This being our Sixtieth year since Bill White, George Warner, Bill Stoner and Ralph Bartlett conceived the idea of building a league for the 15- and 16-year-old players that could play on their American Legion team but were not getting meaningful playing time to develop their talent. Greensboro Youth Baseball, Inc.  has seen over 11,500 young men come through its program. Our sole mission is to provide the best possible venues for the 14-, 15-, and 16-year-old youth of Guilford County and the surrounding areas to play baseball. From beginnings considered humble by today’s   standards, playing at Summerfield, Oak Ridge, Rankin Schools and occasionally, a tournament game at War Memorial Stadium, we now have a facility like Stoner White Stadium in Jaycee Park. Greensboro Youth Baseball, Inc. has been a self-sustaining, not-for-profit corporation, deriving no income from any governmental body. No Director or person associated with the Greensboro Youth Baseball Board has ever derived any income from it. Our Board is comprised of volunteers drawn from the ranks of men and women who selfishly give of their time and money toward a common commitment to the youth baseball of Guilford County. We have no salaried employees. The only individuals who receive compensation are umpires, scorekeepers and other game personnel who are contracted for their services. Even these people work substantially below scale for their particular specialty because of their affinity for the Greensboro COLT League program and the quality of baseball it’s traditionally fielded.   New information for All-Stars this summer.
To qualify for All-Stars, you must not turn 17 before May 1, 2025

Interview with Adam Gunn, Greensboro Green Colt Baseball Coach..Team wins 2021 East Zone Title. - YouTube