Family
Parents, siblings, coaches, and volunteers all share in the season and help the ballpark feel like home.

For generations, Santa Susana Baseball has brought Simi Valley families together around the game and around one another.


Santa Su gives boys and girls of all skill levels a positive place to learn the game, build confidence, make friends, and discover what it means to be part of a team.
The league's purpose reaches beyond wins and standings. Teamwork, sportsmanship, perseverance, and leadership are part of every season.
What matters here
The experience stays grounded in the values families have carried through the gates for generations.
Parents, siblings, coaches, and volunteers all share in the season and help the ballpark feel like home.
Players deserve encouragement, joy, and a place where a love for baseball can grow.
Age-appropriate instruction helps players build skills, confidence, and good habits.
Santa Su is sustained by local people who give their time and care to the next generation.
Santa Su archive / Est. 1962
Santa Susana Baseball is Simi Valley’s oldest organized youth sports league. Its history includes the 1983 pony league world series champions, while its enduring legacy lives in the players, coaches, volunteers, and families who return to the fields each season.


From the yearbook
Three verified markers tell part of the story. The people who carried the league between them tell the rest.
The first season
Santa Susana Baseball begins serving Simi Valley families.
World champions
Santa Susana wins the PONY League World Series.
The tradition continues
Players of all skill levels learn teamwork, sportsmanship, perseverance, and leadership season after season.
Next at bat
Meet the players and teams honored in the Santa Su Hall of Fame, or learn about the volunteers guiding the league today.