Westfield Starfires

Westfield Starfires is a small, locally owned sports team based in Westfield, Massachusetts. Founded by entrepreneurs Christopher Thompson and Donald Moorhouse, the team employs a staff of three. Playing in the Futures Collegiate Baseball League, the Starfires are known for their dedication to the sport and their commitment to the City of Westfield. They bring excitement to the community by hosting a 56-game season (28 home and 28 away) from May to August at historic Billy Bullens Field. The Westfield Starfires offer a unique summer collegiate baseball experience. They boast a strong connection to the City of Westfield's history with the Air National Guard stationed at Barnes Airport, reflected in their team name. The name, derived from the Lockheed F-94 Starfire aircraft, honors the fighter jet's legacy as the first operational USAF fighter with an afterburner and its role in the Korean War. The team prides itself on honoring, enhancing, and adding to the rich baseball legacy of Westfield. Fans interested in catching a game or learning more about the team can visit the Westfield Starfires website at westfieldstarfires.com.