The goal of current league president John Depenbrock is to make the Clark Griffith League the best "under-21" amateur baseball league in the country. With four straight AAABA championships, the league is well on its way to fulfilling Depenbrock's baseball dream. As the 21st century dawns, there are plans for more teams to join the league with two four-team divisions and divisional play-offs deciding the league champion.

"Our long-term strategy is to do for the whole Washington metropolitan area what Bethesda did for its community," says Depenbrock. He wants the league to be "a place where entire families can afford to see a baseball game. We want to bring baseball back to the communities. Part of our overall responsibility is to give back to the community in the form of conducting clinics, adding baseball fields we have now. It's a real compliment to have former Griffith League players like Chris Burr, former manager of the Arlington Senators, and Derek Hacopian, manager of The Bethesda Big Train, giving back to the league."

With strong vision, leadership and commitment from other community leaders, the Clark C. Griffith Collegiate Baseball League will continue to grow, and Depenbrock's baseball and community goals are certain to be attained.