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City deal keeps Oso Pony Baseball at Southside Sports Complex for 2026
Oso Pony Baseball will proceed with its 2026 season under a new agreement that keeps the league at the Southside Sports Complex while the City’s Parks & Recreation Athletic Fields Maintenance Team takes over field care and implements an affordable rental structure to broaden access for local youth programs [1][2].The ballpark at the Southside Sports Complex—Oso Pony Baseball Field at 1901 Paul Jones Ave.—remains the league’s home base for practices, league nights, and weekend play on the south side [3][4].Oso Pony Baseball operates as a local nonprofit dedicated to youth baseball and softball in Corpus Christi, organizing seasonal play and development opportunities for families across the community [5].With the agreement in place, families can plan on a normal slate next year while the City’s new rental framework opens doors for additional youth groups without interrupting Oso’s calendar [2][1].