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2021 Game Schedule Mooresville Baseball League - 2021 Game Schedule Baseball MINOR ROOKIE PEEWEE INSTRUCTIONAL MAJOR Softball STB 7-8U (CP) 9-10U (KP) 11-12U (S) Opening Day - April 17 May 17 - May 22 Diamond Diamond Date Day Time Date Day Time 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 4 5 6 9:00 IN1-IN2 IN3-IN8 MA1-MA2 MA3-MA5 IN4-IN7 17-May Mon 6:00 S1-S2 IN2-IN7 MA5-MA1 MA2-MA4 MI2 - MI5 11:00 MI2 - MI1 MI3 - MI8 MI4 - MI7 MI5 - MI6 STB1-STB2 18-May Tue 6:00 MI2 - MI1 MI3 - MI8 MI4 - MI7 MI5 - MI6 17-Apr Sat 1:00 PW1-PW2 PW3-PW10 PW4-PW9 PW5-PW8 PW6-PW7 19-May Wed 6:00 S2-S3 IN3-IN6 MA2-MA5 MA4-MA3 PW2-PW9 3:00 R1-R4 R2-R3 CP1-CP2 CP3-CP4 KP1-KP2 20-May Thu 6:00 MI3 - MI4 MI1 - MI7 MI8 - MI6 MI2 - MI5 5:00 KP3-KP4 IN5-IN6 STB3-STB4 STB5-STB6 21-May Fri 6:00 CP2-CP3 CP4-CP1 KP1-KP2 KP3-KP4 9:00 IN4-IN5 IN8-IN1 STB3-STB6 STB4-STB1 April 19 - April 24 11:00 R3-R1 R4-R2 STB2-STB5 Diamond 22-May Sat 1:00 PW3-PW8 PW1-PW10 PW5-PW6 PW4-PW7 Date Day Time 1 2 3 4 5 6 3:00 19-Apr Mon 6:00 S1-S2 R1-R4 MA3-MA2 MA4-MA1 5:00 20-Apr Tue 6:00 Cancel Cancel Cancel Cancel 21-Apr Wed 6:00 Cancel Cancel Cancel Cancel May 24 - May 29 22-Apr Thu 6:00 S2-S3 R2-R3 MA1-MA3 MA5-MA4 IN8-IN6 Diamond Date Day Time 23-Apr Fri 6:00 PW2-PW3 PW1-PW7 PW8-PW6 PW9-PW5 PW10-PW4 1 2 3 4 5 6 9:00 IN3-IN4 IN2-IN5 STB1-STB6 STB2-STB4 IN1-IN7 24-May Mon 6:00 S3-S1 KP2-KP3 MA1-MA2 MA3-MA5 STB2-STB4 11:00 R1-R2 R3-R4 STB3-STB5 PW7-PW8 PW5-PW10 25-May Tue 6:00 MI6 - MI2 MI7 - MI8 MI4 - MI1 MI5 - MI3 STB1-STB6 24-Apr Sat 1:00 CP3-CP1 CP2-CP4 PW3-PW1 PW4-PW2 26-May Wed 6:00 S1-S2 KP4-KP1 MA3-MA2 MA4-MA1 3:00 27-May Thu 6:00 CP3-CP1 CP2-CP4 PW7-PW5 PW6-PW1 PW9-PW3 5:00 28-May Fri 6:00 R1-R4 R2-R3 PW8-PW4 PW10-PW2 9:00 Apr 26 - May 1 11:00 Diamond 29-May Sat 1:00 MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND Date Day Time 1 2 3 4 5 6 3:00 26-Apr Mon 6:00 CP1-CP2 CP3-CP4 KP1-KP3 KP2-KP4 MI3 - MI4 5:00 27-Apr Tue 6:00 MI6 - MI2 MI7 - MI8 MI4 - MI1 MI5 - MI3 28-Apr Wed 6:00 S3-S1 STB3-STB5 MA2-MA5 MA4-MA3 PW6-PW9 May 31 - June 5 29-Apr Thu 6:00 MI7 - MI5 MI8 - MI4 MI2 - MI3 MI6 - MI1 Diamond Date Day Time 30-Apr Fri 6:00 KP1-KP2 KP3-KP4 IN5-IN3 IN4-IN1 1 2 3 4 5 6 9:00 IN6-IN2 IN7-IN8 STB5-STB4 STB3-STB2 STB6-STB1 31-May Mon 6:00 MEMORIAL DAY 11:00 PW6-PW9 PW7-PW8 PW3-PW1 MA5-MA4 R2-R4 1-Jun Tue 6:00 IN7-IN3 IN8-IN2 KP1-KP3 KP2-KP4 IN1-IN5 1-May Sat 1:00 PW4-PW2 PW5-PW10 CP2-CP3 R1-R3 CP4-CP1 2-Jun Wed 6:00 S2-S3 IN1-IN5 R2-R1 R3-R4 IN6-IN4 3:00 3-Jun Thu 6:00 PWT1 PWT2 MIT1 MIT2 5:00 4-Jun Fri 6:00 9:00 IN2-IN1 IN3-IN8 STB5-STB4 STB3-STB2 May 3 - May 8 11:00 PWT3 PWT4 PWT5 PWT6 Diamond 5-Jun Sat 1:00 STB6-STB1 IN4-IN7 IN5-IN6 RT 1 Date Day Time 1 2 3 4 5 6 3:00 RT 2 3-May Mon 6:00 S1-S2 PW1-PW8 MA5-MA1 MA2-MA4 PW3-PW4 5:00 4-May Tue 6:00 MI1 - MI3 MI4 - MI2 MI5 - MI8 MI6 - MI7 PW9-PW7 5-May Wed 6:00 S2-S3 PW10-PW6 MA1-MA2 MA3-MA5 PW2-PW5 June 7 - June 12 6-May Thu 6:00 MI4 - MI5 MI8 - MI1 MI2 - MI7 MI3 - MI6 Date Day Time Diamond 7-May Fri 6:00 CP3-CP1 CP2-CP4 KP2-KP3 KP4-KP1 1 2 3 4 5 6 9:00 IN7-IN5 IN8-IN4 STB6-STB2 STB1-STB3 IN2-IN3 7-Jun Mon 6:00 S3-S1 MIT3 MIT4 MJT 1 STB1-STB2 11:00 PW5-PW1 PW6-PW4 PW7-PW3 STB4-STB5 R2-R3 8-Jun Tue 6:00 IN3-IN4 IN8-IN6 IN2-IN5 IN1-IN7 STB5-STB6 8-May Sat 1:00 PW8-PW2 PW9-PW10 IN6-IN1 R1-R4 9-Jun Wed 6:00 MJT 3 MIT5 MIT6 MJT 4 STB3-STB4 3:00 CP2-CP3 CP4-CP1 KP2-KP3 KP4-KP1 10-Jun Thu 6:00 S1-S2 PWT7 PWT8 ST 1 5:00 11-Jun Fri 6:00 CPT 1 CPT 2 KPT 1 KPT 2 9:00 May 10 - May 15 11:00 Diamond 12-Jun Sat 1:00 Date Day Time 1 2 3 4 5 6 3:00 10-May Mon 6:00 S3-S1 STB2-STB3 MA3-MA2 MA4-MA1 MI1 - MI7 5:00 11-May Tue 6:00 MI7 - MI3 MI8 - MI2 MI1 - MI5 MI6 - MI4 12-May Wed 6:00 S2-S3 IN1-IN3 MA1-MA3 MA5-MA4 PW8-PW9 June 14 - June 19 13-May Thu 6:00 PW5-PW3 PW6-PW2 PW7-PW10 PW4-PW1 MI8 - MI6 Date Day Time Diamond 14-May Fri 6:00 CP1-CP2 CP3-CP4 KP1-KP3 KP2-KP4 1 2 3 4 5 6 9:00 IN6-IN7 IN5-IN8 STB4-STB6 STB5-STB1 IN4-IN2 14-Jun Mon 6:00 PW Champ MI Champ R Champ MJ Champ 11:00 PW4-PW5 PW1-PW9 PW10-PW8 R2-R1 R4-R3 15-Jun Tue 6:00 KP Champ CP Champ S Champ 15-May Sat 1:00 PW2-PW7 PW3-PW6 16-Jun Wed 6:00 3:00 17-Jun Thu 6:00 5:00 18-Jun Fri 6:00 9:00 11:00 19-Jun Sat 1:00 3:00 5:00 Home team is listed first: line field and put out bases, keep official book and has third base dugout. Visitor: rake diamond and put bases away..
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