Douglas Baseball Club
Building tomorrow's champions through skill, dedication, and teamwork
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Who We Are
Douglas Baseball Club gives young athletes in Douglas County an opportunity to develop their baseball skills in a competitive environment, ultimately building an annually competitive high school baseball program.
Our goal is to give players access to elite development tools and competition while keeping the cost affordable.
Learn More About Our 501(c)3Support the Club
Donations directly fund field upkeep, equipment, and keeping baseball affordable. Minimum donation is $10.
What We Offer
Year-Round Training
Continuous skill development with structured practices and training programs throughout the year.
Expert Coaching
Learn from experienced coaches dedicated to developing both skills and character in every player.
Competitive Games
Regular games and tournaments provide real-world experience and opportunities to showcase skills.
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Get Started NowFrequently Asked Questions
What ages does Douglas Baseball Club serve?
Players ages 10-18. Programs are grouped by age: 10-13 focuses on fundamentals and proper mechanics, 14-16 adds competitive play, position specialization and high school preparation, and 17-18 offers elite-level training, showcases and college recruitment support.
See our programs →Where is Douglas Baseball Club located?
Douglas Baseball Club is based in Minden, Nevada, and serves families across Douglas County, Nevada. Teams also travel to tournaments and regional competitions.
Is Douglas Baseball Club a non-profit?
Yes. Douglas Baseball Club is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that has been running since 2021. All coaches are volunteers, and every donation stays local and goes straight to the players and the field.
How much does it cost to play for Douglas Baseball Club?
Plan on about $250 – $350 per player, per season. That covers league and club fees, insurance, indoor facility usage. Tournaments run $80 – $100 average per tournament, per player. Does not include travel, lodging, or meals. All coaches are volunteers, which keeps costs down, and the actual cost varies by team and tournament schedule.
Cost details →How do tryouts work?
Open tryouts are listed on the Tryouts page, where parents can sign their child up online without creating an account. The club plays USSSA baseball, where a player's league age is their age on April 30 of the season year; the Tryouts page has a calculator that finds your child's age group and the tryouts that fit.
View open tryouts →What league do the teams play in?
Teams play USSSA baseball in age-based divisions and compete in tournaments throughout the season. Older age groups also take part in the NCS World Series.
Where can I find the game schedule?
Regular games and practices are managed in GameChanger, where each team posts its times. Tournaments and open tryouts are listed on the Schedule page.
View the schedule →How can my business sponsor Douglas Baseball Club?
Sponsorship packages range from $300 to $1,000 a year and include website, social media and game-day exposure. Businesses can also sponsor a specific team's practice jerseys, roller bags or other equipment with their name and/or logo on the items. Apply online on the Sponsors page.
Become a sponsor →Are donations to Douglas Baseball Club tax-deductible?
As a 501(c)(3) non-profit, donations to Douglas Baseball Club may be tax-deductible; consult your tax advisor for details. You can donate online from the home or About page.