Diamond Youth Baseball Regional World Series Kicks Off in Texarkana

Families from five different states will be packing the ballparks and the hotels through this weekend in Texarkana for the Diamond Youth Baseball Regional World Series.

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This is the 14th year and the third time it's being held in the state of Arkansas, hosted by the Texarkana, Arkansas Baseball Association, a local nonprofit organization dedicated to fostering youth development through the sport of baseball. Around 40-50 teams will represent their states, including Texas, Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, and Alabama.

Texarkana is expecting a crowd between 2,500 and 4,000 people in the area from now until Sunday, July 20. Last night, an opening ceremony was held at the Four States Fairgrounds to welcome the teams, families, and fans with an opening speech from Texarkana, Arkansas, Mayor Allen Brown. A first pitch and a huge fireworks show topped off the evening festivities.

"This is a huge opportunity for the Texarkana Community, businesses, restaurants, and the hotel industry to help provide these athletes and their families with an unforgettable experience, said Brown."

Several Texarkana baseball complexes will be filled throughout the weekend for the 2025 Diamond Youth Baseball Regional World Series.

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The Ed Worrell Memorial Park will be hosting baseball players between the ages of 6 to 11 years old. If you're a baseball fan and support youth baseball, make plans to go out and show your support for these kids who have worked hard to be a part of this tournament in the West Regional.

Several Texarkana baseball complexes in the park will be filled throughout the weekend for the 2025 Diamond Youth Baseball Regional World Series.