Boston Strong Beep Baseball

For all ages with a visual or mobility impairment

Beep baseball is an adapted version of traditional baseball, where the ball emits a beeping sound and the bases buzz, allowing players to locate them using sound. It’s a thrilling way to stay active, build confidence, and develop new skills in a supportive team environment.

As proud members of the National Beep Baseball Association, the Boston Strong travel to compete in tournaments across the country. However, our Sunday morning practices at Tufts University are open to all — whether you’re looking to train with the team or just want to try something new, get some exercise, and connect with others.

Practices are led by Head Coach Joe Quintanilla, who brings experience, energy, and a passion for the game.

LOCATION

Tufts University’s Triangle Field
20 Lower Campus Rd
Medford, MA 02155

DATE/TIME

Sundays
10:00 AM – 12:30 PM

Contact Info

Head Coach Joe Quintanilla
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Seeking volunteers for baseball season!

Volunteers help to spot balls, pitch/catch, and lead players to their positions. There will also be volunteer drivers to take players to the exhibition games and tournaments.

Hotels, mileage reimbursement and, special opportunities are available.

If you are interested in joining the Boston Strong, send an email to:
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SUPPORT THE STRONG TODAY

Beep baseball for all ages. Members of the National Beep Baseball Association. Est. 2022

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The Yawkey Foundation

The Boston Strong has been supported by the Yawkey Foundation since the team’s inception. Learn more about this fantastic organization below!

To participate in Adaptive Sports New England programming, participants must complete our waiver annually.
If you have not completed a waiver in 2025, please go to:  https://www.waiverfile.com/b/AdaptiveSportsNewEnglandInc