10/25/2026
⚾💙 THAT’S A WRAP ON FALL BALL! 💙⚾
Today, we officially wrapped up our fall ball season, and we couldn’t be more thankful for another season of making memories, building friendships, and creating opportunities for our incredible athletes! 🥹❤️
Tri-State Challenger League is about SO much more than sports. It’s about inclusion, confidence, teamwork, friendships, and giving every child and young adult the opportunity to be part of something special. Every smile, every high-five, every accomplishment, and every new skill reminds us why this league matters so much!
We want to take a moment to say THANK YOU to everyone who makes this league possible. To our coaches, board members, parents, families, volunteers, community members, and local businesses who have donated their time, money, supplies, and support — we truly could not do this without you! Whether you’ve volunteered at an event, sponsored an athlete, made a donation, or simply showed up to support our players, please know that you are making a difference. 💙
We are a volunteer-run league built on love, dedication, and a community that believes every child deserves a chance. We are always looking for more people to get involved, volunteer, and help us continue growing. The more opportunities we can provide our athletes, the better! 🙌
If you’ve never attended a Tri-State Challenger League event, we encourage you to come see what we’re all about. There is something truly special about watching these athletes shine, and it’s a blessing to be part of their journey!
🎃 OUR NEXT EVENT IS THIS THURSDAY!
Join us for our Sensory Trunk-or-Treat on October 29th from 5–7 PM at the Middlesboro City Hall parking lot! This event is specifically for children and young adults with disabilities, and we can’t wait to see everyone!
Thank you for continuing to believe in our mission, support our athletes, and help us make a difference in our community. We have so much more we want to accomplish, and we hope you’ll continue to be part of the journey!
Pictures by Emily Cole, parents, and board members.