Shawn Lee is the League President of the Ultra-Successful North Texas Amateur Baseball League, where he puts in long hours of volunteer time to keep the league humming after joining the MSBL family in 1988.

"I enjoy seeing my players and my members happy. I’m selfish too, but my first form of selfishness comes from the excitement and fun the guys are having. I’ll always put them first." Shawn Lee

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For his intensity, integrity, and mastery of the game of baseball, Dave has been inducted into the MSBL Fall Classic Hall of Fame.  To clarify, Dave was inducted in 2024, but a story was never compiled to outline his achievements and what he means to the game and everyone around him.  It is about time we do that.

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“I started this great game when I was nine years old.  I had a huge passion for sports and begged to play baseball, and played through high school, but then stopped.

I wasn’t good enough to go play in college, so I went the softball route to stay somewhat connected to the game.  In 2008, I joined the Columbus MSBL and played both sports, but only for one year.  It was an easy decision.” JT Thomas

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"Dodgertown West (DTW) sprang from the desire of several local players returning from their first Los Angeles Dodgers Adult Baseball Camp (fantasy camp) to continue the camp camaraderie and play baseball.

That was back in 1984-1987.   Dan was one of those original members and has been a part of the league ever since." Mark Stone, Dodgertown West League President

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Said Central Florida League President Aaron Eberhardt, “Will has worked extremely hard since joining our league a few years ago and has helped build a handful of teams, and taken over teams that had issues.  His organizational work ethic has helped grow the league.”

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“I have played in the CMBL since 1998,” started Todd.  “I am attracted to the competitive nature of the league.  The high level of play makes playing baseball at our ages as fun and rewarding as when we were young.

I come back each year to enjoy the friendships on my own team, as well as within the league." Todd Bollinger

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“It was exciting,” said Towns. “The atmosphere was great, there were a lot of young guys with very strong arms, but I have been in this for years,” Towns continued.

“I just had to come, and hope and pray I could get my knuckleball over for strikes, and I did today, except for one mistake.”

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