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Amarillo Wranglers 14U Team Wins World Series Title as Programs Merge

The Amarillo Wranglers 14U team claimed a World Series title while Kids, Inc. and TPYSF combined operations across multiple baseball and fastpitch leagues.

By Amarillo Sport Desk · Published July 17, 2026

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The Amarillo Wranglers 14U youth hockey team won a World Series title at an annual tournament in Odessa. This result stands as the most recent on-field achievement reported for local youth squads.

Recent On-Field Result

The Amarillo Wranglers 14U squad earned the title during the tournament held in Odessa. The outcome adds to the record of Amarillo Ice Sports programs that field teams across youth and adult divisions.

Program Merger Underway

Two of Amarillo's largest youth sports programs, Kids, Inc. and TPYSF, merged to operate under a single umbrella. The combined entity now runs Rotary Youth Baseball, West Texas Youth Baseball, and West Texas Fastpitch leagues. Three primary youth baseball leagues in Amarillo include the Amarillo Area Rotary Youth Baseball League, West Texas Youth Baseball, and the Canyon Baseball Association, which welcomes kids ages 5-15.

Participation Growth and New Facility Plans

Youth hockey participation in Amarillo has surged from 32 kids in 2009 to over 1,000 registered participants in youth and adult leagues today under Amarillo Ice Sports. Kids, Inc., which has served over 16,000 kids annually for more than seven decades, unveiled plans to build a new $30 million state-of-the-art multi-sport complex on 90 acres of donated land south of Loop 335. These developments provide expanded capacity for the merged leagues and hockey programs.

Next Steps for Local Families

The merged organization will continue running the listed baseball and fastpitch leagues under unified administration. Families interested in registration can contact the combined Kids, Inc. and TPYSF offices or Amarillo Ice Sports for current season details and facility updates.

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