Miracle League of Shakopee

The new Miracle League of Shakopee field is in the west end of Tahpah Park. It is located between Field #7, Field #8 and West Tahpah baseball field.

The address is 1490 Adams St S Shakopee MN 55379

Enter the parking lot on the west end of Tahpah Park.  

Our first season will start mid-May 2026 and conclude the end of July 2026. We also are planning on having a separate four-week fall season in September 2026.

We will start collecting registrations soon.

Ages have not yet been deteremined

Games will be one day a week (exact day of the week will depend on number of registrations) and typically last 1 to 1.5 hours per day.

Costs to participate in the Miracle League of Shakopee have not yet been set.

If you are interested requesting financial assistance, please reach out to miracleleagueshakopee@gmail.com. We will provide you a discount code that you can apply during the registration process.

Jerseys will be provided and the cost is included as part of the registration fee. The following document provides additional size information.

Any baseball team needs coaches. The following documents outline some information about what a Miracle League coach does.

Buddies are a critical part of any Miracle League. We will be posting more information about Buddies later but for now, the following documents give you an overview of what Buddies do.

The Shakopee Lions have been hard at work fundraising for the construction of the Miracle League of Shakopee. Click on the link below to learn more about what they have done and how you can get involved if you are interested in making a donation.

If you are interest in making a monetary donation or are interested in sponsoring the Miracle League, reach out to Brad Hove

From the May 8, 1974 Shakopee Valley News - The city’s athletic complex on Co. Rd. 15 near the swimming pool has a new name now, and Marilyn Ries is $30 richer for submitting it. The land is now called Tahpah Park.  The Shakopee Jaycees sponsored a Name the Park contest which ended last week. There were 600 entries.  Mrs. Ries said she had called the Minneapolis Public Library to find the meaning of Sioux Indian words in coming up with her winning name.  Tahpah means “ball” in Sioux, she was told, and the judges liked that name best.