Where Everyone Belongs on the Field
The Miracle League of Shakopee brings inclusive baseball to players of all abilities. Our field at Tahpah Park is built and ready for its inaugural 2026 season.
2026 Season
Everything You Need to Know
Our inaugural season is on the way. Here's what we know so far — more details will be shared as they're finalized.
Spring Season
The inaugural spring season is here! Registration is now open — sign up to be part of the first-ever Miracle League of Shakopee season.
Register Now →Fall Season
A fall session is also being planned for 2026 — a great way to extend the fun and keep the community together through autumn.
Location
Tahpah Park, 1490 Adams St S, Shakopee, MN 55379. The field is positioned alongside Shakopee's existing baseball and softball fields — allowing players of all abilities to share the same community sports environment.
What Is a Miracle Field?
Conventional baseball fields weren't built for wheelchairs, walkers, or sensory sensitivities. The Miracle League removes those barriers.
Rubberized Turf Surface
A cushioned, flat playing surface that's safe and accessible for wheelchairs, walkers, and all mobility levels.
Accessible Dugouts & Gates
Wheelchair-accessible throughout, so every player can get on and off the field with ease.
Buddy System
Every player is paired with a volunteer buddy who helps them bat, run the bases, and enjoy the full game experience.
Celebration, Not Competition
League play focuses on joy, inclusion, and participation. Every player bats, every player scores, and everyone wins.
Be Part of the Team
The Miracle League runs on volunteers. Whether you're a student, a parent, or a community member, there's a role for you.
Become a Buddy
Pair up with a player to help them bat, run, and enjoy every moment on the field. Buddies are the heart of the Miracle League.
Coach
Lead a team as a head or assistant coach. Guide the game, encourage players, and help create an unforgettable experience for everyone.
Sign Up to Coach →Volunteer
Help with game-day operations, setup, concessions, and events. Every pair of hands makes a difference in bringing joy to our players.
Meet the GLOmies
The GLOmies are a group of Shakopee High School students dedicated to supporting individuals with disabilities. For over eight years, they've built a culture of inclusion in the classroom — and the Miracle League extends that culture onto the community ballfield.
Many GLOmies will serve as both players and buddies in the Miracle League, creating opportunities for connection that go beyond the school day.
“We were so excited to hear that Shakopee is building a Miracle League field. Inclusion has been a part of life for us at Shakopee High School since the GLOmies program started over eight years ago. The Miracle League will be an extension of the inclusive culture we bring to our school and community. We want everyone to feel welcome and to know they belong, and the new field will give us more opportunities to connect students and friends outside of school. Many of the players in the Miracle League do not get the same opportunities in sports as others do. We want to do everything in our power to make sure these amazing kids experience the fun of sports!”
— Matthew Iverson, GLOmies Physical Education Teacher, Shakopee High SchoolFrom Dream to Diamond
Years of community vision, fundraising, and hard work brought us to this moment.
Dream & Design
Shakopee leaders came together to create a vision for an inclusive baseball field — Minnesota's 14th Miracle Field.
Community Fundraising
Businesses, families, and foundations rallied together. Lions Club International Foundation awarded a $100,000 grant to launch the project.
Groundbreaking
Construction officially kicked off at Tahpah Park with a community groundbreaking ceremony.
Construction
The Miracle Field took shape between Field 8 and West Tahpah Field, integrating into the heart of Shakopee's sports complex.
Field Complete
Construction wrapped up, delivering a rubberized turf field with accessible dugouts and gates, ready for play.
Inaugural Season
The first-ever Miracle League of Shakopee season launches — players, families, and volunteers step onto the field together.
Building the Field
A look at how our Miracle Field came to life — from groundbreaking to game-ready.
A Community-Driven Project
The Miracle League of Shakopee was made possible by the collaboration and generosity of these partners.
City of Shakopee
Providing land and infrastructure at Tahpah Park
Shakopee Lions Club & Foundation
Leading community engagement and fundraising
Shakopee Youth Baseball Association
Overseeing league operations and game-day experiences
Miracle League
Providing an inclusive baseball experience for all abilities
“As the Shakopee Lions and the Shakopee Lions Foundation work to invest in tangible assets that make our community a better place to live, a Miracle Field became the ideal way to ensure that everyone has a place to play and enjoy baseball. We have been fortunate to have such generous donors and to be affiliated with the Lions Club International Foundation, who provided a grant of $100,000 to help turn this dream into a reality.”
— Matt McKeand, President, Shakopee Lions ClubOur Donors
The Miracle Field was made possible by the overwhelming support of our community. Thank you to every donor who helped turn this dream into a reality.
Donors were invited to support the Miracle Field at various giving levels, each offering its own level of permanent recognition at the field. From signage on the turf to a place on our welcome sign, every tier honors the generosity that made this field possible.
Join the Community All-Star club and have your name or family name featured at the Miracle Field. Every contribution helps keep the league accessible for all players and families.
Become a Community All-Star — $250Interested in corporate sponsorship or other ways to support the Miracle League?
Contact us at miraclefield@shakopeelions.com
A National Movement
The Miracle League is a national nonprofit creating baseball opportunities for children and adults with disabilities. Since the first field opened in 2000, the movement has grown across the country and beyond.
Learn more at miracleleague.com
The Miracle Is Here
This is more than a ballfield. It's a promise that everyone deserves a place to play. Join us for the inaugural season.