Chesterfield Baseball Clubs (CBC) is one of the largest youth baseball organizations in the state of Virginia. In past years, more than 3,100 boys and girls participated in leagues beginning at age 5 and continuing until age 18. In the 5 and 6 year old age bracket, CBC fielded 46 teams. Ages 7 and 8 were the most popular age groups with a total of 64 teams participating. The 9 and 10 year old age bracket had 54 teams playing while the 11 and 12 year olds also had 54 teams. The 13 and 14 year olds fielded 36 teams and are a common qualifier for the PONY League World Series in Washington, Pennsylvania.

CBC is comprised of 26 local athletic associations stretching throughout the county. The boundary lines for the associations are the same as those for the elementary schools which they represent. From the northern part of the county near Midlothian to Matoaca in the South, CBC provides youth baseball opportunities for every boy and girl in Chesterfield County. 

In 2009, CBC, with PONY Baseball, wanted to start an event to spotlight the abilities of 11-year-old players at the highest level, and the Bronco-11 World Series was born. Fans attending the eight-team tournament have witnessed teams from Mexico, California, Florida, Illinois, and even host Chesterfield bring home a championship title over the years.  

For more information, please to go cbcbaseball.org.