The story. The honors. The people. The moments that make TBA Day more than another day of baseball.
Teams from 9U through 12U gathered at Glynlea Park for a full day of competitive baseball, player recognition, family activities, vendors and community. TBA Day is built to preserve the competition that matters while creating the moments around the game that players and families remember.
Before the first pitch on August 30, the teams of the Alliance became characters in a story — champions, newcomers, rivals and underdogs all traveling toward one park and one shared day. The complete Story Time film is featured here alongside the moments and honors from the day.
At TBA Day, winning teams select an MVP to recognize a player who made an impact. The Fall 2026 TBA MVP Honors program is made possible by Faith & Freedom Group | eXp Realty.
Faith & Freedom Group supports the TBA MVP Honors program at every TBA Day, helping the Alliance recognize young athletes with an MVP medal and an event raffle opportunity. Their support keeps meaningful player recognition at the center of the TBA Day experience.
Trey Kelley — St. Johns Legends
Colin Dailey — Jax Beach
Graeme Grieve — Jax Beach Barracudas
Aiden Shellard — Royals Elite
Leo R. — First Coast Flight
Parker Manucy — St. Johns Legends
William Wade — FB Pirates
Christian Javier — First Coast Mafia
Colbie Carlson — Black Ops
Frankie Jobeless — First Coast Mafia
Congratulations to Parker Manucy, winner of the August 30 TBA MVP raffle and a $75 Topgolf gift certificate. The MVP Honors program and raffle are proudly sponsored by Faith & Freedom Group | eXp Realty.
The games matter. So do the things happening beyond the lines. TBA Day is designed to give players, families and the community more reasons to be together.
The official Proud TBA Kidpreneur Kid Craft Row branding is now featured correctly, highlighting the young creators who helped make TBA Day feel bigger than the games themselves.
Spring 2026 Special K winners were recognized at TBA Day, with the full presentation image now included to show the trophy moment and the award display together.
Real kid vendor booths, family shopping and community activity helped turn the first TBA Day of Fall 2026 into a full Alliance experience.
From bracelets and keepsakes to 3D prints and custom creations, the Kid Craft Row gave young vendors a real chance to showcase their work at TBA Day.
A colorful booth full of kid-made items and display pieces brought creative energy to the vendor row.
Custom keepsakes and baseball-themed creations gave families another fun stop during the day.
Bracelets, earrings and hair accessories helped show off the variety and quality inside the Kid Craft Row.
Handmade items and unique display pieces added more personality to the TBA Day family area.
3D-printed animals, keychains and custom pieces made Gecko Garage one of the standout kidpreneur tables of the day.
TBA Day was full of dugout energy, in-game intensity, proud award moments and the kind of celebration that makes the Alliance experience memorable for players and families.
Teammates showed the personality and chemistry that make TBA Day feel special from the first inning on.
Baseball stayed at the center of the day, with strong action photos capturing the intensity of competition on the field.
Beyond the games, simple moments like treats, smiles and time together helped make the event feel like a true family day at the ballpark.
The Spring 2026 Special K winners were honored in person, tying season-long accomplishments directly into the TBA Day experience.
The page now captures one of the most fun moments of the day too — a classic team celebration that shows the joy of youth baseball.