Opening events and ceremonies will be held on Wednesday, August 12th. The games begin on Thurday, August 13th and run through Thursday, August 20th

All public events, including the Skills Competition, Opening Ceremonies and the Games will be held at Robert J. Nutile Field near 113 Wildwood Street in Winchester. Nutile Field is essentially behind the Mahoney’s Garden Center on Route 3.

Click on Schedules, the Games above or here.

For any changes, look to our home page and schedule for updates.

General parking is available within a short walk of the field and at satellite locations close by with free shuttle bus service running continuously before during and after events at Nutile field including all games as well as the Opening Ceremonies.

•    Parking will not be allowed on the streets close to the field, including Wildwood, Albamont, New Meadows and Robinhood).

•    Parking will be available at designated areas of Mahoney’s Garden Center, Vinson-Owen School and Ambrose School.

•    Additional parking if those areas are full will be at Mullen Field and St. Eulalia’s Church.

•    Parking at Nutile Field itself will be limited to handicap and World Series officials.

There will be buses looping continuously from the parking areas to Nutile Field before, during and after all events.

Yes, there is parking available at the field for handicapped attendees and the facility is wheelchair accessible.

The teams come from all regions of the United States. For more information, click on the Teams link above.

Tickets can be purchased online and picked up at WILL CALL or purchased at the field. To buy tickets online, click the "Buy" link above or here.

No, these events are free and open to the public. During those events, however, game tickets will be for sale at the field.

No, all seating is open seating, available on a first come, first served basis.

Yes, many great items will be available at our Souvenir Tent at the field.

Yes, a variety of prepared and snack items will be available for all games and events held at Nutile Field.

•    Cash and credit/debit cards will be accepted at the Ticket Booth, Souvenir Tent and Concessions.

•    Checks will not be accepted.

•    Cash back transactions will not be available

No

•    An individual, one day ticket is $5

•    An individual, tournament ticket – good for all games is $30

•    A family pass – good for a family for all games is $50

Visitors will receive a handstamp when entering the event. The handstamp will allow you re-entry to the event for that day.

•    The Winchester Chamber of Commerce has arranged for a shuttle bus to run from Nutile Field to Laraway Road in Winchester Center on certain days and times, which are highlighted on the Community Events Calendar .

•    Winchester Center is approximately 1.5 miles from Nutile Field.

•    For walking, it is a generally flat route through some charming New England neighborhood.

The Town of Winchester has planned many community events for the enjoyment of out-of-town visitors and locals alike during the World Series. From the Battle of the Bands, balloon rides, and children's theater, to a book signing by Winchester's own Matt Tavares, the farmer's market and a movie on the common, there are many free and inexpensive activities for the entire family. On four afternoons, there will be a free shuttle transporting visitors between Nutile Field and downtown.

Less than 10 miles from downtown Boston and abutting Lexington, Winchester is a central location from which to explore much of our nation's early history. Faneuil Hall, Quincy Market, Old North Church, and Old Ironsides in Boston, Minuteman Statue and Minuteman National Historic Park in Lexington, North Bridge in Concord are but a few of the sites that await. Fenway Park, Boston Common, Boston Public Garden and its famous swan boats are within walking distance of each other and several of the other sites above. A full vacation experience is available before during and after the Cal Ripken World Series.

Yes.

A successful World Series has many facets that must come together, not only to play the games but to contribute to the entire experience that is the Cal Ripken World Series. This means many volunteers doing coutless jobs at the field and behind the scenes. It also requires significant financial resources that are defrayed in part by our wonderful sponsors and donors.

To help, you may wish to volunteer your time or make a contribution. If you would like further information on volunteering please ask Liz Darby or Tim Woolston.

Sachem Youth Baseball/Softball Association, Inc. (SYBS), provides baseball and softball activities for children of the ages of 6 to 18. Our organization is made up of a Board of Directors who plan and execute the program of SYBS. As a not-for-profit organization, we rely on volunteers to perform the many functions needed to give our kids a worthwhile experience.

SYBS is affiliated with Babe Ruth League, an international organization that offers the opportunity for tournament play, a comprehensive insurance package and considerable flexibility in how we manage our spring and summer seasons. Babe Ruth covers both baseball and softball, with baseball being subdivided further based on playing age. The 12 and under baseball division is known as the Cal Ripken Division. Descended from the previous Bambino Division, it was renamed for the 1999 season in honor of the Baltimore Orioles Hall-Of-Fame infielder.