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PARKS & RECREATION - ATHLETIC

PROGRAMS
FY2025-26
ADOPTED OPERATING BUDGET
100-300-305

DIVISION DESCRIPTION
The Parks and Recreation Athletic Programs Division is committed to providing a safe, fun, and competitive learning
experience through leagues, classes, and camps. The division fosters strong working relationships and partnerships with
local school districts, civic groups, co-sponsored youth associations, and other entities to offer quality athletic
programming to the community. Additionally, the division organizes local, state, and national tournaments that bring
players and spectators to Grapevine, generating significant economic impact for the City.

FY25 DIVISION ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Scheduled to host a total of 35 events for soccer, baseball, and softball tournaments, which brings more than 2,250
teams to the area.
Successfully transitioned to a new umpire group, resulting in streamlined costs for our leagues and no price increases.
Began implementation of a new roster management system to streamline adult league operations. This upgrade
reduces manual work and allows full-time staff to generate updated rosters quickly and efficiently.
Launched a GBS coach and participant survey to gather feedback on the youth baseball and softball program. The goal
is to identify areas for growth, improvement, and change based on community input.
Host site for the NCCAA Softball College World Series for May 19-21 to be hosted at the Oak Grove Softball Complex.

FY26 DIVISION GOALS AND OBJECTIVES
Provide a safe, fun, and competitive learning experience through leagues, classes, and camps.
Foster working relationships and partnerships with local school districts, civic groups, co-sponsored youth
associations, and other entities to deliver high-quality athletic programming to the community.
Organize local, state, and national tournaments that attract players and spectators, contributing to the economic
impact of the City of Grapevine.

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