We Are Going To Cooperstown!!!
The biggest week of the season — and we need your help to get there.
The biggest week of the season — and we need your help to get there.
This summer, the Gladiators (12U Black) are headed to the Cooperstown All-Star Village — a big-league week of youth baseball at the birthplace of the game itself. Seven guaranteed games under stadium lights, a national field of teams, and a championship on the line. It's the marquee trip of this season, and every player, coach, and parent wants to make it count — and it's a stage every sponsor behind this team gets to share in too.
A full tournament experience, on and off the field.
How a Cooperstown All-Star Village week unfolds, start to finish.
Team check-in, campus move-in, and the Opening Ceremonies walk-in alongside teams from across the country.
Tournament games under stadium lights, with downtime to explore the campus, trade pins, and enjoy the family resort.
Playoff baseball raises the stakes, capped off with a fireworks show over the village.
The title game, played in front of the whole village.
Final goodbyes and the trip home — with a lot of new stories to tell.
A trip to Cooperstown's most famous landmark, just down the road from the fields.
A week-long tournament trip for an entire team isn't cheap — travel, lodging, meals, and tournament fees add up fast for every family involved. We don't want cost to be the reason any player misses out on this experience.
That's why this year, our sponsors and fundraisers matter more than ever. Every contribution goes directly toward getting this team to Cooperstown and giving them a week they'll remember for the rest of their lives.
Placeholder goal — update once real fundraising numbers are set.
Cooperstown isn't just our biggest trip of the season — it's our biggest audience. A full week of games, ceremonies, and events puts this team in front of players, coaches, and families from across the country. Sponsoring the Gladiators means riding along with us.
Two ways to get involved right now.
Learn more about the tournament itself at cooperstown.com.