THE OFFICIAL HOME OF THE
MORGAN COUNTY WRANGLERS
About the Front Range League
The Front Range League is entering its second season after a successful summer in 2025.
We offer inexpensive family fun wrapped around some of the best collegiate summer baseball in North America.
We are continually seeking new markets and are dedicated to professional and ethical treatment of fans, players, coaches, game day staff, interns and community partners.
In each market we are committed to community service and being a tourism driver in each region in which we operate.
About the Wranglers
The Morgan County Wranglers were born in the fall of 2025 with th cooperation of the Morgan County School District. We begin our inaugural season in June 2026 with our schedule to be announced in late January.
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With a 48-game season, the Wranglers anticipate 24-28 league home game each summer, along with special fundraising and exhibition games sprinkled in.
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Our mission is to build a quality of life community asset in the Ft. Morgan and Brush communities and offer the very best in family fun all summer long.
Join us!
About your management team
The Wranglers are owned by the Front Range League and will be organized and launched by FRL Commissioner Ken Wilson and FRL President Chuck Heeman. Heeman also owns the Western Nebraska Pioneers, one of the most successful collegiate summer teams in North America, and will bring that spirit of fun and community involvement to Morgan County. Chuck can be reached at info@wranglersbaseball.com.
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The Wranglers are seeking local ownership investors as well as an in-season Game and Ballpark Coordinator to oversee operations on game nights in conjunction with the Ft. Morgan Mustangs youth organization.
About your Head Coach
TC Fairfield
Coach TC Fairfield, hailing from the Bay Area (San Jose) California, enters his first year as the leader of the Morgan County Wranglers. This season will be his 8th year as a head coach on the summer ball circuit, having most recently coached teams at highly touted leagues in the West Coast and California Collegiate Leagues. TC spoke on knowing how successful this team can be in Fort Morgan. “When I found out about it, and the excitement around everything, I knew this was going to be an awesome place to build something fun,” Fairfield shared, “And I know that with the support of the town and our great partners, the Wranglers will bring an exciting brand of ball to the field that the people can rally behind and be proud of.” He certainly hopes that the formula for winning seasons he has produced in summers along the Pacific Coast will transition well to the Front Range League.
Over his 12 seasons working across all levels of college ball, TC has worked with numerous independent league players, several draft picks, and one current World Series champion. After starting his career as an assistant pitching coach for both San Jose State and Cal State East Bay, he transitioned to a head pitching coach and recruiting coordinator role with Ohlone College in Fremont, California. It was here he helped lead the team to a record 36 wins in a row and a trip to the California state championship game in 2022. He followed that up by helping lead Gavilan College (Gilroy, CA) to an 11 win season in 2024, after the school had won 0 games the 2 seasons prior. He is currently the head assistant coach and teaches Kinesiology courses at Coalinga College in the Central Valley of California.
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