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PričaSAYO Grays confirm 18U entry for 2026, ramp up recruiting in Sunset Park
The Brooklyn travel program has its 18U entry posted for the 2026 NABF season, currently listed at 0-0-0 ahead of first pitch [4]. Based in Sunset Park, the Grays run a multicultural pipeline built on player development and character-building as core pillars [1][2].Recruiting is underway for upcoming seasons, with gym work and sign-ups coordinated through the club’s site and Instagram [1][3]. The program’s tag line — “Where Talent Meets Character” — captures that dual track [3].Families can find rosters, registration details, and organizational background on the Grays’ pages, which lay out teams across age groups and the program’s mission in the borough [1][2]. The 18U slate will open once NABF dates are posted; the group enters at 0-0-0 for 2026 [4].
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PričaSAYO Grays blend books and baseball in Brooklyn’s 18U travel scene
Based in Brooklyn, the SAYO Grays operate as a 501(c)(3) travel baseball program built to advance student‑athletes academically and athletically [1]. The club’s name pays tribute to the Homestead Grays, tying today’s youth pipeline to a storied chapter of Black baseball [1].Player development sits at the center of the mission, with an emphasis on resilience, exposure, and college readiness carried through the program’s day‑to‑day messaging [2][3].At 18U, the roster is guided by head coach Darrel Tiebout, with assistants Bryan Rosario and Christopher Vargas, and team administrator Katty Pro, as listed on the NABF team profile [4]. Event and roster listings also appear on Five Tool/Baseball Tournaments, reflecting the group’s New York City footprint on the travel circuit [5].
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PričaSAYO Grays meet Rockland Pirates in Summer 2022; Amir’s hot streak turns heads
The SAYO Grays squared off with the Rockland Pirates in a Game 1 matchup during the Summer 2022 collegiate circuit, a test that put the Brooklyn group’s tempo and bench energy on display [1].A companion highlight reel features Amir in a groove, with on‑field moments and celebrations underscoring a stay‑hot stretch that energized the dugout [2].Taken together, the footage offers a snapshot of the Grays’ competitive edge and togetherness from that summer run [1][2].
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PričaSAYO Grays, rooted in Sunset Park, blend academics and baseball; 18U listed for 2025-26 NABF
The SAYO Grays have carved out a steady lane in Brooklyn youth baseball, dating back to a 2006 start in Sunset Park and built on an academics-first approach to player development [2]. The program operates under the Student Athlete Youth Organization banner, bringing classroom expectations and on-field work under one roof [2].On the competitive side, the Grays field youth teams including an 18U group, with entries posted for the 2025 and 2026 seasons on the NABF platform, which includes team details, roster and staff information [3][4]. Organizational information and updates are available year-round for families and players tracking the Grays’ calendar and activities [1].
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PričaBrooklyn’s SAYO Grays field 18U and College 2026 squads in NABF
Rooted in Brooklyn, the SAYO Grays operate as a community baseball and softball program, organizing teams and development opportunities for local players while centralizing updates on the club’s official site [1][4].The Grays’ 18U squad is registered on the National Amateur Baseball Federation platform, with a public team profile confirming the group’s participation in NABF competition [2].A College 2026 roster is also listed in NABF. That team identifies Robert Roca as head coach, with Ray Fabian and Bryan Rosario serving as assistants on the staff [3].The organization’s About page outlines who they are, their mission within the borough’s diamond scene, and links to social channels for announcements and contact information [4][1].
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PričaSAYO Grays: Brooklyn youth baseball and softball nonprofit builds players on and off the field
The Student Athlete Youth Organization (SAYO) Grays operate out of Brooklyn as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, centering youth development in baseball and softball with a mission that reaches beyond the box score. The program highlights athletic, emotional, and personal growth for players and families in Sunset Park and beyond [1][2].Built as a multicultural, travel-focused club, the Grays pair organized team play with gym-based training and year-round development, reflecting a long-standing commitment to player preparation and community mentorship [1][2].On the competitive front, the Grays are listed in the Tri-County Metro Baseball League’s Fall 2024 slate, with Darrel Tiebout noted as head coach—another sign the club keeps its kids in meaningful weekend games around the metro area [4].The organization maintains an active footprint online, with regular updates and player-focused highlights on Instagram that showcase the day-to-day of the program [3]. A 2018 exhibition doubleheader against Sullivan County Community College underscores the group’s longevity and willingness to test itself against quality opposition [5].For Brooklyn baseball and softball families, the Grays remain a steady, development-first option that blends structure, competition, and community ties—all from a familiar Sunset Park base [1][2].
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Priča2018 rewind: SAYO Grays took on Baseball Warehouse and Sullivan County CC in exhibition action
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PričaAmir “Amiracle” stays hot with SAYO Grays 18U as the club locks in during batting practice
A 15-year-old, nicknamed “Amiracle,” has been suiting up with the SAYO Grays’ 18U side, a precocious step up in age group for the rising bat [3]. He has kept a heater going at the plate, stacking quality swings during his latest run [2]. Around the youngster, the squad dialed in with a batting‑practice tune‑up to keep timing crisp and swings connected [1].
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PričaSAYO Grays-18U (Brooklyn) roster and staff set for 2026 NABF season
The SAYO Grays-18U enter the 2026 NABF slate with a clear structure: head coach Darrel Tiebout at the helm, assistants Bryan Rosario and Christopher Vargas on staff, and Katty Pro managing team operations [1][2]. The Brooklyn nonprofit positions itself as a destination for players serious about baseball, continuing its development pipeline through the 18U squad [3][4].The 2026 roster features city talent across the diamond, including shortstop Obiel Sanchez (Brooklyn), left fielder Caique Mister (Brooklyn), and second baseman Kevin Urena (Bronx), among others listed across recent team pages [1][2]. Full-game recordings from October 2025 against the Forest Hills Bombers further underline the group’s recent competitive rhythm as the program rolls into 2026 [5][6].
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PričaSAYO Grays 18U set for NABF 2026 with Tiebout at the helm
SAYO Grays, the Brooklyn youth baseball program, is set to field its 18U squad again in national amateur competition, with listings for the 2026 NABF season and a returning entry from 2025. [3][4]The 2026 team profile names Darrel Tiebout as head coach, with assistants Bryan Rosario and Christopher Vargas, and administrator Katty Pro supporting operations. [3]Beyond tournament play, the Grays’ official channels spotlight player development and recruiting, with regular updates, roster features, and a promoted 2026 New York Showcase on the club’s Instagram. [1][2]The program maintains an active presence for Brooklyn student‑athletes, reinforcing the Grays’ role as a pathway for local talent on and off the diamond. [1][2]