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TEXANS FALL BALL

Athletic Director: Brian Reavis

Connect with other homeschool athletes & improve your game!

The Texans Homeschool Athletic Foundation is committed to providing opportunities for homeschool athletes.  ​

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We offer year-round practices every week on Mondays and every other week on Fridays.

 

In addition to practices this Fall, we are excited to join a league run by the Fellowship of Christian Athletes and Reviving Baseball in Inner Cities.  We will share more details about this opportunity in the coming days!
 

Step 2: Sign Up for a Fall Team

Step 2: Sign up for a Fall team

FCA/RBI Fall League for High School Players

  • Team 1 coached by Keith Duncan and Brian Reavis

  • Team 2 coached by Derric Ungaro and Jeremy Shore

  • Sunday Afternoons/Evenings @ Navarro High School

    • 7105 Berkman Dr, Austin, TX 78752

  • Monday & Friday Practices
  • September 8th - November 11th
    • ​Games will be at 1pm OR 3:20pm

    • FCA speaker at 2:30pm

    • 8 games across 10 weeks

    • 5 teams in this league

  • Cost: $250 per player

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Austin Area Pony Team for Middle School players

  • ​Coached by Brian Reavis and John Michael Hairston

  • Players should be 14 or younger.

  • Young Freshmen players may also be eligible. Contact Coach Brian for more info.

  • This team will join  BOTH Town & Country or NW Pony's fall league

  • Monday & Friday Practices.
  • 2 games a week at various locations in Austin.
  • Game days will be Tuesdays/Thursdays/Saturdays and Sundays.
  • Games may start as early as August 31st and may run until November 17th. 
  • Cost: $250 per player.

2nd Annual Alumni Game

Save the date and Spread the word! 

Our Fall will conclude with a matchup between our up & coming Varsity Players and our esteemed Alumni!

2nd Annual Alumni Game
2nd Annual Alumni Game
When
Dec 16, 2024, 7:00 PM – 10:00 PM
Where
Location is TBD

Fall 2023

The First Annual Alumni Game

Texans Fall Baseball season was a great success this year. We entered two teams in the Round Rock Baseball League and despite many rainouts, we played well. The Red team won 5 of their 6 games, which was a great achievement. Our players showed great sportsmanship and teamwork throughout the season, and we are proud of their hard work and dedication.

We ended the Fall with our First Annual Alumni Game, which was a great opportunity for our former players to come back and play the current teams. The Alumni won 5-3, but it was a close game everyone had a great time. Thank you to all of our players, coaches, and supporters for making this season a success.

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Fall 2022

Signs of Growth.

We were so blessed to have filled all the spots for our 16u team this past Fall. Texans had 2 teams, Freshmen Black and Freshmen Red, playing up in the Leander area.

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We also facilitated a few weeks of FREE Open Practices for players to dust off their skills and meet the new head coach. Great way to give the Texans a try before committing to Spring.

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Fall 2021

Finding a new rhythm for Fall

After the founding dads have had all their students graduate, its time for a new generation of homeschool baseball parents to take over. During our transition, Coach Steve Crone passed away.

 

With nine families stepping up to work together, we were able to keep the dream alive and had a successful Fall with Coach Paco Escamilla and numerous dads helping to make the season happen. We participated in the Triple Play league for game play during the Fall.

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Fall was a great opportunity for community.

During those first years of the Texans, a group of homeschool dads worked together to continue to provide opportunities for homeschoolers to play baseball in the greater Austin area.

 

Coach Steve Crone was the head coach. He signed a group of boys up yearly in the Fall Triple Play league that consisted of a few local select and high school fall teams. This served as a great opportunity for local high school level homeschoolers to come out and see what could be possible for their player.

 

Opportunities like these continue to provide homeschoolers with inspiration to continue to homeschool through the high school years knowing there are sports opportunities available for their student players.

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