Baseball runs in the family.

Three generations. Six ballplayers.
One game that never left us.

1954 — Grandpa, Kids Korner
1954 — Grandpa, Kids Korner
1990 — Cal State Fullerton
College World Series
1990 — Cal State Fullerton
College World Series
Dad1989 · Cal State Fullerton vs. Stanford

It started before Borgo.

Baseball has always been in our family. Our grandpa played in the 1950s, and our dad played at Cal State Fullerton in 1990, when the Titans made it to the College World Series. Long before Borgo, baseball was already part of who we are.

The game got passed down.

We grew up on it.

Tee-ball, Little League, and every backyard in between.
Brett's team photo with medals
Blake as a young catcher
Ty as a kid in a KC cap
Tatem holding a trophy

Then all four of us followed.

Brett

Brett

Cal State Fullerton
Division I

Blake

Blake

Utah Tech
Division I

Ty

Ty

Long Beach State
Division I

Tatem

Tatem

La Habra
High School

Different uniforms. Same family. Same game.
Game tapeTap a clip for sound
BrettCal State Fullerton vs. Stanford · Regional
BlakeUtah Tech vs. Oklahoma State
TyLong Beach State · Blair Field
TatemLa Habra High School · at Chino Hills
ThenSide field, flip-flops, and a wiffle bat
NowStill at it in the backyard

We never stopped playing.

We're four brothers who grew up playing catch in the backyard and kept playing all the way through college ball. Borgo started because we wanted a ball that moves like the real thing but can be thrown in the house, the driveway, or wherever we happened to be. Same game we grew up on. More places to play it.

  • Backyards
  • Hallways
  • Ballfields
  • Locker rooms
Borgoball close-up

Baseball shouldn't need a field.

So we made something different.

Real movement

Raised seams. Moves like a real pitch.

Play anywhere

In the house, the driveway, or on the go.

Indoor ready

Soft enough for the hallway. Tough enough for the driveway.

More fun

Keeps the game going, anywhere.