Danbury Youth Baseball was founded with the vision of creating a top-tier facility where young athletes could learn, grow, and develop a love for the game. The roots of this dream trace back to 1934 when Cephas B. Rogers generously donated 25 acres of swampy land to the City of Danbury to establish a community park. By 1941, Rogers Park officially opened, and over the next decade, more than a dozen additional acres were incorporated. Among its key landmarks is the War Memorial, built to honor fallen soldiers and serve as a gathering place for servicemen.

The park’s baseball legacy began in the early 1960s with the construction of its first ball field. For the next 15 years, this single diamond stood alone, surrounded by undeveloped land. In the late 1970s, efforts to expand the complex led to the addition of three more fields, including the Rogers Park ball field, which was built using fill to stabilize the swampy terrain. Field 2 followed in the early 1980s, and the iconic "Blockhouse" was completed in 1992, further enhancing the facility.

Danbury Youth Baseball was known as Danbury Bambino Baseball from 1976 until 1999 when it was renamed. Danbury Youth Baseball’s impact extends far beyond the local community. It's summer program, known as "Travel Baseball," has achieved remarkable success.

Since 1999, the Danbury Youth Baseball Travel Program has produced 1 World Series Championship, 10 Regional Championships, and 22 State Championships.

World Series Champions: 1999 12U/60

Regional Champions: 1999 12U/60, 2006 9U, 2008 9U, 2008 11U/60, 2008 11U/70, 2009 12U/70, 2012 10U, 2013 11U/70, 2014 12U/70

State Champions: 1999 12U/60, 2001 12U/60, 2005 9U, 2006 9U, 2007 10U, 2007 11U/60, 2008 9U, 2009 10U, 2011 9U, 2011 12U/70, 2012 9U, 2012 10U, 2012 12U/70, 2013 9U, 2013 10U, 2013 11U/60, 2014 10U, 2014 11U/70, 2014 12U/70, 2018 8U, 2020 10U, 2021 11U/70

As a registered 501c3 non-profit organization, tax ID 200680990, Youth Baseball uses 100% of all funds raised to improve our programs, facilities and fields. We do not have a paid executive board and our entire operation is run by an all-volunteer board.

Please consider a donation in any amount. We accept donations by check made out to Danbury Youth Baseball, and delivered by mail to 3 Memorial Drive, Danbury, CT 06810. We also accept ACH payment links. 

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