Now at Bat

Registration is now open for RBI Austin’s annual benefit, Now at Bat, and we can hardly wait!

Check out our sponsorship opportunities and join us on Friday, January 24, 2025 for this special night at Fairmont Austin.

RBI Summer Leagues

Registration is closed and will re-open in the Spring. Please plan to join us for the 2025 RBI Baseball & Softball Summer Leagues (Guys & Girls Ages 13-18)!

The season runs mid-May through July.

Jr. RBI Summer League

Registration is closed and will re-open in the Spring. Please plan to join us for the 2025 Jr. RBI Summer League (Boys & Girls Ages 4-12)!

The season runs June through mid-August.

Become a Volunteer

We’re gearing up for another great year, and we’re looking for volunteers to join our team! Coaches, mentors, umpires, scorekeepers, and more — there is a role for everyone.

About RBI Austin

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2024 impact Report

As we reflect back on this past year, we are praising God for what He’s done in and through RBI Austin — enabling us to abound in every good work as we serve our growing number of kids! With your support, we accomplished some pretty incredible things in 2024.

  1. We grew from 122 to 170 high school softball participants along with some other exciting elevations to our softball program
  2. Served a record number of 1,670 RBI Austin kids
  3. Celebrated our fourth 18U Regional championships in the past six years and the first MLB RBI World Series for Jordan Benjamin, Ace Cyphers, Sion Benjamin, and Laude Reyes —berth after 10+ years of playing with RBI Austin 

Thank you for being a part of our community and for supporting our RBI Austin kids. Our prayer for the year ahead is that God would continue to provide all that we need at all times to serve our kids, families, and community.  

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RBI Mentoring – A Story of Hope

Why Coach?

We believe coaches are way more than just a leader of a sports team. Coaches are mentors and game changers. We believe that coaches can be some of the most influential adults in a child’s life — both on and off the field.  

RBI Austin uses the incredible games of baseball and softball to engage and develop youth, and we are now recruiting coaches!

RBI Austin coaches have the unique opportunity to invest in the lives of their players and develop them into the future leaders of their communities.

 

Researchers found that after 18 months of spending time with their mentors, children with a mentor (compared to children without mentors) were:

  • 46% less likely to begin using illegal drugs 46% 46%
  • 27% less likely to begin using alcohol 27% 27%
  • 52% less likely to skip school 52% 52%
  • 37% less likely to skip a class 37% 37%
  • 33% less likely to hit someone 33% 33%

Source: Public/Private Ventures

Want to Volunteer With Us?

572 volunteers served as RBI Austin coaches, mentors, and more in 2023. Learn about the many opportunities to serve with RBI Austin by attending one of our upcoming **virtual** volunteer orientations. Get in the game! We’d love to have you join our team.

Upcoming Events

Looking to spend your time making a local impact by investing in your city? Love sports and the way they teach kids life-long lessons? Thinking about becoming a coach or volunteering in other ways? Have a friend who would be a great RBI Austin volunteer? Learn More.

Get in the Game!

There are many ways to become a volunteer!

Questions? Email us at info@rbiaustin.org or call (512) 387-7936

What’s New

RBI Austin Parent Workshops

RBI Austin Parent Workshops This Saturday, you are invited to our RBI Austin Parent Workshop (see flyer for more information) led by the Positive Coaching Alliance! It will be from 10am-Noon at The For the City Center. Before and after the workshop, our RBI Uniform...

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Meet your team at Jr. RBI Opening Day 6/2

Jr. RBI Opening Day – Meet Your Team! Saturday, June 2nd at The For the City Center Did you register your child for the 2018 Jr. RBI Summer League?! Wondering what’s next and when things are going to start? Join us at next Saturday’s Jr. RBI Opening Day at The For the...

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Final Chance to Pay In Person

Final Chance to Pay In Person THIS Wednesday and Thursday Because of Sunday’s rainout, we are offering two final chances to pay for the 2018 RBI Austin Summer League this Wednesday, May 23rd and Thursday, May 24th. You can complete payment in one of two ways: Pay...

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Countercultural Pursuit: Q&A with JJ Garza

Q&A with JJ Garza In the world of youth sports, it seems a little countercultural to chase down your players. If the player wants to be there, then it’s his or her responsibility to get to practice, arrive to games on time, to be prepared and engaged. Right? Meet...

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Top Five Immediate Needs

This Spring's Top Five Immediate Needs As a donor, your partnership holistically contributes to RBI Austin spanning departments, programs, or projects. You have a unique perspective into our organization that others may not, and we're grateful for the ways in which...

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What Makes RBI Austin Different?

What Makes RBI Austin Different?

As we enter into 2020, I’m reflecting on what makes RBI Austin different from the other amazing organizations in our city. In a nutshell, I believe it’s our focus on both local and eternal impact.

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10 Years Later: For God So Loved the World

10 Years Later: For God So Loved the World

Ten years ago, I stepped onto the Reagan High School baseball field in Northeast Austin believing that those Reagan baseball players needed a place to play baseball. Very quickly, I learned what those Reagan kids needed most were consistent, enduring relationships. Relationships with people and a relationship with God.

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Featured Speaker Now at Bat 2020: Chris Del Conte

Featured Speaker Now at Bat 2020: Chris Del Conte

University of Texas Vice President and Athletics Director, Chris Del Conte, to join RBI Austin's Now at Bat as Featured Speaker Now at Bat 2020 Featured Speaker is Chris Del Conte We are thrilled to announce one of the most visible people...

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