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Durango Baseball and Softball offers the Durango Baseball 2026 Spring Season with divisions that include 6U Coed Tee Ball, 8U Coed Coach Pitch, and 10U, 12U, and 14U Baseball. The program also runs a Community Wiffle Ball Tourney, a 12U Softball Clinic, free clinics, and travel team try-outs. The 12U Softball free clinics are scheduled for Saturday, February 21st and Saturday, February 28th, from 11:00 AM to 12:30 PM.
• Ages: 5–15 years old
• Schedule: Spring season runs from April to July, with registration open December 15 through March 25, 2026; teams are organized in early April, practices set by each team coach starting the week of April 13
• Price: Spring 2026 fees range from $110 for 6U Coed Tee Ball, $190 for 8U Coed Coach Pitch, $230 for 10U Baseball, and $240 for 12U and 14U Baseball
Durango Baseball and Softball is a nonprofit, volunteer-driven organization with a mission to offer any young person the opportunity for character and skill development and to inspire a lifelong passion for the games of softball and baseball. The organization states that the season is open to players of all abilities and that competitive and recreational players are combined on teams. Volunteer coaches and umpires are described as the heart of the baseball and softball programs, and Durango Baseball & Softball holds monthly board meetings, with the next board meeting scheduled for Monday, March 9, 2026, at 6:00 pm.
The volunteer board includes President Frank Mutz, Vice President Kyle Gibbons, Treasurer Tim Smith, Softball Coordinator Sara Clair, a Baseball Coordinator position, Durango School District Representative Masen Hibbeler, a Camps & Clinics Coordinator position, Travel Baseball Coordinator Jordan Dimick, Umpire-In-Chief Scott Carbaugh, Field/Equipment Coordinator Eric Hjermstad, Fundraising Coordinator Lindsay Lubrant, and an Alpine Bank Representative position, with the Secretary and Camps & Clinics Coordinator roles listed as vacant voting positions. The organization thanks its generous sponsors for supporting Durango Baseball & Softball in the spring season and notes appreciation for their commitment to building the community and creating positive and meaningful opportunities for children in Southwest Colorado. If a family needs financial assistance, the program offers a scholarship application process with instructions to wait for further guidance before registering.
Last updated February 24, 2026.
• Ages: 5–15 years old
• Schedule: Spring season runs from April to July, with registration open December 15 through March 25, 2026; teams are organized in early April, practices set by each team coach starting the week of April 13
• Price: Spring 2026 fees range from $110 for 6U Coed Tee Ball, $190 for 8U Coed Coach Pitch, $230 for 10U Baseball, and $240 for 12U and 14U Baseball
Durango Baseball and Softball is a nonprofit, volunteer-driven organization with a mission to offer any young person the opportunity for character and skill development and to inspire a lifelong passion for the games of softball and baseball. The organization states that the season is open to players of all abilities and that competitive and recreational players are combined on teams. Volunteer coaches and umpires are described as the heart of the baseball and softball programs, and Durango Baseball & Softball holds monthly board meetings, with the next board meeting scheduled for Monday, March 9, 2026, at 6:00 pm.
The volunteer board includes President Frank Mutz, Vice President Kyle Gibbons, Treasurer Tim Smith, Softball Coordinator Sara Clair, a Baseball Coordinator position, Durango School District Representative Masen Hibbeler, a Camps & Clinics Coordinator position, Travel Baseball Coordinator Jordan Dimick, Umpire-In-Chief Scott Carbaugh, Field/Equipment Coordinator Eric Hjermstad, Fundraising Coordinator Lindsay Lubrant, and an Alpine Bank Representative position, with the Secretary and Camps & Clinics Coordinator roles listed as vacant voting positions. The organization thanks its generous sponsors for supporting Durango Baseball & Softball in the spring season and notes appreciation for their commitment to building the community and creating positive and meaningful opportunities for children in Southwest Colorado. If a family needs financial assistance, the program offers a scholarship application process with instructions to wait for further guidance before registering.
Last updated February 24, 2026.
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