WELCOME TO THE BERRY FARM
Get ready to join the juicy excitement in Salem, Oregon as the Marion Berries take the field for the first time in 2025! As the 17th member of the West Coast League, our team is committed to bringing top-notch baseball and family-friendly fun to the Willamette Valley.
STADIUM UPDATE
It is with extreme disappointment that the renovations at Willamette’s ballpark will not be completed in time for our season. We have been holding out hope that Willamette would complete the initial phase in time for our first game but as the tenant, we have no control over the process. We tried our best to help, even shifting around our first 9 home games but, with no clarity on a completion date and the field currently unplayable, a change is needed.
We have an obligation to our fans, the community and our players to ensure we play our games this summer. That obligation requires a location that is safe and reliable for both fans and players. To that end, we will be playing our inaugural 2025 at Chemeketa Community College. As the former home site of the Salem Angels and Salem Dodgers minor league teams from 1982-1989, Chemeketa is a wonderful replacement this season.
The Marion Berries are all about community -- we're dedicated to supporting local businesses, charities and initiatives that make a positive impact on our city and region. Our players, coaches, and staff are committed to being active members of the Salem community, and we can't wait to get started!
FAQ
What are the Marion Berries?
The Marion Berries Baseball Club will be the 17th team in the West Coast League, a summer collegiate wood bat league featuring teams in Oregon, Washington, and Canada.
Where will the team play?
Chemeketa Community College's baseball field!
4000 Lancaster Dr NE, Salem, OR 97305
When is the first game?
The first game of the season kicks off on the road on Tuesday, June 3rd against the Ridgefield Raptors. Our first home game is June 23rd at 6:30pm!
What's the name mean?
Marionberries were discovered and developed right here in Marion County in 1956, leading to a robust berry industry in the heart of the Willamette Valley.
Yeah, but why Marionberries?
Marionberries are bright and bold, ripening in bunches along vines during the summer. The Willamette Valley’s unique climate creates the perfect conditions for marionberries to thrive, just like we plan to do. Let’s celebrate our community’s roots and have some fun while we do it.
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