The Keystone State Bombers

When done right, travel baseball and softball provide serious players with the tools needed to improve their skills via professional instruction, develop a deeper understanding of the game, compete against some of the best competition in the country, prepare for high school and college athletics, and, perhaps most most importantly, to form lifelong friendships and meaningful relationships that go beyond the game. While we support rec ball and encourage our athletes to participate, the fact is the level and amount of coaching, training, and competition will be at a higher level in a good travel ball organization.

We understand that the world of travel baseball and softball can be confusing. With no barrier to entry the sheer number of teams/organizations makes it difficult for families to know which program makes the most sense for them. We believe the combination of our knowledgeable and professional coaches, unparalleled player development program, year round training at Keystone State Sports, an in-house recruiting director, and our recent acceptance into the prestigious Diamond Allegiance are just a few of the reasons why the Bombers were recently ranked as the #1 team in the mid-atlantic and #23 team in the nation by Perfect Game, and why we are considered one of the premier travel organizations in the country.

Our coaching staff is composed of current or former collegiate & professional players, coaches, and scouts, all of whom strive to teach athletes how to train for & play at a highly-competitive level with a specific focus on player & skill development.

The Bombers make their home at the 42,000 square foot Keystone State Sports Facility in Manheim, PA. Keystone State Sports has a fully turfed infield with LED lighting, 13 batting cages, 2 pitching lanes, HitTrax, Rapsodo units, pitching machines, radar guns, and a variety of other tools, all of which provide unlimited opportunities for our athletes to train and develop year round.

Teams can expect to participate in 3-4 tournaments during the fall season (September & October), 6-8 tournaments during the spring season (March-May), and 6-8 tournaments in the summer season (June - August). All age groups have the opportunity to participate in the fall season, 10U-14U teams can compete in the spring and summer, and our high school-aged athletes take the spring off to focus on their high school seasons before regrouping in the summer for a challenging schedule against some of the best competition in the country. In addition to gameplay, the schedule will also include team and position-specific practices as detailed in the player development section.