The Cincinnati Buckeyes are a vintage base ball team that plays the game as it was played in 1869... the year their more famous historical rivals, the Cincinnati Red Stockings, became the first all-professional base ball team and the only one to go undefeated (with the help of some well-paid former Buckeye players). Today's Cincinnati Buckeyes were formed in 2001 to renew our rivalry with the Cinc
innati Red Stockings, and to help educate and entertain spectators by presenting the game as it was played 150 years ago. While our mission is to educate and entertain, it's also great exercise for some of the finest gentlemen athletes you'll ever experience. Pitching underhanded and "to the bat" is another big difference, with more emphasis on fielding than pitching. A fielder can catch a foul ball on the first bounce for an out, and fair/foul is determined by where it hits first. And in most vintage games, good sportsmanship is valued more than winning. Our home field is Dan Lyon Field, located at the Heritage Village Museum in Sharon Woods Park, just north of Cincinnati, OH. Heritage Village is a small collection of houses and other buildings from the time, further enhancing the feeling that you're really back in 1869. Please check out our coming events and come witness the Cincinnati Buckeyes in action at Heritage Village. Bring a picnic, bring a chair, and bring your heartiest "Huzzahs" for spectacular hits and plays, no matter which team you're rooting for. It's a great way to spend a Spring/Summer afternoon!