The Fort Collins Foxes are set to begin their 2026 summer campaign on May 30, opening the season at City Park under bright Colorado skies. The first 100 fans to arrive will receive a commemorative Foxes cowbell, a small token that has become a rallying symbol for the team's growing community.
A summer of home games and community perks
The schedule calls for 27 home games that run from the May 30 opener through the final contest on July 26. Games on Monday through Saturday start at 6:05 p.m., while Sunday contests are slated for 4:05 p.m., giving families a mid‑afternoon option. Ticket prices begin at $5, making the experience accessible to a wide range of fans.
Beyond the affordable admission, the team has woven local flavor into its outreach. The first 100 supporters at the opener receive a cowbell, and the club has highlighted a roster that includes several recent graduates from Rocky Mountain High School, Poudre High School, Loveland High School and Eaton High School, underscoring its commitment to home‑grown talent.
Local players bring hometown pride
Among the players slated to take the field are Preston Munsch, Bradley Mallette, Brady Hall, Kirin Lawing, Brayden Bay, Tony Mondragon, Ryan Vandever, Izaiah Garcia, Conner Griess, Cash Rinker and Kevin Lytle. Each of them carries the mark of a Colorado high‑school baseball program, adding a layer of regional pride to every at‑bat and pitch.
The Foxes compete in the Rocky Mountain Baseball League, a six‑team circuit that spans the region. Last season the club posted a 20‑2 record at home, a testament to the advantage they enjoy when playing in front of their own fans. This year’s schedule promises to test that home‑field edge against a mix of familiar rivals and new opponents.
Looking ahead
With a blend of seasoned veterans and fresh high‑school graduates, the Foxes enter the 2026 season with optimism. The combination of affordable tickets, community giveaways and a roster steeped in local heritage positions the team as a centerpiece of summer entertainment in Fort Collins. Fans can expect a lively atmosphere at City Park as the club aims to build on its recent home success and create new memories for the growing fan base.