About

Founded in 2003 as an extension of Interior Baseball League, North Stars Baseball Club is a competitive travel baseball club that uses advanced training techniques delivered by accredited baseball coaches in Fairbanks, AK to develop high quality baseball players in the Interior. By focusing on player development – administered through structured practices, league games, tournaments and showcases – our coaches have been able to assist in the advancement of young athletes to accomplish their goal of playing competitive baseball through High School or Legion ball. Armed with an experienced coaching staff, North Stars Baseball offers a variety of programs available to players of all ages and levels of ability with the same goal: To be the best baseball player they can be.

North Stars Baseball is dedicated to developing young athletes into quality young men through baseball. The mission of the organization focuses on building the exceptional skills and the learning of life lessons to become quality baseball players.

North Stars Baseball Club operates out of Fairbanks, AK and serves all of the Fairbanks North Star Borough including Ft Wainwright and Eielson military bases.

The North Stars Baseball Club playing season typically lasts from early April (tryouts) to early Aug (State Tournaments). During the playing season, athletes and parents should expect to travel out of town at least once per month. Practices are typically during the week (2-4 scheduled), with tournament and series played on the weekends (3-4 games depending on tournament set up). 

North Stars Baseball supports and encourages multi-sport participation in our athletes. However, there are baseball training opportunities during the offseason that athletes can participate in to keep their baseball skills sharp. For more information on offseason training, contact the age appropriate coach in the Teams tab – Or contact Justin Witt, NSBC President at (907) 978-7873

North Stars Baseball offers an impressive list of highly qualified coaches who specialize in teaching the game of baseball to athletes in a digestible way that maximizes the athlete’s development opportunity. NOTE: If you are interested in giving back to the baseball community by being a part of the coaching team, click the Coaching Certification link below.

+ Current Coaching Staff
+ Coaching University

North Stars Baseball Club deploys a Game Time Equity model for athletes and their desire to start, participate, and earn playing time on the diamond during games. Athletes build up equity through their attendance, attitude, and aptitude regarding the game of baseball and their commitment to themselves, their teammates, and the team.

As a competitive travel baseball club, North Stars Baseball frequently travels out of town (to in-state and out of state destinations) for tournament and showcase events aimed at providing a memorable experience for the athletes and exposure to high level competition. Most ages groups travel at minimum once per month with the older age groups designing a schedule that includes out of state travel to Showcase tournaments. 

The North Stars Baseball experience for a summer of baseball has a one time fee of $605 (which includes uniform(s), equipment deposit, tournament registrations, and associations fees). Additional costs for the athlete/parent could include travel, lodging, and optional team wear.

There are important similarities and differences between competitive travel baseball and recreational baseball. Both teach many valuable life skills, such as work ethic, good sportsmanship, teamwork and bouncing back from adversity. But they differ drastically when it comes to time commitment and competitiveness.

Travel Baseball, and North Stars Baseball Club, is built for athletes that have fight and desire to compete for a spot in the lineup (like they’ll have to do if they make it to college ball) and can be a great option for baseball competitors. For more information regarding the competitiveness of North Star Baseball and it’s opponents – and to learn more about the mission and vision of the organization – contact NSBC President Justin Witt (907) 978-7873