Under Armour turned the iconic Oriole Park at Camden Yards into a proving ground for the nation’s most promising high school baseball talent on August 30, 2026.
A Community‑Focused Showcase
The day began with a Home Run Derby at 11:30 a.m., followed by the All‑America Game pitting Team Roses against Team Pearls at 1 p.m., giving fans a double‑header of high‑octane play.
Among the 40 participants, Andy Lambert from Laurel, Maryland, stood out as the only Maryland‑born player on Team Roses, embodying the event’s local flavor.
After the competition, the athletes visited Under Armour’s Baltimore Peninsula headquarters, where they got an up‑close look at the company’s latest performance gear and technology.
All ticket proceeds were earmarked for the Baltimore Urban Baseball Association, a nonprofit that leverages baseball to provide mentorship and positive programming for the city’s youth.
Fans took part in a variety of interactive experiences, from the Zebra Pen Creation Station that let them design their own bats, to the gamified Bat Around batting cage and a visit from the Fanatics Topps Truck.