities for high school players ages 17–19. 9 teams. 20–30 games. District & state tournament pathway. Community-based fees.
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Affordable
High-level summer baseball without the travel-ball price tag. Compare Legion vs Travel →
- Team fees typically range from $150–$300 for the season — a fraction of travel baseball costs
- Local games save time and money
- Community-backed program
Competitive
The summer program of more than half of current MLB players and nearly 75% of college baseball players.
- District and state tournament path
- Full 9-inning games
- High-rep summer development
Community
Represent Northern Virginia with District 17 teams
- Play with high school teammates
- Local Post support and tradition
- Family-friendly schedules
The 9-Inning Standard
District 17 teams compete in full 9-inning games — the same format used in college baseball. Over a 20–30 game summer season, that means 40–60 additional innings of live development compared to shortened formats.
Structured league play. Real game reps. No tournament treadmill.
Northern Virginia Summer Baseball Teams (District 17)
Schools: James Madison High School, Oakton High School, South Lakes High School
Coach: Nick Good
Schools: Alexandria City High School, West Potomac High School
Coach: Allan Lee
Schools: Wakefield High School, Washington Liberty High School, Yorktown High School
Coach: Jason Moccia
Schools: Centreville High School, Chantilly High School, Westfield High School
Coach: Doug Millman
Schools: Fairfax High School, W.T. Woodson High School, Robinson Secondary
Coach: Chris Addams
Schools: Annandale High School, Falls Church High School, Justice High School, Meridian High School, Marshall High School
Coach: Ray Zdancewicz
Schools: Edison High School, Hayfield High School, Mount Vernon High School
Coach: Mark Simonik
Schools: Herndon High School, Langley High School, McLean High School
Coach: Keith Horenstein
Schools: John R. Lewis High School, Lake Braddock Secondary, South County High School, West Springfield High School
Coach: Doug Hook
District Leaders
🏆 District Leaders — 2025
🏆 OPS Leaders — 2025
- 1Jacob RosenSpringfield Post 1761.247
- 2Justin WhiteSpringfield Post 1761.007
- 3Henry StewartSpringfield Post 1760.916
- 4Sean McMahonSpringfield Post 1760.910
- 5Daniel KlapmustSpringfield Post 1760.902
- 6Jake GettySpringfield Post 1760.808
- 7Patrick SidoSpringfield Post 1760.787
- 8Matt MontagueSpringfield Post 1760.687
- 9Nathaniel HookSpringfield Post 1760.596
- 10Brandon JohnsonSpringfield Post 1760.500
🏆 AVG Leaders — 2025
- 1Jacob RosenSpringfield Post 1760.444
- 2Justin WhiteSpringfield Post 1760.423
- 3Henry StewartSpringfield Post 1760.409
- 4Daniel KlapmustSpringfield Post 1760.357
- 5Jake GettySpringfield Post 1760.333
- 6Sean McMahonSpringfield Post 1760.316
- 7Patrick SidoSpringfield Post 1760.250
- 8Matt MontagueSpringfield Post 1760.240
- 9Nathaniel HookSpringfield Post 1760.211
- 10Brandon JohnsonSpringfield Post 1760.160
🏆 HR Leaders — 2025
- 1Jacob RosenSpringfield Post 1762
- 2Patrick SidoSpringfield Post 1761
- 3Brandon JohnsonSpringfield Post 1760
- 4Daniel KlapmustSpringfield Post 1760
- 5Henry StewartSpringfield Post 1760
- 6Jake GettySpringfield Post 1760
- 7Justin WhiteSpringfield Post 1760
- 8Kyle McClureSpringfield Post 1760
- 9Leo BurnsSpringfield Post 1760
- 10Matt MontagueSpringfield Post 1760
🏆 RBI Leaders — 2025
- 1Sean McMahonSpringfield Post 17611
- 2Jacob RosenSpringfield Post 1769
- 3Jake GettySpringfield Post 1766
- 4Matt MontagueSpringfield Post 1765
- 5Patrick SidoSpringfield Post 1765
- 6Nathaniel HookSpringfield Post 1764
- 7Henry StewartSpringfield Post 1763
- 8Justin WhiteSpringfield Post 1763
- 9Kyle McClureSpringfield Post 1763
- 10Brandon JohnsonSpringfield Post 1761
🏆 SB Leaders — 2025
- 1Jake GettySpringfield Post 1769
- 2Justin WhiteSpringfield Post 1768
- 3Daniel KlapmustSpringfield Post 1766
- 4Henry StewartSpringfield Post 1766
- 5Matt MontagueSpringfield Post 1765
- 6Patrick SidoSpringfield Post 1765
- 7Sean McMahonSpringfield Post 1765
- 8Nathaniel HookSpringfield Post 1764
- 9Jacob RosenSpringfield Post 1763
- 10Brandon JohnsonSpringfield Post 1762
🏆 BB/K Leaders — 2025
- 1Jake GettySpringfield Post 1760.800
- 2Daniel KlapmustSpringfield Post 1760.667
- 3Jacob RosenSpringfield Post 1760.625
- 4Matt MontagueSpringfield Post 1760.556
- 5Henry StewartSpringfield Post 1760.400
- 6Justin WhiteSpringfield Post 1760.400
- 7Nathaniel HookSpringfield Post 1760.300
- 8Leo BurnsSpringfield Post 1760.286
- 9Brandon JohnsonSpringfield Post 1760.214
- 10Patrick SidoSpringfield Post 1760.200
Northern Virginia Summer Baseball Locations
District 17 serves high school players across Northern Virginia. Select your area below to check eligibility and team placement.
The Path to College Baseball
College Exposure
College coaches scout summer leagues to evaluate players outside the high school season. District 17's competitive schedule — 20–30 full 9-inning games against Northern Virginia's best — puts players in front of evaluators during the summer evaluation window.
Real Game Reps
College programs at every level — from DIII to DI — prioritize players who compete in structured summer leagues. Legion's 9-inning format, official standings, and postseason tournament path mirrors the college game more closely than any travel tournament format.
Any Level, Any Goal
Not every player aims for Division I. District 17 alumni have gone on to play at Division III programs across Virginia and the region. Legion Baseball builds the reps, the film, and the competitive résumé that opens doors — at whatever level fits the player.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who is eligible to play District 17 Legion Baseball?
Players ages 17–19 who meet American Legion eligibility guidelines may be eligible. Residency and school boundaries can apply. Submit the interest form to confirm placement.
How much does it cost compared to travel baseball?
District 17 is designed to be an affordable, community-backed option compared to travel baseball. Fees vary by team and season. Travel programs commonly cost thousands of dollars per year once you include fees, tournaments, and travel.
See a full comparison of Legion vs Travel baseball →
When is the season?
Games typically run June through July, with team practices beginning in May. Each team plays approximately 20–30 games, plus district and state tournament play for qualifying teams.
What makes Legion games different from high school or travel ball?
District 17 plays full 9-inning games—the same format used in college and professional baseball. Over a season, that provides significantly more live innings and development reps than 7-inning formats.
Which high schools does District 17 serve?
District 17 serves Northern Virginia high school players across the region. Team assignment depends on eligibility rules and local boundaries. Use the team finder or submit the interest form to confirm the right team.
Is Legion Baseball recognized for college recruitment?
Yes. American Legion Baseball has a long history as a respected summer baseball program. Many college coaches value strong summer competition and consistent game reps as part of a player’s overall evaluation.
Serving Northern Virginia Communities
District 17 Legion is for players who want real innings, real structure, and a competitive Northern Virginia summer.