The Coconut Creek Baseball Club was founded in 1996 and played it's Inaugural season in 1997.    The original baseball Club had only 10 T-ball and 6 Coach pitch teams and had no player pitch divisions and played all their games at Cocoplum (George Gerber) Park and Hosford Park.  Founding Board members included President Randy Johnson, Albert Muniz, Jim Henry, Bob Webster,  Wes Schaffer, Scott Sundermeier, David Anderson, Clark McCall, Allan & Bernadette Hathaway, Andrea Koss & Carolyn Beamer.  

Competitive Player Pitch Divisions were added in 1998 and Coach Pitch and T-ball Divisions would switch to non-competitive formats which would be an attractive draw for the league bringing in many new players.  By 1999 the league would more than double in size to 40 teams. The League would also receive a probationary charter from Little League Baseball inc., in 1999 and celebrated it's tenth anniversary as a member of that organization in 2008.  The league would also publish it's first yearbook that year. 

The 2000 season brought Major League replica uniforms to the Creek baseball program for the first time and official recognition as a Little League Member of Florida's District 10.  The League also had a brand new place to play as Coconut Creek opened Lakeside Park in 2000 and the burgeoning league quickly filled the city's available fields.  The year 2000 also brought Coconut Creek Little League to the world wide web as www.ccllb.com, the predecessor to the site you are now on, went live to the world.   The Little league Board of Directors also surged to 20 members and their efforts were instrumental to the growth and success of the league.  The league also suffered tragedy this year as Umpire Chief Paul Mosher was tragically killed in a automobile accident in the summer of 2000.

The League began a new era in 2001 as the City and the League inaugurated a new showcase facility with the opening of Sabal Pines Park.   This "Field of Dreams' included two multi-use and two baseball exclusive fields.  Coconut Creek was now a baseball destination in Broward County.   The League also gave the Girls a "League of their own" as it opened its inaugural Girls Softball season with six teams in 2001 as the League increased to 58 teams. 

The league continued it's expansion in 2002 as the league grew to 63 teams. The Women's auxiliary had one of its strongest year ever under the leadership of Destineylee Poole and Linda Sanders- Klarman our team mom meetings become events and the league came closer together with our Spaghetti Dinner, Flea market, Jamboree and Our 1st Annual Golf Outing.

The League continued to expand in 2003 & 2004 as the league grew to 69 teams and 840 children as we added a Coach Pitch Girls Softball Division.  The 2005 season was a marked by dramatic change as we welcomed 7 new Board members and said goodbye to some long time members who had been instrumental to the development of the League.  The League grew rapidly as well in 2005 surging to 950 players and 74 teams as the league added a Minor Girls Softball Division and split our Coach Pitch Division into two separate divisions to better prepare our older players for competitive baseball.  'Billy' the Marlin Stopped by to kick of our Jamboree and we finally got to see a team other than the Atlanta Braves as Our Hometown Florida Marlins played host to the newly minted Washington Nationals in our 7th annual league trip to the Marlin's Youth Baseball day. 

League History Continued....