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Dunwoody Diablos set 2025–26 travel blueprint: 13U–18U, 40+ games, Brook Run base
Rooted at Brook Run Park, the Dunwoody Diablos will field 13U–18U travel squads again in 2025–26 under Dunwoody Senior Baseball, a local 501(c)(3) that anchors the program’s operations and facilities [1][2].The plan stays structured: a “2‑1‑3” cadence—minimum two days a week in the fall, one day a week from January to March with off‑season conditioning, and at least three days a week in spring and summer—paired with a guarantee of at least 40 games and 40 practices across the season [2]. Off‑season strength and agility sessions introduce players to the weight room at Dunwoody High School, progressing into Olympic and rotational movements as athletes advance [2].Rosters are typically built from summer tryouts (June–July) and compete through the following July. Typical sizes run about 15 players for 13U–14U and 17 or more for 15U and older to meet tournament demands [2]. Program dues for 2025–26 are listed at $4,500, payable in six $750 installments; dues cover tournaments, umpires, coaching, uniforms, and training, while families handle travel, lodging, and ticket costs [2].The organization keeps rosters and coaching details posted by team, giving families a clear view of each group’s setup [3]. The Diablos also maintain an active presence on Perfect Game, with an organization page plus team listings that reflect ongoing competition across age levels, including recent 15U and 14U entries on the PG circuit [4][5][6].From Brook Run to regional tournament stops, the Diablos’ blueprint centers on reps, structure, and steady development for Dunwoody’s travel-ball pipeline [2].