St Louis Metro Collegiate Baseball 44th Annual All Star Game Photos

2022 Metro Collegiate MVP, Ryan Carolan, receiving the MVP award from Ozzie "The Wizzard" Smith

July 11, 2022

Metro Alum Nick Allgeyer Gets Called To The Show

Metro Collegiate alumni, Nick Allgeyer has been promoted from class AAA Buffalo to the Toronto Blue Jays. The official transaction took place May 15, 2021.

Ken Reitz 1951 - 2021

On Wednesday, March 31st, the Metro League tragically lost one of its own. MLB and St. Louis Cardinal veteran Ken Reitz passed away at his home in St. Charles, leaving behind his son Brett, his daughter Corrie, six grandchildren and an ocean of red-clad baseball fans to mourn his passing.

Reitz’s legacy in baseball is a storied one.

Policies and Protocols Relating to COVID-19

Please download and read the St. Louis Metro Collegiate Baseball League Policies and Protocols Relating to COVID-19

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Kats - 2019 Metro Collegiate Champions

2018 Metro Collegiate Champions

Two Metro Collegiate Alumni picked up in the 2019 MLB Player Draft

Metro Collegiate alumni and Missouri State junior Drew Millas was selected in the seventh round of the 2019 Major League Baseball First-Year Player Draft Tuesday afternoon, as the Oakland Athletics nabbed the Bears' All-American catcher with the 224th overall pick. While with Metro Collegiate, Drew played for Coach Rick Fiala (Bandits)

Another of the Bandits players was also selected in this years' draft, RHP Anthony Green. The 6'4" Green was selected by the St. Louis Cardinals. In 29 innings pitched this season, Anthony struck out 40 batters and only surrendered 3 earned runs for a stellar .093 ERA and 5 win vs. 0 loss record.

Congratulations and Best of Luck to both of these young men.

STL Metro League Sponsors August Busch Restoration

Just in time for Opening Day in St. Louis, local Sculptor Don Wiegand has restored the luster to his bronze bust of August A. Busch Jr., known better as Gussie. Wiegand sculpted the former team owner and beer baron more than 30 years ago, but every year on the day before the Home Opener, he and a team of volunteers, plus members of the Busch family, go to Busch Stadium to clean and polish the bust to keep it looking good.