Costs and commitment

High-value baseball should not require high-dollar membership.

Affordability is not an afterthought for the Titans. It is one of the operating constraints that makes the program better.

$1,000–$1,500Annual all-in player-cost target

Our target

A complete year at a fraction of the usual cost.

Our goal is to keep annual player costs within this range whenever team schedule, facility needs and sponsor support allow. Exact fees vary by age group and season, and families receive a clear budget before committing.

This is a program target—not a hidden promise followed by surprise add-ons. When costs change, we explain why.

What fees support

Every dollar should have a baseball reason.

Player fees are built from actual team expenses. We do not add layers of organizational overhead simply because the market has learned to tolerate them.

01

League & Tournament Entry

Blue Valley league fees and the planned local tournament schedule.

02

Uniforms & Equipment

Team uniforms, helmets and shared equipment based on each season’s needs.

03

Insurance & Registrations

Team insurance and required USSSA, Perfect Game or league registrations.

04

Practice Facilities

Outdoor fields, indoor space and cages needed to support the development plan.

05

Athletic Development

Structured offseason training where included in the team’s annual program.

06

Nothing Unexplained

Families receive clear information about what is included and which items remain optional.

How we keep costs down

Discipline, partnerships and restraint.

We challenge expenses, negotiate directly with vendors, use sponsor support where it creates real family value and avoid unnecessary travel simply to make the schedule look more impressive.

As the Titans grow, the objective is not to see how much the market will pay. It is to build a model that becomes more efficient—and passes that value back to families.

Affordable does not mean less serious. It means more disciplined.

Partnership in action

Sponsors help keep opportunity on the field and cost off the family.

See the businesses that supported the Titans in 2026 and learn how future partners can help build the program.