Westurban Baseball Complex

Westurban Baseball is a premier youth baseball league and complex with a rich history of fostering young athletes in Wichita, Kansas. Founded in 1958 at what is now Buffalo Park, the league quickly expanded, moving in 1960 to the corner of Central and Tyler before settling in its current location in 1970. Starting with just three diamonds, the complex now boasts 11 fields, complete with a full-service concession stand and lobby, spread over nearly 40 acres within the Sedgwick County Park Complex.

Originally featuring a dozen teams, Westurban Baseball now supports over 100 teams each year, reflecting its growth and importance in the community. In addition to being the home of the league, the complex serves as the base for the Greater Wichita Athletic League Baseball Program, several independent schools, and the Walter Johnson Semi-Pro Teams. The facility has hosted numerous prestigious events, including the National Baseball Congress 18 and Under World Series, the American Amateur Baseball Congress Regional Tournament, the Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference State Tournament, and annual youth state tournaments.