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Story13U Diablos bookend stretch with 10-2 and 9-2 wins over Team Elite, drop 15-3 in between
A busy turn on the youth circuit saw the 13U Diablos stack two strong results around a mid-June setback, showing plenty of resolve as they closed the weekend on a high note.Results- May 29, 2021: 13U Diablos Maroon defeated Team Elite MVP 10-2. [1]- June 12, 2021: 13U Diablos Maroon fell to Team Elite Futures 15-3. [2]- June 13, 2021: 13U Diablos bounced back to beat Team Elite Steel 9-2. [3]Across the two victories, the Diablos posted a combined +15 run differential, underscoring how sharply they responded after the June 12 stumble. [1][3]
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StoryDiablos Baseball keeps Dunwoody’s travel pipeline rolling across 13U–16U
Diablos Baseball, the travel arm of Dunwoody Senior Baseball, anchors the city’s player-development pipeline with multiple age-group squads and an emphasis on professional coaching [1][5]. Based in Dunwoody, the program posts news and tryout information on its site to keep families plugged in as rosters take shape each season [1][2].Diablos teams appear across Perfect Game listings — from the organization profile to specific age-division pages like 15U — documenting tournament entries and rosters on the travel circuit [3][4]. The club also maintains a public Facebook presence that connects players, families, and alumni around schedules and updates [6]. Historical snapshots of competition include a recorded 13U Maroon contest against Team Elite MVP that finished 10–2 on May 29, 2021 [8]. At the older end, a 16U tournament profile lists head coach Archie Wanamaker II and team admin Bill Cefaratti, along with a brief stat line from one event (0–5–0, 3 runs per game) [7].Together, the Diablos serve as a proving ground for Dunwoody talent aiming for high school rosters and beyond, providing structure, reps, and exposure on respected travel platforms [1][5].
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StoryDiablos 13U and 16U notes: PBR profiles updated, 2020 title-game throwback
Prep Baseball Report’s tournament pages continue to log Diablos entries at multiple levels, including the 13U “Dunwoody Diablos 13U Smith” team profile [1].The 16U team profile lists Archie Wanamaker II as head coach and Bill Cefaratti as team admin; within its listed events the page shows a 0‑5‑0 record with an average of 3 runs scored [2].Throwing it back, Diablos Maroon 13U squared off with Storm Baseball 13U in a Grand Slam Tournaments championship game on Sept. 3, 2020 [3].
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StoryDiablos Baseball strengthens Dunwoody pipeline with five PG teams, 65 college commits
Based in Dunwoody, Diablos Baseball operates as the competitive travel arm aligned with Dunwoody Senior Baseball, the local 501(c)(3) that has anchored community baseball since 1975 [4]. The club organizes multiple travel squads and posts rosters and team pages for upcoming seasons on its site [2].The Perfect Game directory lists five Diablos teams across the youth age groups, with named head coaches, and tracks program results and alumni progress [5]. On that ledger, the Diablos show 21 PG Top 3 finishes, including two championships, plus 65 college commitments and one drafted player to date [5].Closer to home, the club highlights tournament weekends on its news and social feeds, including a 13U title run at the USSSA Forsyth County Classic [1][3].
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StoryDiablos Baseball keeps Dunwoody’s travel pipeline rolling from 13U to 17U
The Diablos remain Dunwoody’s travel baseball standard-bearer, operating within Dunwoody Senior Baseball’s nonprofit framework and training locally while fielding teams in the 13U–17U range [1][2]. The program emphasizes professional coaching on every roster to sharpen fundamentals and game awareness [7].Across the travel circuit, the organization registers multiple teams with Perfect Game and USSSA, underscoring the depth of the pipeline from middle school ages up through varsity hopefuls [3][4][5]. The mission stays consistent: build complete ballplayers and prepare them for the high school level and beyond through structured practices, competitive schedules, and development plans rooted in Dunwoody’s home facilities [1][2].Updates, highlights, and team news run through a steady community presence on Facebook, plus active X and Instagram profiles that keep families and fans connected throughout the year [6][8][9]. For schedules, staff details, and tryout information, the program site and Dunwoody Senior Baseball hub remain the starting point [1][2].
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Story13U Diablos Maroon go 3–2 across May–June 2021, cap stretch with 10–5 win
The 13U Dunwoody Diablos Maroon opened the run on May 29 with a 10–2 result over Team Elite MVP [1], then poured it on the next day against the Georgia Rangers in a 15–0 win [2].June 12 brought a rugged twinbill: a 3–7 setback to ATL Lightning Wallace [3] followed by a 3–15 final against Team Elite Futures [4]. The group answered two weeks later, closing the stretch on June 26 with a 10–5 win over West Cobb Bandits [5].Across the five‑game slate, the Maroon side posted a +6 run differential (35 scored, 29 allowed) while taking three of five contests [1][2][3][4][5].
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StoryDunwoody Diablos travel program: Brook Run base, pro staff, summer tryouts
Diablos Baseball operates as Dunwoody’s travel program under the Dunwoody Senior Baseball nonprofit, building a pathway for local players into high‑school baseball and beyond [1][2]. The organization fields age‑group teams — identified publicly in the 13U–17U range — and keeps families connected through its club site and social channels [1][6][7].Home base is the Brook Run Park Baseball Fields in Dunwoody, with program contacts listed through the Diablos site for families seeking tryout and team information [5]. A professional coaching staff leads development across hitting, pitching, and defense, with bios and roles published on the club’s staff page [3].The Diablos appear in Perfect Game competition and regional tournament play during the travel calendar [4]. Team listings also surface in the broader travel circuit databases such as USSSA, reflecting the program’s participation across sanctioned events [9].The program traditionally places its tryouts in the summer window and communicates dates and team needs through the DSB/Diablos information hubs and social feeds [2][1][6][7]. Families can reach the club via the published email and contact form to confirm the latest schedules and openings [5].
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StoryDiablos 13U Maroon take third at Grand Slam World Series
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StoryDiablos set 2026–27 travel team tryouts for June–July
The Diablos have locked in the 2026–27 travel team tryout window in Dunwoody: 13U on June 15–16 from 5:00–8:00 p.m.; 14U on June 17–18 from 5:00–8:00 p.m.; and 15U on June 30 and July 1 from 5:00–7:30 p.m. Pre‑registration is available for all age groups [1].The program fields competitive 13U–15U teams under Dunwoody Senior Baseball with professional‑level coaching and year‑round development, including indoor work, strength and agility, and a “2‑1‑3” training cadence across fall, winter, and spring/summer, with a season minimum of roughly 40 games and 40 practices [2][3][4]. For the 2025–26 season, dues were listed at about $4,500, payable in installments [4]. The organization’s Perfect Game profile lists five teams, around 65 college commitments, and one drafted player, underscoring the pathway on offer [5].
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StoryFlashback: 13U Diablos Maroon notch two big wins, stumble once in early‑summer 2021
In a quick run of early‑summer ball in 2021, the 13U Diablos Maroon opened with a 10–2 win over Team Elite MVP on May 29 [1], then followed with a 15–0 shutout of the Georgia Rangers on May 30 to cap a strong weekend [2]. Two weeks later, they were turned back 3–15 by Team Elite Futures on June 12 [3].