At the May 11, 2026 meeting, Brad Wagoner presented information about potentially adding high school baseball and softball as spring sports, supported by a parent survey showing sufficient student interest. The Oakley Recreation Commission has offered use of its fields and equipment, and the board discussed startup costs such as uniforms, equipment, coaches, and transportation, ultimately directing Principal Craig Wamsley to gather more detailed cost information before making a decision. This signals an early-stage exploration of launching two new athletic programs that would require initial and ongoing investment in gear, uniforms, coaching stipends, transportation, and possibly scheduling or registration tools.Vendors in athletics equipment, team uniforms, transportation services, and extracurricular program management software could engage with the district to help model costs and propose phased solutions that make the addition of baseball and softball more financially feasible.

Oakley Recreation Commission has offered fields and equipment, reducing initial facilities costs but not eliminating needs for uniforms, transport, and staffing.