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Bronson Balholm felt nervous as he looked out at the crowd. Balholm, a catcher for a team called the Party Animals, had played in front of and entertained crowds of tens of thousands in stadiums across the country. <\/p>\n

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But this Sunday evening in February was different. Banana Ball had made its way to perhaps its most unique venue \u2014 a meetinghouse for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Savannah, Georgia.<\/p>\n

\u201cIt was crazy packed,\u201d Balholm told the Deseret News. \u201cI remember sitting down at the podium, and I was like, \u2018Oh my goodness, there are a lot of people here,\u2019 and getting a little bit nervous. But I had rehearsed my talk a little bit before, and I felt confident in what I was talking about.\u201d<\/p>\n

Inside that packed chapel, Balholm, Kaden Bowler, Jordan Watson and Jessie Hirzel shared their faith journeys. The four are used to entertaining people for a living. <\/p>\n

Bowler and Balholm have found careers playing Banana Ball, the baseball phenomenon that\u2019s taken the country by storm thanks to the singing and dancing Savannah Bananas, who had 98,000 fans come out to their two Yankee Stadium games in September.<\/p>\n

As show producers, Hirzel and Watson plan out and run all the game day entertainment at Savannah Bananas and Texas Tailgaters games, respectively.<\/p>\n

The program that night was initially intended for their local YSA branch, but when word spread that two Banana Ball players and two show callers would be speaking, people of all ages showed up, including a family who drove six hours, according to Bowler.<\/p>\n

Geoff Thatcher, president of the Savannah Young Single Adult Branch, came up with the idea for the fireside and encouraged the four to find a way to include the fun of going to a Savannah Banana game.<\/p>\n

The four young single adults walked a delicate line between the fun of Banana Ball, teaching the audience the Bananas\u2019 and Party Animals\u2019 signature dances, and the reverent nature of each of their talks. Together, they \u201cfound a happy medium,\u201d according to Watson. <\/p>\n

\u201cI can\u2019t believe that people would come drive that far to listen to me talk because, like (I\u2019m) from a town of 1,500 people in Summit County, Utah,\u201d said Hirzel, a show producer for the Savannah Bananas. \u201cThe fact that I have something to say that people would drive that far for is kind of crazy.\u201d<\/p>\n

\u201cBut at the end of the day, it\u2019s not me speaking. It\u2019s God giving his children a message, and I\u2019m just kind of the vessel to deliver that message.\u201d <\/p>\n

Balholm, Bowler, Watson and Hirzel recently spoke with the Deseret News about the role faith has played in their journeys to Banana Ball.<\/p>\n

From Utah to Cambodia to Banana Ball<\/h3>\n

Bowler thought his baseball career was over after a freak accident during his mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Cambodia. <\/p>\n

In reality, it was just the beginning. <\/p>\n

\u201cIf I wouldn\u2019t have had the mission experience that I had, I wouldn\u2019t be playing baseball here now,\u201d Bowler said.<\/p>\n

While riding their bikes, Bowler and his mission companion held on to the back of a tuk-tuk, a motorcycle-pulled carriage, when it swerved and clipped Bowler\u2019s bike.<\/p>\n

The collision pulled Bowler underneath the tuk-tuk, which ran him over and blew out his knee. <\/p>\n

Bowler returned home to Logan, Utah, and underwent three surgeries. Once he recovered, Bowler was sent back to Cambodia to continue his mission.<\/p>\n

His mission was cut short again when he fell down a set of stairs and \u201ceverything that had been fixed in my knee came out,\u201d he said. <\/p>\n

Despite \u201cpraying so hard to be able to stay there and praying so hard that they could fix it there,\u201d Bowler was sent home a second time to undergo another surgery. This time, he wouldn\u2019t return to Cambodia.<\/p>\n

Bowler embarked on a long journey of rehab as he tried to work himself back to the sport he loved, working out for Utah State, the College of Southern Idaho and Utah Tech in the fall.<\/p>\n

\u201cIt was so hard mentally, and I remember being in the lowest, lowest point of my life,\u201d he said.<\/p>\n

Bowler remembers crying to his mom and telling her, \u201cI\u2019ve never felt so abandoned and so alone.\u201d Ready to walk away from baseball, he turned his focus to music, which had become a coping method after his surgeries. <\/p>\n

In high school, Bowler had taught himself how to play the piano by watching YouTube videos. While in the hospital, his father gave him his sister\u2019s old guitar to help bring him a similar joy. That gift would be a turning point for Bowler mentally and for his career.<\/p>\n

He would later play in a band, get hired for tours and write songs for country music artists. The Logan native played at Kane Brown\u2019s Delta Center concert two years ago, RedWest, Country Thunder and Country Fan Fest. <\/p>\n

Bowler thought music was his new career path, but then in 2024,he got a call from an artist who had joined the Texas Tailgaters, a new country music-themed Banana Ball team with its own band. He told Bowler they needed a baseball player who also played guitar.<\/p>\n

It was the perfect marriage of the outfielder\u2019s two passions.<\/p>\n

The Tailgaters\u2019 band dissolved at the end of last season. Bowler decided to continue his pursuit of baseball over music because it was his \u201cfirst love.\u201d But he hasn\u2019t stopped playing guitar. He performed \u201cCome Thou Fount of Every Blessing\u201d on the guitar at the fireside.<\/p>\n

In November, the new Loco Beach Coconuts drafted Bowler in the Banana Ball draft. Bowler is adamant that he wouldn\u2019t have this opportunity if not for his mission, which he shared in the fireside.<\/p>\n

\u201cEverything directly happened because I had to go home, and I started playing music,\u201d he said. \u201cIf I wouldn\u2019t have started playing music, I wouldn\u2019t have got with the Tailgaters, I wouldn\u2019t have been in the organization \u2014 like everything directly happened because of that.”<\/p>\n

Learning to be intentional with your faith<\/h3>\n

Watson, the show caller for the Texas Tailgaters, has never watched an entire MLB game. To her, it looks like \u201ca glorified game of just two people playing catch,\u201d she said. <\/p>\n

Though her brother played baseball, Watson found the sport boring, but she said Banana Ball is \u201canything but boring.\u201d<\/p>\n

Watson, who hails from Tampa, Florida, moved to Savannah, Georgia, for her Tailgaters job the day after she graduated from BYU, where she studied experience design and management.<\/p>\n

When Watson first arrived in Provo, she thought she would become a lawyer. But after her time on the board for The ROC, BYU\u2019s student section, she realized she could work in sports.<\/p>\n

As a show caller, Watson is responsible for planning how the Tailgaters will entertain fans from 2 p.m. to 10 p.m. on game days, including the tailgate, pregame show and the in-game entertainment.<\/p>\n

While Watson writes the script for the game and runs rehearsals, she emphasized that the game itself and its result are not scripted.<\/p>\n

\u201cWe never know who\u2019s going to win the game. It is still a real Banana Ball game,\u201d she said.<\/p>\n

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Watson has to plan everything \u201cdown to the exact minute,\u201d especially when the games are televised, and teaches players what to do before game day.<\/p>\n

She then cues the audio, video, players and coaches during the game. <\/p>\n

During the Banana Ball season, Watson, Bowler, Balholm and Hirzel spend the majority of the nine-month season on the road and are only in Savannah one day a week. As a result, Watson said she\u2019s learned she has \u201cto be a lot more intentional\u201d with her faith. <\/p>\n

Last season, Watson and Bowler were both with the Tailgaters and would go to church together while on the road\u2014 via Uber, according to Bowler \u2014 when they had a Sunday off. <\/p>\n

\u201cI have been able to go to some different YSAs on the road, which has been super cool,\u201d Watson said. \u201c… I\u2019ve also got to see some temples that I probably wouldn\u2019t have seen, so it\u2019s kind of cool.\u201d<\/p>\n

At first, Watson was \u201cskeptical\u201d of leaving Utah after graduation because she enjoyed living \u201cwith people that were like me and having tons of friends there.\u201d <\/p>\n

But the people are what Watson loves most about working for the Savannah Bananas organization, where \u201ceverybody is friends,\u201d she said. The organization is also very welcoming of faith.<\/p>\n

\u201cMost of the guys are super religious. They pray on the field before the games \u2014 a lot of them together \u2014 and the staff is pretty religious, too,\u201d Watson said.<\/p>\n

She\u2019s even had some of her friends in the organization come to church with her because she was giving a talk.<\/p>\n

\u2018Your 41 is coming\u2019<\/h3>\n

When Balholm was initially assigned the No. 41 at Arizona State, he thought it was a sign he was going to be cut. Instead, the number reignited his faith. <\/p>\n

Balholm grew up active in the Church of Jesus Christ in Los Angeles, but lost his faith \u201ca little bit\u201d in college, he said.<\/p>\n

The catcher decided to turn to the Bible to study references to the No. 41. He found plenty. <\/p>\n

From rains flooding the earth for 40 days in Noah\u2019s time to Christ fasting for 40 days, examples of the No. 40\u2019s significance abound in the Bible. But Balholm realized it\u2019s just as important to notice what happened on the 41st day in those stories.<\/p>\n

\u201cThe No. 41 will often symbolize a new beginning, a breakthrough, or the end of a trial and emerging immediately after periods of testing commonly represented by the No. 40,\u201d he said.<\/p>\n

Balholm believes everyone in the midst of adversity has a 41st day waiting for them.<\/p>\n

\u201cIt\u2019s easy to be down, but you can lift yourself back up. Believe that good things are coming around the corner. Your 41 is coming,\u201d he said.<\/p>\n

The ability to spread kindness on a larger scale contributed to Balholm\u2019s decision to choose Banana Ball over minor league baseball in 2023. After turning to God in prayer, he felt Banana Ball would help him \u201cmake such a bigger impact.\u201d<\/p>\n

\u201cI didn\u2019t go on a mission, but now I realize my mission is through Banana Ball now, and I can have such an impact in spreading the good word and the gospel and good virtues through this game,\u201d he said.<\/p>\n

At a young age, Balholm\u2019s mother taught him to look for and sit with the person sitting alone at school. He\u2019s continued that habit in his adulthood, always looking for someone who needs to know they\u2019re seen.<\/p>\n

Just two months ago, on the \u201cBananaLand at Sea\u201d cruise, Balholm noticed a woman in a wheelchair crying by herself. It had been a long day for Balholm and he wanted to relax in his room, but he felt prompted to stop and visit with the woman. <\/p>\n

Though players ate their meals in a separate lounge, in that moment, \u201cI knew my dinner was going to be with her that night,\u201d Balholm said.<\/p>\n

During February\u2019s fireside, Balholm connected similar experiences in his life to the October 2025 general conference address \u201cNo One Sits Alone,\u201d given by Elder Gerrit W. Gong, of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles, and to Banana Ball owner Jesse Cole\u2019s mission to help fill the need for human connection with Banana Ball.<\/p>\n

\u201cWe were made for human connection by God, and that\u2019s why I believe Banana Ball has taken off because at games you can see people sitting next to each other \u2014 they don\u2019t know each other, but they\u2019re getting to know each other. They\u2019re dancing. They\u2019re singing. They\u2019re just interacting, and that\u2019s that human connection,\u201d Balholm said.<\/p>\n

A spiritual rekindling in Savannah<\/h3>\n

When Hirzel moved to Savannah in February 2024, she didn\u2019t know anyone, including any other Latter-day Saints. Coupling that and her busy work schedule, Hirzel stopped attending church despite growing up in an active Latter-day Saint family.<\/p>\n

\u201cI thought that I was being fulfilled in a lot of other places in my life. I thought I was being fulfilled by my friends or \u2018look at how much I\u2019m traveling\u2019 or \u2018look at all the fans that I\u2019m impacting by doing these shows\u2019 or things like that,\u201d she said. <\/p>\n

Hirzel jumped straight into the Bananas\u2019 nine-month season right after working the college sports season at Southern Utah University\u2019s athletic department. When life finally slowed down, that fulfillment she had been feeling in her life without church disappeared and was replaced with emptiness.<\/p>\n

\u201cI don\u2019t know why I\u2019m not being fulfilled. I don\u2019t know why I feel just kind of dark and alone and like in a really dark place,\u201d she recalled thinking.<\/p>\n

Hirzel didn\u2019t know how to fill the emptiness until one morning about a year ago when she woke up on one of her rare Sundays off and felt she needed to go to church. <\/p>\n

She located and drove to the nearest meetinghouse with a young single adult branch, which turned out to be just around the corner from where she lived.<\/p>\n

Once there, she found a seat in the back where Thatcher, the branch president, introduced himself and invited her to sit with his wife. Hirzel felt \u201cinstant peace\u201d and \u201cat home,\u201d she said.<\/p>\n

It reminded her of something one of her youth leaders taught her years ago when their ward split: \u201cThe church will always be true\u201d wherever you are.<\/p>\n

Sitting inside that chapel in Savannah, Georgia, Hirzel gained a testimony of that truth and began her journey of rebuilding her faith.<\/p>\n

\u201cI had to make the choice for myself,\u201d she said. \u201cThere was nobody there to make it for me, like my parents weren\u2019t there, my college roommates weren\u2019t there, like I had to do it for myself. And I think that\u2019s the only way that like I would have learned and I would have come back to church is if I had to learn the hard way.\u201d<\/p>\n

And it\u2019s that very message that she shared in her fireside address.<\/p>\n

\u201cYou have to choose for yourself. You have to be able to make the decision for yourself because at the end of the day, you can\u2019t drag somebody through faith, you can\u2019t drag somebody like through their saving ordinances. You have to be able to decide for yourself to do that.\u201d <\/p>\n

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