Jacksonville, January 11, 2026
The Diamond in the Rough youth baseball and softball camp is returning to Jacksonville on January 17 at Nip Sams Park. This year, the camp will include softball training along with traditional baseball programs, providing skills development for young athletes. With a focus on accessibility, the camp offers free lunches and equipment to participants, aiming to expand opportunities for kids in the community. The favorable weather is expected to make the event enjoyable for all involved.
Jacksonville, Florida
Diamond in the Rough Youth Baseball and Softball Camp Returns to Jacksonville
Jacksonville, Florida – The Diamond in the Rough youth baseball and softball camp is set to return to Jacksonville on January 17, 2026, at 10 a.m. at Nip Sams Park, located at 6602 Richardson Road. This year, the camp will include softball training alongside its traditional baseball program.
Camp Details
Event: Diamond in the Rough Youth Baseball and Softball Camp
Date and Time: January 17, 2026, at 10 a.m.
Location: Nip Sams Park, 6602 Richardson Road, Jacksonville, FL
Program Highlights
The camp aims to provide young athletes with the opportunity to engage in baseball and softball training, focusing on fundamental skills development. Organizers emphasize making the program accessible by offering free lunch and gloves to participants.
Background
Diamond in the Rough is a Jacksonville-based youth sports program dedicated to removing cost barriers that often prevent children from participating in organized baseball and softball. The addition of softball to this year’s camp reflects the program’s commitment to expanding opportunities for young athletes in the community.
Weather Forecast
The weather in Jacksonville for the event is expected to be favorable, with temperatures ranging from 16.1°C to 27.2°C (61°F to 81°F).
Contact Information
For more details or inquiries, please contact the organizers directly.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the Diamond in the Rough Youth Baseball and Softball Camp?
- The Diamond in the Rough Youth Baseball and Softball Camp is an event designed to provide young athletes with the opportunity to engage in baseball and softball training, focusing on fundamental skills development. The camp is set to return to Jacksonville on January 17, 2026, at 10 a.m. at Nip Sams Park, located at 6602 Richardson Road. This year, the camp will include softball training alongside its traditional baseball program.
- When and where is the camp taking place?
- The camp is scheduled for January 17, 2026, at 10 a.m. at Nip Sams Park, 6602 Richardson Road, Jacksonville, FL.
- Is there a registration fee for the camp?
- The camp organizers have emphasized making the program accessible by offering free lunch and gloves to participants. For specific registration details or potential fees, please contact the organizers directly.
- Who can participate in the camp?
- The camp is open to young athletes interested in baseball and softball training. For age-specific information or eligibility criteria, please reach out to the organizers.
- How can I contact the organizers for more information?
- For more details or inquiries, please contact the organizers directly.
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Event Name | Diamond in the Rough Youth Baseball and Softball Camp |
| Date and Time | January 17, 2026, at 10 a.m. |
| Location | Nip Sams Park, 6602 Richardson Road, Jacksonville, FL |
| Program Highlights | Baseball and softball training focusing on fundamental skills development; free lunch and gloves provided to participants. |
| Organizer | Diamond in the Rough |
| Contact Information | For more details or inquiries, please contact the organizers directly. |
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