The summer heat was no match for the energy on Wildwood Beach as the MudHen Beach Baseball Tournament, presented by Morey’s Piers, returned for its 8th consecutive year! Held across two action-packed weekends – August 8–10 & August 15–17, 2025 – this youth baseball tournament turned the beach behind the iconic Wildwood Sign into the ultimate summer ballpark.
Open to players ages 9 to 12, the MudHen Beach Baseball Tournament is all about sunshine, teamwork, and unforgettable memories. With games on Friday and Saturday, and Championships on Sunday, each weekend was packed with action and sportsmanship.
The excitement kicked off every weekend with the Home Run Derby on Friday at 6 PM – a fan-favorite event that brought the crowd to its feet and set the tone for a weekend full of big hits and big smiles.
Between innings and games, players and their families soaked up the lively beachside atmosphere with:
Family fun in the sun
With 80 teams and over 1,000 young athletes competing across both weekends, the energy was electric, and the community came out in full force to cheer on the future of baseball.
Now a cornerstone summer event, the MudHen Beach Baseball Tournament continues to grow and inspire. It’s more than just a competition – it’s a celebration of youth sports, family fun, and the unbeatable vibe of a Wildwood weekend.
Huge thanks to all the teams, coaches, families, volunteers, and fans who made this year’s tournament the biggest and best yet. From epic plays in the sand to sunset team photos, every moment was a home run.
Stay tuned for info on next year’s tournament and other events brought to you by MudHen Brewing Company and Morey’s Piers – where baseball meets the beach in the best way possible.
Until next summer – keep swinging and stay sandy! 🧢🌊⚾
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