Riverwalk Stadium gets new sponsorship, name change

The 2026 baseball season will open with the newly named DABOS Park according to a release on Wednesday. First home game is set for April 7. (Courtesy Montgomery Biscuits)

By TIM GAYLE

OnDeck Partners announced on Wednesday a strategic partnership with Maryland-based DABOS, officially renaming the Montgomery Biscuits’ home venue DABOS Park. In a press release from OnDeck Partners, renaming Riverwalk Stadium “reflected a bold, long-term commitment to Montgomery, its people and its future in the Riverwalk District.”

“What makes this partnership powerful is how closely our values align,” said OnDeck chief executive officer Mike Carney. “Yes, we’re creating a first-class fan experience—but we’re also investing in the long-term strength of the Montgomery community. This is what partnership with purpose looks like. Together, we’re building something that lasts.”

 As the naming rights partner, DABOS will play a hands-on role in community-driven programming, youth engagement initiatives, and local partnerships that expand access, opportunity and economic activity in downtown Montgomery.

 “Investing in communities like Montgomery is personal to me and central to DABOS’s future,” said DABOS chief executive officer David McNairy. “Montgomery has extraordinary potential as a commercial and cultural center, and we’re committed to being part of that growth for the long haul. Our partnership with OnDeck Partners and the Montgomery Biscuits marks the beginning of an exciting new journey.”

DABOS has been a provider of equipment and supplies since 2017. Originally created to distribute biotech, medical, biochemical, chemical, and pharmacological supplies and equipment, the DABOS platform has grown to serve many industries—including retail, restaurants, and manufacturing—through custom solutions in manufacturing, importing, warehousing, and distribution.

In Wednesday’s press release, the Biscuits’ leadership also announced that DABOS would be a founding and presenting partner of the Negro Leagues Exhibit at DABOS Park. The exhibit will honor the history, legacy and enduring impact of Negro Leagues baseball, celebrating the players and pioneers whose contributions shaped the game and American history.

The newly renamed ballpark will officially open for the 2026 season on April 7.