2026 W2P Baseball/Softball Guide

WELCOME TO WHERE2PLAY BASEBALL & SOFTBALL

Travel baseball and softball have evolved into a multi-billion-dollar ecosystem defined by rapid facility development, a massive tournament landscape and rising expectations from players and their families.

Over the past 17 years as publisher of Sports Planning Guide, I’ve had a front-row seat to that growth. We’ve tracked the venues, the operators and the economic impact driving communities to invest heavily in the space.

I also spend my nights and weekends coaching a travel softball team, which means I get to see this industry from between the foul poles. I’ve navigated confusing registration portals at midnight, paid the tournament fees, absorbed “stay to play” hotel fees and heard the blowback from parents who feel they’ve been nickeled and dimed or drove two hours to a tournament we had no business being in. Both perspectives are baked into this guide.

What I can tell you is that the baseball and softball tournament industry is at an inflection point. Private equity has arrived in force and many of the top names in tournament ball are all backed by investment groups who, at the end of the day, are more focused on ROI than RBIs. The national platforms are scaling aggressively, and consolidation at the top end of the market is accelerating in ways the industry has not seen before.

At the same time, the middle of the market—independent operators, regional tournament companies, and the travel clubs hosting their own invitationals, remain the backbone of where most families actually play. Our research estimates that the U.S. hosts somewhere between 35,000 and 45,000 organized travel baseball and softball tournaments annually, and the significant majority of those events are run not by national brands, but by local and regional operators who know the fields, know the

coaches and have built their reputations event by event. This segment of the market is approaching a generational transition as owner-operators move toward retirement. It represents both a challenge and an opportunity for anyone reading this guide.

The infrastructure side of the industry is equally active. Sports Planning Guide tracked 154 new sports tourism facility announcements in the past year, 37 of which include baseball or softball fields. Communities are making significant public and private investments to capture the sports tourism dollar, and the competition for tournament bookings among those facilities is only going to intensify as they come online.

For a deeper look at these trends, I invite you to read our full industry analysis, The Diamond Divide, at sportsplanningguide.com/diamonddivide. It is the most comprehensive look at this landscape we have published, and I think you will find it useful whether you play in tournaments, plan or host them.

This guide is designed to help you get to work. Inside, you will find a directory of 160 baseball and softball fields and facilities across the country, each profiled with the information coaches, leagues and tournament planners need to make informed decisions.

You will also find profiles of nearly 60 tournament companies including the major players, the circuits, the sanctioning bodies, and the operators who fill calendars and bring teams to these facilities. This list is a serious, vetted starting point.

If your organization belongs in a future edition and is not here yet, I want to hear from you. Reach out to me and we will make sure you are on our radar for the next edition.

The field is chalked. Let’s play ball.

Jeff Gayduk Publisher, Sports Planning Guide jeff@ptmgroups.com

Publisher Jeffrey Gayduk jeff@ptmgroups.com

Chief Editor Jason Paha jason@ptmgroups.com

Associate Editor Christopher D. Silbernagel chris@ptmgroups.com

Production Coordinator Kelsey Ledford kelsey@ptmgroups.com

Production Manager Michael Caravette michael@ptmgroups.com

Additional Contributors

Colby Shikora Jordan Eisen

Kayla Rushford Matt Swenson

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Swinging for the fences at Modern Woodmen Park. Photo by Paige Bily, courtesy of Visit Quad Cities.

Softball in Flint and Genesee County, Michigan.

FEATURE

As youth participation wanes, organizations seek ways to bring back the fun in America’s Pastime

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YOUTH SOFTBALL’S FUTURE: SAFETY, TECH AND PERFORMANCE TRENDS

Discover how innovation is reshaping softball for the next generation of young players

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ILLINOIS: A HUB FOR BASEBALL AND SOFTBALL EXCELLENCE

Illinois continues to grow as a premier destination for players, tournaments and sports tourism

FEATURE CAN THE SAVANNAH BANANAS SAVE BASEBALL?

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Can the Savannah Bananas Save Baseball?

AS YOUTH PARTICIPATION WANES, ORGANIZATIONS SEEK WAYS TO BRING BACK THE FUN IN AMERICA’S PASTIME

BY MATT SWENSON

Allie Lafon, wise beyond her 15 years of age, believes baseball is meant to be difficult. “They call it a game of inches for a reason,” says Lafon, a pitcher and middle infielder. She and her twin sister, Audrey Lafon, both of suburban Atlanta, thrive on the mental and physical demands required to excel at America’s pastime.

That’s why they have continued on the path less chosen for young female athletes by playing hardball since they were four. This spring, they made the local high school’s junior varsity team and are travel team regulars in co-ed and all-girls events.

They play in tournaments at Georgia’s many venues like LakePoint Sports, as well as in Branson, Missouri; Panama City Beach, Florida; and other sports tourism hotbeds. The Lafons also participate in USA Baseball’s Trailblazer program for girls and have competed in Baseball for All’s national youth girls tournament. Their all-girls team also earned a coveted spot in the inaugural Youth Banana Ball Tournament, organized by the Savannah Bananas and Athletx Sports Group, in Cleveland in 2024. Their team made the championship round. While they also play travel and varsity softball (a fall sport in the Peach State), baseball is their clear preference, as any of their neighbors can tell from the slinging in their back yard. “I like the competitiveness of it,” says Audrey, a catcher.

Baseball’s slow-burn nature is clearly appealing to the Lafons and a significant number of children of all ages, but it’s never been for anyone. Now, the troubling trend for the sport is that noticeably fewer athletes believe it’s for them.

“We’ve lost the ability to recognize that it should be fun, and it should be a little bit silly along the way”

– Jessica Beaudry, Founder & CEO of

3UP Sports

According to the Aspen Institute’s Project Play, baseball has experienced a 19.3% decline in core participation among 6- to 12-year-olds within the past five years. Among 13- to 17-year-olds, it’s a 16.2% decrease in the same time span. However, the Sports & Fitness Industry Association reports casual participation is at an all-time high of 16.7 million.

Jessica Beaudry, founder of the travel sports agency 3UPSports who specializes in baseball and hockey events, says kids playing the diamond sport are cracking under the pressure from overzealous coaches and parents with unrealistic expectations.

“We’ve lost the ability to recognize that it should be fun, and it should be a little bit silly along the way,” says Beaudry.

Banana Ball Catches On

The Savannah Bananas have been serious about being silly since their original iteration as a college summer team flopped a decade ago.

Fans First Entertainment, run by Jessie Cole, took over in 2016. There were hints as to what was to come back then, but it wasn’t until the Bananas left the Coastal Plain League to play their fast-paced, jovial style of ball that the phenomenon took off. Choreographed dance routines, trick plays, and a set game clock are

among the elements that separate the experience from a traditional day at the ballpark. All addresses concerns about a slow, if not boring, pace that many attribute to the sport’s struggle to maintain younger audiences.

Banana Ball is an unquestionable hit. The national tour, featuring six independent professional teams, sells out major league venues, including Raymond James Stadium, the home of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and site of three Super Bowls.

The players proverbially and literally let down their hair, which is often dyed a neon color in a sign of the relaxed atmosphere. Bronson Balholm, a catcher for the Party Animals, the Bananas’ chief rival, goes even farther by selecting a fan at each game to paint his fingernails. Teams are asked, and more than willingly oblige, to interact with spectators before and after the games.

“‘We’re fanatical about the fan’ is what we like to say,” says Balholm, who has built a personal brand around the motto “Catch Kindness,” which extends to his off-the-field venture of teaching STEMbased baseball lessons at local schools. Balholm has degrees in physics and aerospace engineering from Arizona State University.

Banana Ball players like Balholm and shortstop Ryan Cox see themselves as ambassadors, not just for their style of play but for the sport. They try to inject their love of the game at youth camps and tournaments the Bananas run, such as the event the Lafons attended.

Allie Lafon appreciates the Bananas’ effort and sees the benefits in her performance. “When it’s low stress and I’m just playing loose, I’m having fun and doing a lot better,” she says.

Cox builds connections to fans via social media posts, which clearly demonstrate the fun he and the kids are having in the relaxed training sessions. Cox notes there are important messages that’s often lost in travel tournaments like he used to play—namely, that it’s just a game and it’s okay to strike out occasionally.

“Just because you were 4-for-4 or 0-for-4, that doesn’t determine who you are,” says Cox, who is conscious about not overreacting to an error during the game. “If I make a mistake, watch my reaction; don’t just watch the highlights,” he says.

Looking for Love of the Game

Matt Loucks co-founded Glowball with the purpose of teaching baseball and softball players and families to lighten up.

Glowball games are played under black lights with lasers, UV face paint, and music. It’s not uncommon to see players wear glow-in-the-dark tutus and face paint.

Created in the Pacific Northwest, the company has expanded to provide this unusual experience across the country, typically after kids play regular games. It’s a low-pressure situation, in which the adults pitch and the children are the base coaches.

Loucks describes the offering as the antidote for the seriousness of ailing baseball. “It’s pretty bad when you’re seeing kids that are nine and 10 years old talking about leaving the game because of how much pressure is put on them,” he says. “There’s no college recruiter that’s

going to go look at a nine-year-old. It’s just crazy.”

Beaudry and Loucks urge parents to combat burnout by pushing against perceived or genuine pressure to specialize in a single sport like baseball. “Professional sports don’t play 12 months a year, and there’s a reason for that,” Beaudry notes.

Amanda Shank, executive vice president of strategic initiatives at Unrivaled Sports, which acquired Ripken Baseball in 2023, agrees with some of the criticisms leveled at travel baseball. She said Unrivaled and Ripken have adapted programming to encourage building friendships and memories and not focus solely on taking home trophies.

Its fastest-growing event series is All Ripken Games, which Shank says blends a tournament experience with training and camaraderie. The point is to foster enjoyment, which will create a broad base of participants and increase business for rights holders and event operators.

“Children don’t need to be pushed or pressured to help them improve; we need to teach them and let them love the game,” says Shank. “Event organizers should focus on creating an environment where kids enjoy playing and providing quality instruction and encouragement that meets them where they are. Improvement will naturally happen from there, and they’ll want to keep playing.”

Youth Softball’s Future: Safety, Tech and Performance Trends

DISCOVER HOW INNOVATION IS RESHAPING SOFTBALL FOR THE NEXT GENERATION OF YOUNG PLAYERS

BY CHRISTOPHER D. SILBERNAGEL

Youth softball is evolving faster than ever, driven by a wave of innovations in safety, equipment, training and strategy. From advanced arm support and impact-monitoring helmets to high-tech bats, footwear, and virtual reality systems, every aspect of the game is being reimagined to improve performance while reducing injury risk. Even communication and analytics are moving into the youth spectrum, giving coaches and players real-time insights that were once the domain of professional programs. Together, these developments are shaping the next era of softball to be smarter, safer and more technologically advanced at every level.

New safety and equipment trends

As youth sports push for a deeper understanding of the physical demands placed on young athletes, advancements in softball equipment are becoming increasingly focused on performance optimization and injury prevention.

For pitchers, stress on the shoulder and elbow remain a key concern, with research from The Kinetic Arm noting that young athletes experiencing arm pain often display altered

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mechanics and increased force at release. The response is newer forms of arm support, designed to stabilize both joints during high-stress pitching motions while still allowing full range of motion. This is an important shift toward proactive injury prevention, especially for young athletes who often don’t have access to the best doctors.

Player safety is also driving innovation in protective gear. Helmet technology now includes impact-monitoring capabilities that allow coaches and trainers to better assess potential injuries in real time, alongside improvements in ventilation and weight distribution that make equipment more practical for extended use. These developments signal a shift in prioritizing athlete safety, which had been neglected for far too long, even at the youth level, where managing risk is even more important than improving performance.

On the equipment side of advancements, bat construction, including refined composite materials, larger sweet spots and more balanced swing weights, help hitters generate more consistent contact and adapt their approach at the plate. On the movement side, footwear innovations are enhancing stability and acceleration across different playing surfaces, working to support quicker movements and more efficient play.

Immersive VR and mobile training

A technology shift has begun in the way that softball players, and by association baseball players, are being trained. Recent improvements to virtual reality are matching the speed and precision of modern softball with tools like TrainVR, which recreates in-game scenarios by using a headset and bat sensor. Players can perform in a simulated batter’s box and face lifelike pitching scenarios. The system tracks the batter’s swing decisions and timing, offering immediate feedback that helps to sharpen pitch recognition, one of the most difficult skills to develop through traditional practice. This means more meaningful repetitions without the physical strain of live pitching, all while building confidence at the plate. By compressing game-like experiences into shorter training sessions, players are also allowed to see more pitches in less time to accelerate development similarly to how elite athletes train. Coaches can also tailor sessions to specific weaknesses, whether that involves recognizing off-speed pitches or improving reaction time.

Another tech advancement, which many in the pro sports realm are already deeply familiar with, is analytics. Launched in March 2026, Ember Sports’ mobile-based hitting and pitching analyzers deliver metrics such as exit

velocity, launch angle, pitch speed and strike zone location directly through your smartphone. Integrated video tools also allow athletes and coaches to review mechanics frame by frame, compare performances over time and adjust where needed.

Improved communication and strategy

Professional-grade communication tech is increasingly influencing how softball teams operate on the field, with encrypted systems originally developed for higher levels of play now accessible to youth programs. Having this level of tech is enabling coaches to transmit pitch calls, defensive shifts and strategic adjustments in real time by reducing reliance on hand signals and verbal instructions.

Wearable “mobile solutions”—let’s just call them smart wristbands—allow coaches to send plays and instructions directly to each player’s own device so that everyone receives information at the same time. The goal is that with multi-angle visibility and clear, instant displays, athletes will be able to respond quicker and more confidently, even under pressure.

These types of systems also integrate analytics, allowing coaches to measure performances so that they can evaluate the effectiveness of their strategies and provide the best feedback for target areas for improvement.

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A Hub for Baseball and Softball Excellence

ILLINOIS CONTINUES TO GROW AS A PREMIER DESTINATION FOR PLAYERS, TOURNAMENTS AND SPORTS TOURISM

BY JASON PAHA

Illinois has long been a heartland for America’s pastime, where baseball and softball thrive at every level, from youth leagues and travel teams to powerhouse high school programs, elite colleges and the pros.

Aside from being one of the few states to host two Major League Baseball teams, Illinois is where the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League was founded in 1943. The Land of Lincoln was also home to the world-famous Rockford Peaches, a professional women’s baseball team that played in the AAGPBL from 1943 to 1954. In other words, baseball and softball are in Illinois’ blood.

Growing in popularity

Illinois ranks 5th in the nation for economic impact from sports tourism and baseball and softball contribute heavily to this ranking. Statistics show baseball and softball are growing in popularity across the state, fueled by a steady rise in participation and a surge of new, cuttingedge facilities that rival any in the country.

According to the Illinois High School Association (IHSA), Illinois ranked fifth in the nation for girls’ high school sports participation and fourth for boys’ during the 2023–24 school year. Fast-pitch softball remains one of the most popular sports for high school girls nationwide, and with

Illinois being a leader in overall participation, this trend holds true for the state.

Collegiate summer league baseball is thriving

Illinois hosts several teams in the Prospect League, a prominent collegiate summer baseball league that has experienced substantial growth in both attendance and popularity. The league set new total and average attendance records in 2024, continuing a two-year growth trend. The Thrillville Thrillbillies, based in Marion, led the league in total attendance in 2024 with nearly 91,000 fans, the highest single-season figure

in league history. Other Illinois teams like the Danville Dans and Illinois Valley Pistol Shrimp, who play in Peru, also saw increased attendance.

Top facilities are fueling growth

A prime example as to why baseball and softball are growing in popularity is the addition of a multitude of new facilities. With modern complexes drawing top national tournaments and showcasing the next generation of talent, Illinois continues to cement its place as one of the premier baseball and softball destinations in the United States.

One of the most recent entries in this category is the Wintrust Crossroads Sports Complex of New Lenox, a 100-acre complex featuring 22 youth and nine fullsized turf baseball and softball fields. It also offers 11 multipurpose turf fields, two batting cages, two auxiliary concession buildings and a playground.

As for its economic impact, officials estimate $12 million in economic development in the first year, increasing to $20 million by the third year, with the potential for over $34 million in annual economic activity and 1 million visitors per year.

Another notable opening is the $47 million 315 Sports Park in Bradley, which features 16 fully turfed fields and a championship field. This premier baseball and softball complex had a resounding opening weekend as 50 travel baseball

teams converged at the nearly 127-acre, 12-fully-turfed field complex.

The Wheatland Athletic Association in Aurora announced the start of a huge expansion project in 2025 in which it is expanding its facilities with a 14,000-square-foot indoor training center, an outdoor fully lighted turf field and a new parking lot. The facility will include eight baseball/softball cages and a dedicated workout area for WAA athletes.

The University of Illinois opened new indoor facilities for both baseball and softball in recent years, including the state-of-the-art Susan and Clint Atkins Baseball Training Center. The center is approximately 26,000 square feet and includes a large training space and a recruiting lounge. The training space encompasses an entire baseball infield with ceiling-mounted nets for hitting and pitching practice.

The new $6 million Rex and Alice A. Martin Softball Training Center at U of I provides a top-flight indoor performance and development facility for Fighting Illini softball student-athletes. The structure, measuring approximately 13,000 square feet, was constructed as an addition to the existing softball clubhouse and will include a full infield as well as hitting and pitching cages.

Opened in fall of 2025, the Scheels Sports Complex in Springfield features an indoor dome that is the largest of its kind in the world (196,625 square feet) and has

a climate-controlled environment that ensures year-round play. Among the many things that can be found inside the dome are five batting cages and two softball fields. The complex also sports eight outdoor full synthetic multi-purpose fields with lights and two championship fields. These fields are 400’ baseball fields that can be reconfigured for softball, soccer, lacrosse and more.

The recently opened Oasis Sports Complex in Marion, is a 94-acre, $40 million multi-sport complex under construction. This first-of-its-kind facility features The Integrity Dome, a climatecontrolled, multi-use indoor facility capable of hosting numerous sports, including baseball. The dome features two full-sized indoor turf fields, two convertible basketball/volleyball/pickleball courts, and a full-service restaurant and bar with sightlines to as many as 18 live games happening throughout the complex. Outdoor fields and the indoor dome opened in 2025.

From the legends of the Rockford Peaches to today’s state-of-the-art training centers and booming youth participation, Illinois proves that baseball and softball are more than just sports here, they’re part of the state’s identity. With world-class facilities, passionate fans, and a tradition that bridges generations, the Land of Lincoln isn’t just keeping pace with America’s pastime, it’s helping lead it into the future.

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Baseball is Still the Classic Youth Sport of America

BY COLBY SCHIKORA

The sport of baseball and its variations date back to the 18th century, going from a makeshift backyard school game to maintaining some of the most profitable leagues in the world today. What about the amateur game? Kids from the age of 6 to adults in their 40s are most commonly participating in baseball on a daily basis— seasonal restrictions excluded.

When it specifically comes to youth, baseball is always right near the top of the list of most-popular sports. Whether it be T-ball, machine pitch, little league or high

school baseball, kids love to be involved at an early age. Not only does baseball allow kids to be active, but it provides an opportunity for them to learn what it is like to work together as a team and work towards a goal. However, how has America’s Pastime fared over the past decade?

Baseball is still a go-to sport.

Data collected by Project Play between 2014 and 2024 shows that baseball has dipped in youth participation. The combined average percentage of children who participated regularly in 2014 was

11.3%, while in 2024 that average fell to 10.2%. However, there are critical notes to make here. All sports witnessed a significant dip in 2020. The following year, everyone was welcoming back sports, especially baseball.

“The 2021 season at the Meijer Sports Complex [was] a complete success, proving that sports tourism [was] leading the comeback of our regional tourism economy,” said Mike Guswiler, president of the West Michigan Sports Commission (WMSC). “The return of more baseball and softball tournaments, especially those

that attract travel teams, is a bellwether of more positive change to come in the sports tourism industry.”

For baseball, recovery from a similar major decline back in 2008 was steady, with the largest increase being 1.1% between 2014 and 2019 to reach 12.4%. In the next five years from 2025 to 2030, it’s only natural to expect a similar rise, should economic stability play nice. The numbers prove that baseball will make a comeback one way or another, from communities to travel teams and more, even when life gets in the way.

Tournament play is key to baseball’s success

With baseball rising from its lowest number of participants in recent years, including a 20-percent increase over the past three years in African-American communities alone—signifying a healthy ascent for diversity and inclusionism— tournament play is still what creates and sustains success for baseball planners nationwide. With players and families arriving to destinations from neighboring towns and across state lines, the sports tourism industry booms when baseball

tournaments are hosted.

“[Lubbock, Texas, has] been good the last three or four years with baseball,” said Eric Launer, sports sales manager at Visit Lubbock. “Tournaments keep getting bigger and better and it keeps expanding. The majority of the youth tournaments we run sell out. From our point-of-view, we’re looking for tournaments to bring people in from outside of town.”

Not only do baseball tournaments enhance the sports tourism industry, but tournaments improve young players across the board. Tournaments result in more games played, allowing players to consistently receive more reps, more innings played and new competition to face. Additionally, the family aspect is a factor that can’t be matched across other sports. Summer-tournament hours away from home provide kids with bonding moments and lifelong lessons from their family, coaches, peers and competition.

The sports tourism industry dominates with baseball tournaments year-round, but when it comes to the youth, the memories of the extended weekend baseball tournaments will be what is remembered for years down the road.

Baseball’s tireless efforts will lead to bigger and better outcomes

As the baseball industry grows, the outcomes will only lead to bigger and better opportunities in the future. As Minnesota’s local Fox 21 News reported, the cost of youth sports on a monthly basis is in the $700- to $1,000-dollar range. With families willing to continue to pour their money into youth sports, it only leads to a bigger budget for the sports tourism industry.

“I think [baseball] is going to continue to get bigger,” said Launer. “[Baseball] is a sport that’s always been popular and I think it’s going to continue to get more popular.”

While navigating the post-pandemic landscape of the baseball industry may be trying at times, the pivotal efforts from CVBs, sports commissions and facility operators around the country provide the best atmosphere and most luxurious playing levels. Getting volunteers, umpires and a passionate community behind the growth of baseball is what will lead to the sustained success of the sport. Baseball remains one of the hottest sports in the country, but that doesn’t mean there isn’t room to grow in the upcoming years.

ORGANIZER PROFILES

PERFECT GAME

www.perfectgame.org | 319-298-2923

Perfect Game is a youth baseball and softball organization hosting travel ball tournaments, showcases, and scouting events connecting amateur players with college coaches and professional scouts nationwide.

PONY BASEBALL AND SOFTBALL

www.pony.org | 724-225-1060

PONY Baseball and Softball is a nonprofit organization founded in 1951 that organizes youth baseball and softball leagues and tournaments serving players across the United States and internationally.

GAME DAY USA

gamedayusa.com | 630-730-0800

Game Day USA produces amateur baseball tournaments and player events nationwide for youth and travel teams at multiple competitive levels.

YOUTH BASEBALL NETWORK

youthbaseballnetwork.com | 314-753-0627

Organizes youth and high school baseball tournaments for travel teams throughout the Midwest and Southeast.

RIPKEN BASEBALL

ripkenbaseball.com | 410-306-7575

Operates youth baseball tournaments and experiences on professional-style fields designed to provide a Major League–inspired playing environment.

TRIPLE CROWN SPORTS

www.triplecrownsports.com | 970-223-6644

Hosts ISO baseball and softball tournaments and events for youth and amateur teams nationwide.

NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP SPORTS

www.playncs.com | 903-556-6198

Organizes baseball tournaments and leagues with open team registration.

ALL AMERICAN BASEBALL TOURNAMENTS

www.all-americantournaments.com | 419-884-3797

Hosts youth baseball tournaments throughout Ohio.

Nationwide, Puerto Rico, Canada

Nationwide, Worldwide

Nationwide

Midwest, Southeast

Myrtle Beach, SC, Texas, Ohio, New Jersey, Pigeon Forge, TN

Nationwide

Texas, California, Tennessee

Ohio

ORGANIZER PROFILES

CHAMPIONSHIP SPORTS GROUP

www.csgtournaments.com | 330-409-5451

Tournament management organization directing baseball and softball events. Wisconsin, Ohio

GAME 7 BASEBALL

www.game7baseball.com | 314-779-5144

Hosts baseball and softball tournaments for ages 7–18, primarily in the St. Louis, Missouri region. Missouri

JP SPORTS

www.playjpsports.com | 309 781-7238

Tournament operator hosting youth baseball and softball events in Illinois and Iowa.

PLAY9SPORTS

play9sports.com

Operates high school and youth baseball and softball tournaments and events.

DYNAMIC BASEBALL

dynamicbaseball.org

Provides travel baseball tournaments, player combines, scouting reports and team rankings within Virginia.

ELITE BASEBALL TOURNAMENTS

elitebaseball.com | 717-823-3822

Organizes baseball tournaments, teams, and training opportunities across multiple U.S. regions.

MVP TOURNAMENTS

events.mvptournaments.org | 513-372-2944

Hosts youth baseball tournaments affiliated with major sanctioning organizations including Perfect Game, USSSA, and Prep Baseball Report.

COOPERSTOWN DREAMS PARK

www.cooperstowndreamspark.com | 607-547-4061

Hosts national invitational youth baseball tournaments.

Iowa, Illinois

Illinois, Missouri

Virginia, North Carolina, Maryland

New York, Pennsylvania, Appalachia

Ohio, Indiana

New York

ORGANIZER PROFILES

BASEBALL YOUTH

baseballyouth.com | 800-559-2849

Organizes baseball tournaments and produces rankings and media coverage tied to youth events.

965 MIDWEST CHALLENGE BASEBALL TOURNAMENTS

www.965midwestchallengetournaments.com | 440-381-6888

Provides regulation baseball fields and hosts tournaments for 14U–18U divisions.

5 TOOL BASEBALL EVENTS

fivetool.org | 817-614-8852

Organizes baseball showcases, tournaments, leagues, and media coverage for high school and collegiate players.

TOP GUN-USA SPORTS

playtopgunsports.com | 704-786-4754

Hosts youth baseball and softball tournaments showcase and national events offering player developement, rankings and exposure.

SCOUTBALL USA

www.scoutballusa.com

Operates elite youth baseball tournaments in Central Florida.

GAME TIME EVENTS

gametimeeventsllc.org | (224) 588-2876

Youth baseball organization hosting travel tournaments and league play primarily in Illinois.

WEST COAST PREMIER BASEBALL

www.wcptournaments.com | 360-597-3811

Organizes youth baseball tournaments and events in the Northwest.

WEST COAST LEAGUE

westcoastleague.com | 503-233-2490

Developmental summer collegiate baseball league focused on player advancement.

Texas, Florida, Nevada

Ohio

Nationwide

Atlantic Coast

Florida

Illinois, Arizona

Washington, Oregon, Arizona, Nevada, Nebraska

West Coast

TEAM SHOWCASE LEAGUE

www.tslbaseball.com | (817) 996-9441

Hosts showcase tournaments designed to provide high school baseball players exposure to college and professional scouts.

RBI-REC BASEBALL INNOVATIONS

playrbi.com | (817) 692-4549

Operates recreational and select baseball tournaments across North and East Texas.

THE ALLIANCE FASTPITCH

thealliancefastpitch.com

National organizing body for travel softball providing a structured competition pathway culminating in national events.

PROSPECT SELECT BASEBALL

www.ps-baseball.com | (305) 964-7825

Hosts competitive amateur baseball tournaments and showcases for youth and high school players nationwide.

PREP BASEBALL TOURNAMENTS

tournaments.prepbaseballreport.com | (708) 387-0500

Operates baseball tournaments and showcases focused on player exposure to college coaches and professional scouts.

THIRD COAST TOURNAMENTS

tctournaments.com | 317-727-3655

Hosts competitive youth baseball tournaments.

TOP GUN EVENTS

topgunevents.com | 913-342-8847

a national industry leader in executing premier softball events and showcases.

USA TOURNAMENT SERIES

www.usatournamentseries.com | 774-839-8315

Hosts elite youth baseball tournaments for ages 9–18 across multiple northeastern and mid-Atlantic states.

ORGANIZER PROFILES

Texas, Southeast

North and East Texas

Nationwide

Atlantic Coast, Florida, Midwest

Nationwide

West Michigan

Nationwide

Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Pennsylvania, Connecticut, Virginia

ORGANIZER PROFILES

FUTURE STAR SERIES

futurestarsseries.com

Baseball development and scouting platform providing combines, training, and exposure events for amateur players ages 13–17.

SUPER NIT BASEBALL

www.usssabaseball.org | 816-587-4545

USSSA-sanctioned baseball tournaments awarding World Series berths and ranking points.

GREAT LAKES BASEBALL LEAGUE TOURNAMENTS

play.glbl.org | 440-796-1515

Organizes competitive youth baseball tournaments in Ohio and the Midwest region.

FIVE TOOL BASEBALL & SOFTBALL

fivetoolyouth.org | (817) 614-8852

Company specializing in baseball showcases, tournaments, leagues, and media coverage for amateur players.

PROSPECT WIRE

www.prospectwire.com

Hosts baseball tournaments and showcases designed to promote high school players to college coaches and professional scouts.

SHOWBALL

showballbaseball.com | (888) 313-7469

Baseball showcase camp connecting players with collegiate coaching staffs for recruiting exposure.

US ELITE BASEBALL

uselitebaseball.com

Travel baseball organization focused on player development and competitive team participation.

MIDWEST TOURNAMENT FACTORY

www.mwtournamentfactory.com | (567) 230-6072

Hosts elite baseball and fastpitch softball tournaments throughout Ohio.

Nationwide, Canada

Nationwide

Ohio, Midwest

Texas, Ohio

Florida, California, Arizona, Utah

Nationwide

Southeast, Midatlantic

Ohio

USSSA

www.usssa.com/baseball | 800-741-3014

National baseball sanctioning organization operating tournaments and championship events nationwide.

AAU BASEBALL

aausports.org | (407) 828-3459

National organization hosting regional and national amateur baseball championship events.

BABE RUTH LEAGUE

www.baberuthleague.org | 1-800-880-3142

Youth baseball organization operating regional and World Series tournaments including Cal Ripken divisions.

AMERICAN LEGION BASEBALL

www.legion.org | 800-433-3318

National high school–aged summer baseball program featuring state and national tournaments.

DIXIE YOUTH BASEBALL

dixie.org | (903) 783-0401

Youth baseball organization with district and World Series tournaments primarily in the Southeast.

CABA BASEBALL

www.cababaseball.org | 513-260-8989

National baseball tournament sanctioning organization.

BULLPEN TOURNAMENTS

bullpentournaments.com | (317) 741-4388

Operates baseball tournaments at major venues including Grand Park, Indiana.

USA SOFTBALL

www.usasoftball.com | (405) 424-5266

National governing body for softball in the United States operating national championship events.

Nationwide

Nationwide

Nationwide

Nationwide

Southeast

Nationwide

Indiana

Nationwide

ORGANIZER PROFILES

USSSA FASTPITCH

www.usssa.com/fastpitch | 321-877-0186

Major sanctioning organization hosting girls fastpitch softball tournaments nationwide. Nationwide

NATIONAL SOFTBALL ASSOCIATION

playnsa.com | (859) 887-4114

Sanctions regional and national softball tournaments and events. Nationwide

FASTPITCH AMERICA SOFTBALL ASSOCIATION

www.playfasa.com | 318-540-7740

National fastpitch softball tournament organization. South US

USFA SOFTBALL

usfastpitch.com | (352) 255-7806

Fastpitch softball organization hosting tournaments in 21 states, plus series in Florida.

AC EVENTS

playacevents.com | 866-6752922

Play AC Events hosts competitive baseball and softball tournaments nationwide, featuring multi-game guarantees, quality complexes, and well-organized travel events.

ALL-STAR SPORTS ACADEMY

allstarsportsacademy.com | 484-770-8325

All-Star Tournament Series hosts competitive baseball tournaments and showcases, offering college exposure events, multi-game formats, and professionally run East Coast competitions.

BASEBALL PLAYERS ASSOCIATION

thebaseballplayersassociation.com

Baseball Players Association sanctions youth baseball tournaments nationwide, offering league play, qualifying events, and pathways to state, national, and World Series competition.

FAAST SPORTS

faastsports.com

Multi-state tournament operator running youth baseball events across Ohio and Michigan venues.

Nationwide

Nationwide

Michigan, Ohio

PLAY GMB

playgmb.com | 815-252-9877

St. Louis-based national tournament org running 150+ competitive youth baseball events across multiple states.

TEAM EXPOSURE BASEBALL

teamexposure.com | 815-690-2032

Multi-state exposure tournament series running events in Illinois and Indiana.

GRAND SLAM TOURNAMENTS

grandslamtournaments.com | 706-332-0035

Multi-state brand running youth baseball and softball events primarily across the south.

Missouri, Illinois, Indiana, Wisconsin, Ohio, Tennessee

Illinois, Indiana

Georgia, Florida, Tennessee, Arkansas, Kentucky, Indiana

WEST

The West offers a dynamic lineup across multiple states where tournaments are paired with everything from desert landscapes and mountain views to thriving urban centers. Combined with premier facilities and a strong commitment to hosting, these destinations provide a memorable stage for competition at every level.

ARIZONA

Pioneer Park

Prescott, AZ

Pioneer Park is a versatile recreational hub offering facilities for baseball, softball, soccer, football, roller hockey, and pickleball. The expansive park features field rentals, a roller hockey rink, and dedicated pickleball courts, making it a go-to destination for sports enthusiasts. Beyond sports, Pioneer Park connects to Brownlow Trails, offering scenic paths for running and hiking. Family-friendly amenities include restrooms, picnic areas, and Kayla’s Hands Playground, ensuring everyone enjoys their visit.

www.experienceprescott.com

Michael Kelly, 928-777-1460

mike.kelly@prescott-az.gov

ARIZONA

Heritage Park

Prescott, AZ

Heritage Park provides space for baseball, softball, soccer, and football. With well-maintained fields and restrooms, it’s ideal for both casual play and organized events. A highlight is its proximity to Heritage Park Zoo, which creates an enticing blend of recreation and wildlife exploration. Children can enjoy the playground, while families can reserve fields for sports activities. Although the park temporarily closes in winter, it remains a popular spot for sports and outdoor fun.

www.experienceprescott.com

Michael Kelly, 928-777-1460

mike.kelly@prescott-az.gov

Pacific Avenue Athletic Complex

Yuma, AZ

Pacific Avenue Athletic Complex (PAAC) is a state-of-the-art facility that is uniquely positioned to help your tournament get in front of a tremendously viable demographic. This sprawling 50-acre, multi-sport facility is perfect for youth or adult softball and baseball leagues and tournaments. In total, PAAC offers six lighted softball fields which includes a Championship Field.

Ray Kroc Sports Complex

AZ

Yuma, Arizona’s Ray Kroc Sports Complex is a 26-acre, modern, multiuse sports and recreation center comprised of three components: Ray Kroc Sports Complex, Desert Sun Stadium and the Clubhouse Building. The complex itself has five baseball diamonds and 11 multipurpose fields. The 7,500-capacity Desert Sun Stadium has a grass field which was converted in 2015 from baseball to soccer and can host several other events like pro wrestling and concerts.

ARIZONA

Roughrider Park and Bill Vallely Field

Prescott, AZ

Roughrider Park, home to Bill Vallely Field, is a prime location for baseball and softball enthusiasts. Situated next to Yavapai College, the park features spacious athletic fields, stadium seating for spectators, and convenient restroom facilities. Roughrider Park hosts both casual games and competitive events, offering a professional yet community-friendly environment. Its scenic setting, combined with top-notch amenities, makes it a popular spot for athletes and spectators alike, promoting a lively sports culture in Prescott.

www.experienceprescott.com

Michael Kelly, 928-777-1460

mike.kelly@prescott-az.gov

Buchanan County Sports Complex

Fresno County, CA

Buchanan Sports Complex in Clovis boasts a tournament-ready softball complex with eight lit fields, a stateof-the-art baseball stadium, and a 10,000-seat track and football facility. The facility is equipped with lighting for night games, on-site restrooms and ample parking space.

www.visityuma.com

Leslie McClendon, 928-318-6539

leslie@visityuma.com

McClendon, 928-318-6539

www.visitfresnocounty.org

Andrew Smith, 559-981-5503

andrew.smith@fresnocvb.org

COLORADO

Memorial Park

Colorado Springs, CO

Memorial Park is Colorado Springs’ largest community park and offers a wide range of sports facilities to accommodate a number of sports and recreational activities. Memorial park offers three lit baseball diamonds, the capacity to accommodate 15 soccer/football fields, 12 tennis courts, six sand volleyball courts, a criterium track, two 5K trails, and an aquatics center. Prospect Lake, in the heart of Memorial Park, was the site for the Pro Wakeboard Tour. The U.S. Olympic Training Center Velodrome, Sertich Ice Center and the Memorial Skate Park are all located in Memorial Park.

www.visitcos.com

Cheryl McCullough, STS, PDM, 719-685-7642

cheryl@visitcos.com

COLORADO

Pelmar Pomar Youth Sports Complex

Colorado Springs, CO

This venue hosts soccer, lacrosse, baseball and softball tournaments in Southeast Colorado Springs, including those presented by Triple Crown Sports, USA Lacrosse, Colorado Rush Soccer and Adrenaline Lacrosse. El Pomar has nine baseball/ softball fields, eight natural grass soccer and lacrosse fields.

OKLAHOMA

A.C. Caplinger Sports Complex

Set within Edmond’s scenic Hafer Park, the fully renovated A.C. Caplinger Sports Complex will open in spring 2026 as one of the premier youth baseball and softball destinations in Oklahoma. The redevelopment includes all-new infrastructure, reconfigured field layouts, upgraded sports lighting, expanded parking, and modern amenities designed for both athletes and spectators. The $17M renovation will feature 10 synthetic turf infields accommodating ages 4-13, built to host local, regional and state tournaments.

www.visitcos.com

Cheryl McCullough, STS, PDM, 719-685-7645

cheryl@visitcos.com

David Allen Memorial Park is recognized as one of the finest smalltown ballparks in America. A total of 359 chair-back seats came from Memorial Stadium in Baltimore when that stadium was replaced by Camden Yards. There is an artificial turf practice infield and indoor batting cages beyond the right field wall, and seating in a covered balcony area. Its field dimensions are: 328 feet down the Left Field Line, 363 feet to Left Center, 390 feet to Center, 369 feet to Right Center, and 300 feet down the Right Field Line.

Spencer, 580-616-7368

The expansive Reaves Park Sports Complex, across from the University of Oklahoma campus, hosts various sports events. There are numerous courts for volleyball and basketball, along with baseball and softball fields and goalposts. The wheelchair-accessible space also provides bleachers, restrooms, a cleaning station, a pitching machine, scoreboards, speakers and much more. There’s also a castle-themed jungle gym for the little ones.

www.visitedmondok.com

Mackenzie McDonald, 405-359-4630

mmcdonald@visitedmondok.com

WEST REGION

Woodson Park Athletic Complex provides multipurpose outdoor fields and diamonds for tournaments of all sizes, all within close proximity to downtown OKC and located near Will Rogers World Airport. The $13-million Athletic Complex opened in 2024 and includes six lighted diamond fields, four lighted rectangle grass fields, two concession stands with restrooms, children’s play areas, and spectator seating. Woodson can be utilized for sports like soccer, softball, football, and everything in between.

OREGON

Les Schwab Sports Park

Eugene, Cascades & Coast, OR

Situated within the Bob Keefer Center for Sports, Les Schwab Sports Park features four lighted multi-use outdoor synthetic turf fields, a playground, picnic area and entry plaza, Bocce ball courts and a 50-space parking lot. The entry plaza can accommodate up to four food trucks and serves as a grand entrance for any sporting event. The synthetic turf fields have a combined capacity of 2,000 spectators, with bleachers and field lights as amenities. The facility hosts multiple annual tournaments.

www.eugenecascadescoast.org

J.B. Carney, 541-743-8757

jb@eugenecascadescoast.org

OREGON

Wallace Marine Park Softball Complex

Salem, OR

Dubbed “Softball City, USA,” Salem’s crowning softball jewel is located within Wallace Marine Park. The softball complex features five natural surface, lit fields surrounded by shaded and grassy areas. Spectator seating for more than 7,000 includes an elevated grand stand and portable bleachers. A boat ramp and fishing docks give visitors access to the Willamette River. As one of the best sports facilities in the entire Northwest, this complex is home to large regional and national tournaments annually, including the USA Softball National Girls Fastpitch tournament and the Senior Softball USA Jim Sherman Memorial NW Championships.

www.travelsalem.com

Tom Garlock, 504-581-4325

tom@travelsalem.com

TEXAS

Harold Patterson Sports Center

Arlington, TX

The 135-acre, multipurpose Harold Patterson Sports Center is perfect for hosting tournaments and events year-round. The site features six baseball fields, six football fields, and an additional 15 multipurpose fields suitable for soccer, flag football, lacrosse, kickball and everything in between. The complex is located only 20 minutes from DFW International Airport. Off the field, teams can enjoy picnics at the pavilion, various concessions or the plethora of dining and entertainment options located nearby.

Beaumont Municipal Athletic Complex

Beaumont, TX

Located just a little over five miles from the downtown area, Beaumont Municipal Athletic Complex features 12 baseball/softball fields, four sand volleyball courts and 51 five-tier bleachers, along with a covered pavilion basketball court and one soccer field. Amenities include ample parking, permanent lighting, a playground and nearly 4,000 hotel rooms within a ten-minute drive.

www.beaumontcvb.com

Brittany Bonin, 256-551-2334

brittany.bonin@beaumonttexas.gov

Dogget Ford Park Entertainment Complex

Beaumont, TX

The 221-acre Doggett Ford Park Entertainment Complex is an impressive indoor and outdoor sports venue, capable of hosting just about any type of competition. Indoors, the complex’s multipurpose Ford Arena seats over 9,500, and Ford Exhibit Hall features 83,000 square feet of versatile space under a 51-foot ceiling. Outdoors, there are 12 youth softball/baseball fields with all-weather synthetic turf infields, each with covered seating and protective netting. Other features and amenities include an on-site 14,000seat amphitheater, plentiful parking, restrooms and concessions and more.

www.beaumontcvb.com

Brittany Bonin, 256-551-2334

brittany.bonin@beaumonttexas.gov

Parker Eidson, 817-704-7596

www.arlington.org parker@arlington.org

TEXAS

Stephen C. Beachy Central Park

College Station, TX

Stephen C. Beachy Central Park is one of the region’s most dynamic destinations for youth and amateur sports tournaments. The park features a well-planned layout with multiple softball and baseball fields, soccer and multi-use fields, and open green spaces designed to host large competitions with ease in a central location with access to College Station’s hotels, attractions and dining spots.

www.visit.cstx.gov aaguero@cstx.gov

Alexander Aguero, 979-764-2614

TEXAS

Buena Vista Sports Complex

Laredo, TX

Buena Vista is Laredo’s newest and most impressive sports venue. Located in South Laredo, this modern facility was built to host tournaments and community events, offering 10 baseball/softball fields and two multipurpose fields. Each field can be easily converted to accommodating different sports, ensuring flexibility for leagues and competitors of all levels. Surrounded by the natural beauty of Laredo’s brush country, the complex stands out for its scenic backdrop and inviting atmosphere.

www.cityoflaredo.com

Fidel E. Hale IV, 956-795-2200

fehale@ci.laredo.tx.us

TEXAS

Old Settlers Park

Round Rock, TX

A Round Rock classic, Old Settlers Park is a well-known sports destination for local and national athletic events. The 645-acre park includes a 20-field baseball complex, a five-field softball complex, seven soccer facilities, two football fields, 12 tennis courts, two sand volleyball courts, one aquatic center and a professionally designed disc golf course.

Gabe Nesbitt Community Park

McKinney, TX

The ballfield complexes at Gabe Nesbitt Community Park are a showcase of versatility and inclusivity. With five lighted baseball fields and five lighted softball fields, each featuring grass infields, covered seating, concessions, restrooms, and barrier-free play areas, the venue is perfect for players and families alike. Add in lightning-safety systems, scenic multi-use trails, and easy access to the sprawling 160-acre park, and you’ve got a premier destination for league games, tournaments, and weekend family outings.

www.visitmckinney.com

Alisha Holmberg, 972-547-2058

aholmberg@visitmckinney.com

Ellison Park, covering 44-acres, offers a wealth of recreational facilities, including a picnic pavilion, two Little League baseball fields, one AAA baseball field, two football fields, seven soccer fields, and three softball fields. The park also features eight pickleball courts and a sand volleyball court. With ample parking and concessions available, it provides a convenient and enjoyable experience.

TEXAS

Odessa Sports Complex

Odessa, TX

Coming soon, a new sports facility that will include a 100,000-squarefoot indoor facility, a nine court gymnasium, 18 volleyball courts, 10 multpurpose outdoor fields (soccer, football, lacrosse), three Quad baseball diamonds, an outdoor ampitheater and the Amy Bell community playground within the complex

www.discoverodessa.org

Teresa Vasquez, 432-333-7890

teresa@discoverodessa.org

www.goroundrock.com

Nancy Yawn, 512-218-7094

nyawn@roundrocktexas.gov

Miller, 614-743-6354

The 205-acre North SeaTac Park has room for everything—even a BMX track! This multi-use park is home to three grass baseball and softball diamonds and two synthetic turf soccer fields. Both soccer fields have lights, and both diamonds and fields can be rented by the hour or for tournament play. North SeaTac Park www.seattlesouthside.com

cydney@seattlesouthside.com Cydney Marks-Nicholes, 206-686-7161

WASHINGTON

Lake Tye Park

Snohomish County, WA

Located on the shores of Lake Tye in Monroe, this community park covers 64 acres and a 42-acre recreational lake. This beautiful multi-purpose space features a synthetic turf field lined for lacrosse, soccer and baseball, natural grass baseball field, tennis/pickleball courts, concessions, a serene beach area, picnic area, restrooms, a 1.5-mile walking/biking loop, pedestrian boat launches, a children’s play area, skate park, and a parking lot for approximately 200 vehicles. The park is well-known for hosting the Nautique WWA Wakeboard Nationals and Lake Tye Triathlon.

www.snocosports.org

Tammy Dunn, 425-309-2744

tammy@snocosports.org

WASHINGTON

Meadowdale Playfields

Snohomish County, WA

Meadowdale Playfields is an outdoor lighted facility with three baseball/ softball fields that have turf infield and natural grass outfields and two other multipurpose fields that provide space for soccer, football, rugby and lacrosse. There is a concession stand, walking trail, playground, basketball court, picnic facility, restrooms and decent space for parking. In 2024, the facility was a site for the USA Softball 14U-18U Western National Championships.

www.snocosports.org

Tammy Dunn, 425-309-2744

tammy@snocosports.org

Salt Lake, A Home Run Host City

WASHINGTON

Kasch Park

Snohomish County, WA

This 52-acre multisports development in Kennewick offers a variety of sporting, recreation and event amenities to enjoy. It offers baseball and softball fields, an indoor sports pavilion, multiuse fields and the Gesa Carousel of Dreams, a world-class piece of art the whole family can touch and ride. The complex houses the Numerica Pavilion, the only indoor sports pavilion in the region.

www.visittri-cities.com

Tammy Dunn, 425-309-2744

tammy@snocosports.org

Getting to Salt Lake is easy. Flying to your tournament? Salt Lake City International Airport is just 10 minutes from downtown, with nonstop flights that get teams from gate to field fast. Driving? Salt Lake sits in the heart of the West, making it an easy trip from cities across the region. Add in a welcoming, family-friendly atmosphere and plenty to do between games. Salt Lake is ready to play ball.

www.SportsSaltLake.com

WEST REGION

WASHINGTON

Pasco Sporting Complex

Tri-Cities, WA

This complex, located in Pasco, hosts baseball and softball tournaments and contains six softball fields, two sand volleyball courts, a playground area, a water play area and a concession building with restrooms. Adjoining to the complex is Gesa Stadium, home field of the Tri-City Dust Devils professional baseball team, and one of the finest youth soccer facilities in the Northwest, the Pasco Sporting Complex Soccer Fields, which includes 15 full-sized soccer fields on 45 acres.

www.visittri-cities.com

509-735-8487

sales@visittri-cities.com

WASHINGTON

Southridge Sports and Events Complex

Tri-Cities, WA

This 52-acre multisports development in Kennewick offers a variety of sporting, recreation and event amenities to enjoy. It offers baseball and softball fields, an indoor sports pavilion, multiuse fields and the Gesa Carousel of Dreams, a world-class piece of art the whole family can touch and ride. The complex houses the Numerica Pavilion, the only indoor sports pavilion in the region.

www.visittri-cities.com

509-735-8488

sales@visittri-cities.com

WASHINGTON

Gateway Sports Complex

Yakima Valley, WA

This state-of-the-art facility features eight softball fields, each with firstclass Musco lighting, professional infield mix, electronic scoreboards, and more. A PA system reverberates through the park, which also has a basketball court, volleyball court, two picnic shelters, a skate park, three playgrounds, a multipurpose field, and coach/umpire rooms. The complex hosts several WIAA State Softball Championships each year.

www.yakimasports.org

Rich Austin, 509-594-2742

rich@yakimasports.org

Yakima Valley, WA

The newly remodeled Carlon Park complex features four girls’ tournament-quality fastpitch fields with permanent 200-foot fences and state-of-the-art lighting systems on each field. The complex hosted the 2024 WIAA 2A State Softball Championships, as well as numerous USA Softball of Washington tournaments.

Carlon Park www.yakimasports.org

Rich Austin, 509-594-2742

rich@yakimasports.org

MIDWEST

The Midwest brings together standout communities where quality facilities and genuine hospitality go hand in hand. Whether it’s riverfront views, revitalized downtowns or classic small-town energy, these destinations create a seamless tournament experience with plenty to explore.

ILLINOIS

Go For It Sports Dome

Aurora Area, IL

Go For It Sports Dome is an allweather, 40,000-square-foot indoor turf facility for soccer, baseball, softball, lacrosse, wrestling, rugby, football, fitness competitions and more. With an indoor track and flexible event space, the Dome is also home to Special Olympics training and community gatherings.

ILLINOIS

▸ www.auroraareasportsalliance.com

Brad Banks, 630-256-3194 brad@enjoyaurora.com

ILLINOIS

Champion Fields

Bloomington-Normal, IL

This complex features up to 10 diamonds for tournament use. This facility, located adjacent to Normal’s Maxwell Park has hosted 10 ASA/ USA National Tournaments in the past two decades. The fields feature covered dugouts, bleacher seating, a P.A. system and scoreboards. There are also two concession stands, a connected dog park, and two playgrounds for entertaining younger siblings.

www.visitbn.org

Zach Dietmeier, 309-665-0033 zach@visitbn.org

ILLINOIS

The Corn Crib Bloomington-Normal, IL

Stuart Sports Complex in Montgomery is suitable for every sport imaginable, namely soccer, lacrosse, Ultimate Frisbee, football, softball and baseball. Stuart Sports Complex offers their facilities at affordable prices, including tournament rentals for exclusive use of fields for an entire weekend. Jampacked with amenities throughout the facility, the complex features concessions, restrooms, a dog park, a playground with a splash pad, garden plots, Jericho Lake and a 1,300-spot parking area.

Stuart Sports Complex Aurora Area, IL ▸ www.auroraareasportsalliance.com

Brad Banks, 630-256-3194 brad@enjoyaurora.com

The Corn Crib opened in 2010 and has been home to numerous semi-pro and collegiate renditions of Normal Cornbelters Baseball. The stadium also hosts concerts, festivals, and has been a featured venue for kickball, collegiate soccer, and other youth sports. It can seat 4,200 spectators.

www.visitbn.org

Zach Dietmeier, 309-665-0033 zach@visitbn.org

Rantoul Family Sports Complex

Champaign-Urbana, IL

Just north of the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, the Rantoul Family Sports Complex is a stateof-the-art facility offering all-turf fields: eight baseball/softball, two T-ball/Challenger baseball, and eight soccer/football/rugby/lacrosse multipurpose fields. The complex also features over 800 parking spaces, a kids’ splash pad, and concessions.

Memorial Park Fields

Chicago Southland, IL

Memorial Park Fields offers five softball fields and one baseball field, making it an ideal venue for tournaments and league play. Two fields accommodate 90-foot bases, four fields are designed for 80-foot bases and an additional baseball field features a grass infield.

MIDWEST REGION

www.experiencecu.org

Robert White, 217-351-4133

robertw@experiencecu.org

▸ www.visitchicagosouthland.com

Kristy Campbell, 888-895-3211 kristy@visitchicagosouthland.com

ILLINOIS

Ozinga Field

Chicago Southland, IL

Home to the Windy City ThunderBolts is Ozinga Field in Crestwood. Ozinga Field is a large baseball venue with the capacity to hold over 3,500 spectators. Batting cages, bullpens, covered/protected dugouts, a press box and more can be found at Ozinga Field. There are also on-site concession stands for spectators. In 2023, Ozinga Field hosted the Frontier League All-Star Weekend.

www.visitchicagosouthland.com

Kristy Campbell, 888-895-3211

kristy@visitchicagosouthland.com

ILLINOIS

Hendelmeyer Park Effingham, IL

If you’re looking for outdoor sports, look no further than Hendelmeyer Park. This spot is a charming local park with expansive outdoor fields. At a respectable 20 acres, the park holds two lighted, slow-pitch diamonds and one lighted, fast-pitch diamond—all with natural grass— plus four lighted tennis courts. The park is rounded out with playground areas, a gazebo, concession stand and skate park.

ILLINOIS

Matteson Community Center

Chicago Southland, IL

Matteson Community Center covers 73,000 square feet of multi-purpose rooms. Here, planners and teams can immerse themselves in two indoor basketball courts with wooden bleachers along the wall, as well as baseball fields. The center also houses a football field equipped with bleachers and a soccer field.

ILLINOIS

Evergreen Hollow Park Effingham, IL

Evergreen Hollow Park spans 42 acres and comprises of two lighted softball diamonds, one lighted baseball diamond, four lighted tennis courts and soccer fields. On the west side of the park sits Kluthe Memorial Pool, an outdoor swimming pool with a lap pool, water slide and children’s pool area.

www.visitchicagosouthland.com

Kristy Campbell, 888-895-3211

kristy@visitchicagosouthland.com

Jodi Thoele, 217-342-5310 jthoele@effinghamil.com ILLINOIS

Community Park

Effingham, IL

Community Park is a 35-acre park that features a disc-golf course, four lighted ball diamonds, four lighted tennis courts, large playground areas, three outdoor basketball courts and pavilions/ picnic areas.

ILLINOIS

Elgin Sports Complex

Elgin, IL

Elgin Sports Complex features tons of championship-level competition spaces all in one location. This 107acre venue comprises 10 full-size soccer fields (four of which are lit), 10 fully-lit softball fields, two sand volleyball courts, hard-surface paths, a playground and The Hill, which is known as Chicago’s best BMX track. The sports complex is a pet-friendly facility and is wheelchair accessible.

▸ www.visiteffinghamil.com

Jodi Thoele, 217-342-5310

jthoele@effinghamil.com

www.visiteffinghamil.com

Jodi Thoele, 217-342-5310

jthoele@effinghamil.com

Ryan Cortez, 847-695-7540

www.exploreelginarea.com ryan@exploreelginarea.com

ILLINOIS

Glazebrook Community Park

Great Rivers & Routes, IL

Glazebrook Community Park has four lighted youth baseball fields, three lighted youth softball fields, and four lighted youth soccer fields. The concession stand is open during games in May, June, July, August, September and October.

ILLINOIS

Gordon Moore Park

▸ www.riversandroutes.com

Lindsey Laird 618-465-6676

llaird@riversandroutes.com

ILLINOIS

Plummer Family Park

Great Rivers & Routes, IL

This 83-acre, tournament-quality facility features eight lighted, full synthetic turf baseball/softball fields with one field dedicated to the challenger baseball program and two fields with 60/90’ dimensions from the mound; 24 pickleball courts and one championship court with lights and sun shades; six multisport fields—three lighted all-weather synthetic and three natural grass; and six NCAA and AVP regulation beach volleyball courts. This sports complex is home to a variety of sports and activities.

www.riversandroutes.com

Lindsey Laird, 618-465-6676

llaird@riversandroutes.com

There is something for everyone at this 704-acre park, which is home to eight tennis courts, 10 ball diamonds, a 27-hole golf course, six picnic areas, six play areas, 19 soccer/football fields, and a kids’ interactive fountain. Lloyd Hopkins Field is home to the Prospect League baseball franchise, the Alton River Dragons.

Great Rivers & Routes, IL ▸ www.riversandroutes.com

Lindsey Laird 618-465-6676

llaird@riversandroutes.com

ILLINOIS

Illinois College

Illinois College’s Joe Brooks Baseball Field features a synthetic infield to go along with modernized dugouts, bullpens and a batting cage. Behind home plate is a multi-level press box with public restrooms available on ground level. The outfield has updated scoreboard system. Rough-in lighting work was also done, allowing for the possibility of permanent lighting fixtures to be installed at the field in the future.

www.jacksonvilleil.org

Tracy Slater, JR., 217-243-5678

Great Rivers & Routes, IL

SIUE’s softball facilities have grown to be one of the best in the Midwest. The complex has a full locker room off the third base dugout, a press box, elevated stands behind home plate, and additional lawn seating in the outfield. Fulginiti Indoor Center is located adjacent from Cougar Field, which includes pitching rubbers, a turfed infield, and batting cages. Nearby Simmons Baseball Complex has an artificial field, scoreboard, seating for 1,000, with lawn seating for up to 500 additional fans, concessions and bathrooms.

www.riversandroutes.com

Lindsey Laird, 618-465-6676

llaird@riversandroutes.com

Future Champions Sports Complex

Future Champions Sports Complex caters to all levels of baseball and softball competition, ranging from youth recreational leagues to collegiate contests and including all levels in between. Not your ordinary ballpark, all six infields are turfed, making it virtually rain-out proof and allowing for play from February to November. The stadium-lighted facilities boast electronic scoreboards, concrete dugouts and a full-service concession stand.

www.jacksonvilleil.org events@jacksonvilleil.org Tracy Slater, JR., 217-243-5678

MIDWEST REGION

ILLINOIS

Vernon Hills Athletic Complex

Lake County, IL

Vernon Hills Athletic Complex is an exceptional venue that can host a variety of sporting events. Able to accommodate a range of competitive outdoor sports, the complex’s 41 acres covers 27 different fields, including 11 diamonds, three tennis courts and a full stadium. No fan will go hungry here either, as this location has a full concession stand.

ILLINOIS

Canlan Sports

Lake County, IL

When it comes to premier sporting event facilities in Lake County, Canlan Sports of Libertyville, Illinois, is no exception. The complex spans 160,000 square feet and includes a lighted softball field, an award-winning driving range and a fitness center in addition to its Indoor Event Center. This center houses eight multi-purpose courts, two turf fields, a 29-foot climbing mountain and conference rooms capable of holding up to 120 people.

ILLINOIS

EastSide Centre Peoria, IL

Eastside Centre in East Peoria is one of the premier athletic facilities in the Midwest. The 100-acre facility is home to many different sports. Eastside offers 10 baseball/softball fields, 8 of which are equipped with field lights and scoreboards, plenty of spectator seating, full service concession stand, 1 full size football field & stadium that can seat 4,000+ fans, a 20,000-square-footgymnasium, an indoor walking track, and a fitness center fully equipped with strength and conditioning equipment.

www.visitlakecounty.org

Teresa Lewis, 847-662-2700

teresa@lakecounty.org

www.visitlakecounty.org

Teresa Lewis, 847-662-2700

teresa@lakecounty.org

Louisville Slugger Sports Complex Peoria, IL

Louisville Slugger Sports Complex is a state-of-the-art facility for baseball, softball and other sports. Major league walk-out style heated dugouts, bullpens, lights, electronic scoreboards, public announcement systems, 3 outdoor concession stands, 3 restroom facilities, full-service restaurant, umpire location, internet access, Youth Hall of Fame and more. Louisville Slugger offers 10 outdoor synthetic turf baseball fields with also two indoor fields. There is stadium seating to hold up to 1,300 guests.

▸ www.peoria.org

PK Kelly, 309-657-9382 pkelly@peoria.org

Augustana College Quad Cities, IL & IA

Thanks to support from Kim and Donna Brunner and Duane and Cookie Swanson, Brunner Field in the Duane R. Swanson Stadium was completed in March 2004 at Augustana College. The stadium features seating for 300, berm seating for an additional 250, practice infield, two batting cages, team clubhouse, concessions, scoreboard, press box and a state-ofthe-art playing surface.

▸ www.visitquadcities.com

Jessica VanDyke, 309-736-6823

jvandyke@visitquadcities.com

▸ www.peoria.org

PK Kelly, 309-657-9382 pkelly@peoria.org

ILLINOIS

Spartan Park

Springfield, IL

Spartan Park is a tournament-ready facility featuring six diamonds, four of which are lighted, with full-size and junior fields to accommodate multiple age divisions. All diamonds are equipped with turf infields to ensure consistent play in all weather conditions. Amenities include full concessions, an air-conditioned game room for players, and an umpire lounge, creating a comfortable and professional environment for athletes and officials alike. Spartan Park regularly welcomes USSSA and GMB tournaments.

www.visitspringfieldillinois.com

Terry Truman, 217-789-2360

terry.truman@springfield.il.us

ILLINOIS

SCHEELS Sports Park at Legacy Pointe

Springfield, IL

SCHEELS Sports Park at Legacy Pointe features a 190,000-plus-square-foot air-supported dome—the largest in the nation—designed to accommodate tournaments and training year-round. The outdoor grounds include six NCAA-regulation baseball fields, 15 outdoor and two indoor softball and youth baseball fields. Guests can enjoy a modern hitting center, on-site bar, food truck plaza and pavilion, all within walking distance of the adjacent SCHEELS retail destination and nearby downtown Springfield.

www.visitspringfieldillinois.com

Terry Truman, 217-789-2360

terry.truman@springfield.il.us

INDIANA

Circle K Fieldhouse

Columbus, IN

Circle K Fieldhouse has much to offer, but let’s begin with some numbers. This venue boasts four basketball courts, eight volleyball courts, six pickleball courts, two baseball/softball diamonds, one full-sized football field, and three total soccer fields. Put simply, Circle K has the sort of versatility that tourney planners dream of.

INDIANA

Lincoln Park

Columbus, IN

Lincoln Park, one of Columbus’s most-visited sports havens, is home to Lincoln Park Softball Complex, which hosts dozens of annual events. The larger Lincoln Park complex has six lighted softball fields, four lighted tennis courts, a lighted basketball court, and a handball court. An additional feature that makes Lincoln Park a must-visit spot for travelers to Columbus: the six-station batting cage, an excellent addition for baseball and softball teams preparing for a highstakes tournament.

www.columbusparksandrec.com

Brady Buckley, 812-376-2695

bbuckley@columbus.in.gov

www.columbusparksandrec.com

Brady Buckley, 812-376-2695

bbuckley@columbus.in.gov

Deaconess Sports Park

IN

Deaconess Sports Park is an eightfield complex that features synthetic infields and state-of-the-art amenities for girls’, women’s, and men’s fastpitch and slow-pitch softball as well as adult and co-ed softball league play and boys’ baseball 12 & under tournaments. The park features eight lit fields with Musco Sports Lighting and shaded spectator seating. In addition, the park boasts extra-large brick-covered dugouts, batting cages, bullpens, and team warm-up areas.

www.exploreevansville.com aking@exploreevansville.com Aaron King, 812-421-2209

The ASH Centre hosts many tournaments, camps, and instructional sessions from Fort Wayne’s most prominent baseball trainers, the World Baseball Academy. This multipurpose sports facility is located near downtown Fort Wayne, making it accessible to travelers in and out of town. ASH Centre offers four artificial turf baseball diamonds, including one adaptive diamond, an indoor soccer field, a basketball court, and batting cages. ASH Centre

www.visitfortwayne.com

Jazmin Zavala, 260-424-3700

jazmin@visitfortwayne.com

Grand Park Sports Campus

Grand Park Sports Campus is a massive facility that includes dozens of fields for multiple sports, including an indoor Event Center. For baseball and softball specifically, there are 26 diamonds in total. The Events Center is an indoor sports facility that covers 377,000 square feet and features three full-size synthetic turf fields, a 45,000-square-foot warmup area, four locker rooms, and fully equipped conference rooms. The facility also offers concessions and a full-service sports pub with viewing suites.

www.visithamiltoncounty.com cdaniels@hamiltoncountysports.com

Daniels, 317-848-3181

MIDWEST REGION

Championship Park

Kokomo, IN

Championship Park is an outdoor complex with eight baseball/softball diamonds, four high school-sized and four softball/youth league-sized. Its features include full artificial turf fields arranged in two quads, concessions, outdoor batting cages, large parking lots, and other amenities.

INDIANA

Loeb Stadium features two concession areas, a large multi-purpose concourse, and ample retail and office space. With combined lawn and stadium seating, the stadium has a capacity of approximately 2,600. Home to both the Aviators and Lafayette Jefferson High School, it has 1,910 fixed lowerlevel seats, 76 concourse table seats, two party deck areas (500 square feet each), three indoor suites that feature 28 seats, 32 seats, and 18 seats, respectively, a video scoreboard, and much more.

INDIANA

www.visitkokomo.org

Sherry Matlock, 765-457-6802

smatlock@visitkokomo.org

St. Ambrose University

Quad Cities, IL & IA INDIANA

Quad Cities, IL & IA

Home of the St. Ambrose softball, St. Vincent’s Athletic Complex features a natural grass softball complex including spectator seating and press box along with a concession & athletic training building. The facility also includes two large locker rooms with a total of 195 lockers. The two-story building also features a fully equipped training room, a laundry room, and ample equipment storage space for other teams that use complex, including those from Assumption High School.

www.visitquadcities.com

jvandyke@visitquadcities.com

Byers Softball Complex

South Bend-Mishawaka, IN

Looking to host a softball tournament in the Hoosier State? Look no further than Byers Softball Complex, which features electronic scoreboards, a PA system, team dugouts, bleacher seating, and a full-service concession stand. The complex has hosted the U.S. Women’s Olympic softball team and multiple Amateur Softball Association national championships.

www.visitsouthbend.com

Evan Manges, 574-400-4004

emanges@visitsouthbend.com

Located in Davenport, Iowa, Modern Woodmen Park sits right on the banks of the Mississippi River. The stadium is home to the Quad Cities River Bandits, a High-A affiliate of the Kansas City Royals. The ballpark has also played host to many collegiate and high school tournaments and events. The facility features 4,000 permanent seats and 2,000 additional seats on the grass and in the picnic area. Families can also enjoy a variety of amusement rides at the park.

Modern Woodmen Park www.visitquadcities.com

Jessica VanDyke, 309-736-6823

jvandyke@visitquadcities.com

TBK Bank Sports Complex

TBK Bank Sports Complex is a state-of-the-art facility that serves a range of sports events. The 75-acre, 280,000-square-foot indoor complex and its accompanying outdoor sports venue, the Crawford Field at Forest Grove Sports Complex, can accommodate all kinds of events and tournaments. There are 10 lighted turf baseball/softball fields, indoor batting cages, concessions, a family entertainment center with a fullservice restaurant, 32 bowling lanes, fitness center, two escape rooms and much more.

www.visitquadcities.com

Jessica VanDyke, 309-736-6823

jvandyke@visitquadcities.com

Richfield County Park & BMX Track

Flint & Genesee County, MI

Northeast of Flint is Richfield County Park & BMX Track. The park contains multiple diamonds for baseball and softball tournaments, tennis courts, pavilions, playgrounds, hiking and biking trails and more. The BMX Track includes a well-maintained start hill, advanced gate system, Sqorz timing, which is new to the 2023 season, concessions, balance bike course, on-site restrooms and security surveillance. During the winter months, cross-country skiing is an option, as is the dedicated snowmobiling area.

www.exploreflintandgenesee.org

Anthony Sitko, CYSA CTA, 810-600-1452

asitko@flintandgenesee.org

MICHIGAN

Creasey Bicentennial Park

Flint & Genesee County, MI

Managed by Grand Blanc Parks and Recreation, Creasey Bicentennial Park features 10 diamonds, eight of which are assigned to two quads for tournament play. Plentiful parking is just the start of included amenities here, with pavilions also available for rent, picnic areas, rustic hiking trails, a dog park and more. During winter months, the park is popular for its famous sledding hill.

The Ballparks of America complex stands out as one of the nation’s premier youth baseball destinations, drawing teams from across the country for elite tournaments and showcase events. Its professional-style fields replicate iconic stadiums from around the U.S., creating an immersive experience for players and spectators alike. With batting cages, stadium seating, digital scoreboards, and full concessions, the venue captures the spirit of America’s pastime while offering world-class amenities and seamless event management.

www.exploreflintandgenesee.org

Anthony Sitko, CYSA CTA, 810-600-1452

asitko@flintandgenesee.org

Shawnee Park Sports Complex serves as one of the largest youth and adult outdoor sports venues in the region. Fourteen regulation sized soccer fields, eight fields for baseball and softball and two regulation football fields make this a key destination for tournaments. Two regulation sized baseball fields with 375-foot center field fences and six regulation-sized softball fields with 300 foot fences made this an easy choice to host tournaments.

This versatile, multipurpose community center offers more than 13,000 square feet of main floor space. It is home to nine youth baseball fields, six youth softball fields, two outdoor sand volleyball courts, seven concession stands and joins with the Cape LaCroix Recreation Trail. It also has a grandstand that seats 4,000 and is half covered and a dirt area that is perfect for rodeos.

2,000-capacity Capaha Field has been the home of Southeast Missouri Baseball since the program’s inception in 1959. It is also the home to wood bat Prospect League member Cape Catfish. Prior to the 2020 season, SEMO opened a state-of-the-art baseball training facility adjacent to Capaha Field along the third base side. The 4,000-square-foot indoor facility can fit up to four batting cages, has portable pitching mounds and is equipped with HitTrax and Rapsodo technology which helps improve overall player performance.

NEBRASKA

Sandhills Global Youth Complex

Lincoln, NE

Having opened in Spring 2025, the Sandhills Global Youth Complex is a gem for baseball and softball players just north of downtown Lincoln, hosting youth tournaments for all abilities and age levels.

www.lincoln.org

Derek Bombeck, 402-436-2453

dbombeck@lincoln.org

OHIO

Shores & Islands, OH

OHIO

Sports Force Parks

Shores & Islands, OH

All Elite Sports Complex in Oak Harbor is a fully functional indoor turfed training facility that specializes in baseball, softball, soccer and conditioning. This facility is 4,000 square feet and fully turfed and netted. All Elite Sports Complex

Sports Force Parks at Cedar Point Sports Center is the pride of a facility created for outdoor sports. It includes eight youth diamonds and four full-size diamonds for baseball, 11 synthetic turf softball diamonds with spectator seating, bullpens and batting cages. For leisure after training, the facility offers their Putt-in Bay Miniature Golf, a variety of playgrounds and parks, restaurants and cafes, and of course, the biggest bonus being located near Cedar Point Amusement Park.

www.shoresandislands.com

Jon Limber, 419-483-7299

jon@shoresandislands.com

www.shoresandislands.com

Jon Limber, 419-483-7299

jon@shoresandislands.com

FACILITY SPOTLIGHT: PLEASANT PRAIRIE RECPLEX

Conveniently located along I-94 between Milwaukee and Chicago on Lake Michigan, Pleasant Prairie is known as a premier destination for competitions of all levels. Located just inside the 900+ acre Prairie Springs Park is the RecPlex–– the country’s largest municipal recreation facility at 300,000+ square feet, which features an impressive Fieldhouse, Aqua Arena, and two ice rinks. Beautiful views overlook Lake Andrea’s spring-fed waters, which host regional and international swimming and events. On its shores, the Pleasant Prairie RecPlex manages six well-lit, competition-level baseball/softball fields, four of which are newly renovated with synthetic turf, backstop netting, and new dugouts.

Big-league facilities and small-town ease make Pleasant Prairie the sweet spot.

Sanford Sports Complex

Sioux Falls, SD

Sanford Sports Complex sits on 500-acres and can accommodate basketball, volleyball, baseball, wrestling, softball, hockey, tennis, football, soccer, lacrosse, and gymnastics, and more. Sanford is comprised of a multitude of facilities, but the Sanford Diamonds (5 turf fields for baseball and 5 turf fields for softball), are what really stand out for baseball and softball. For every other sport, Sanford has you covered as well.

www.experiencesiouxfalls.com

Brandon Vant Hul, 605-373-2038

brandon@experiencesiouxfalls.com

SOUTH DAKOTA

Harmodon Park

WISCONSIN

Pleasant Prairie RecPlex

Sioux Falls, SD Pleasant Prairie, WI

Harmodon Park is a 15-field facility for youth and adult baseball and softball players. Amenities include five batting cages, picnic shelters, a playground, bleachers, concessions, a pitching machine, scoreboards, locker rooms, ample free parking and restrooms. All fields are fenced in to allow multiple games to be played simultaneously.

www.experiencesiouxfalls.com

Brandon Vant Hul, 605-373-2038

Conveniently located along I-94 between Milwaukee and Chicago on Lake Michigan, Pleasant Prairie is known as a premier destination for competitions of all levels. Located just inside the 900+ acre Prairie Springs Park is the RecPlex––the country’s largest municipal recreation facility at 300,000+ square feet, which features an impressive Fieldhouse, Aqua Arena, and two ice rinks. Beautiful views overlook Lake Andrea’s spring-fed waters, which host regional and international swimming and events. On its shores, the Pleasant Prairie RecPlex manages six well-lit, competition-level baseball/softball fields, four of which are newly renovated with synthetic turf, backstop netting, and new dugouts. Bigleague facilities and small-town ease make Pleasant Prairie the sweet spot.

www.visitpleasantprairie.com

Sarah Howard, 262-771-1079

brandon@experiencesiouxfalls.com sarah@visitpleasantprairie.com

SOUTH

If warm weather and a deep-rooted sports culture are priorities, the South delivers in a big way. With destinations across the Carolinas, Florida, Mississippi and beyond, this region is designed for play year-round. Expect a mix of high-caliber venues, lively entertainment districts and welcoming communities

ARKANSAS

Memorial Park

Bentonville, AR

Memorial Park is home to several sporting facilities, including a tennis complex with 12 lighted courts, five lighted baseball fields, four lighted softball fields. The soccer complex has seven lighted soccer fields and two multi-purpose fields. It has two basketball courts, four lighted sand volleyball courts, one multiuse skate and bike park, and an aquatic center featuring an Olympic size pool and a separate diving pool with a water slide.

www.visitbentonville.com

Amy Springer, 479-270-4818

amy@visitbentonville.com

ARKANSAS

Phillips Park

Bentonville, AR

The newly renovated 50-acre Phillips Park features 7 new lighted ballfields alongside 2 existing fields, a new concessions and restroom area, and updated parking. The master plan for the park that will be fully completed in later stages will include 10 full sized ballfields, batting cages, an inclusive playground, and more.

ARKANSAS

Cabot, AR

www.visitbentonville.com

Amy Springer, 479-270-4818

amy@visitbentonville.com

The 50-acre Cabot Sportsplex is a must-visit for sports tourism. Opened in 2016, it features eight lighted turf baseball fields, one full-size baseball field, two full-size football fields, and a 0.90-mile walking track. For some splashy fun, head to the on-site Cabot Aquatic Park, where three pools, a lazy river, water slides, and a kids’ splash zone provide endless entertainment. Rentable pavilions and full-service concessions make this complex perfect for hosting tournaments and events.

www.cabotparks.com

Travis Young, 501-449-3001

tyoung@cabotparks.com

For top-tier soccer and softball facilities, Allman-Bevis Sports Park delivers! This 42-acre park features four turf softball fields and the First Arkansas Bank Soccer Complex, with well-lit fields for all ages. Whether it’s daytime or evening play, this park has everything needed for tournaments, plus playgrounds, pavilions, and concessions to keep families entertained between games.

www.cabotparks.com

tyoung@cabotparks.com

This 128,000-square-foot venue is perfect for hosting tournaments and events of all sizes. It features 9 full-sized basketball courts, which easily transform into 17 volleyball or 27 pickleball courts, plus a large indoor turf field ideal for soccer, football, baseball, and more. With a year-round calendar of leagues, camps, and community events, it’s a top choice for athletes of all ages. Visitors will also enjoy the lounge area, indoor café, and the versatility of the facility for various sports and tournaments. The Grounds

www.cabotparks.com

Travis Young, 501-449-3001

tyoung@cabotparks.com

A top park in Arkansas, Conway Station Park is home to eight fields with a 225foot fence, while the final field features a 350-foot fence, giving sluggers an impressive challenge to aim for. This massive park is also equipped with its own concession stand, heated/cooled bathrooms, maintenance shed, and a beautiful pond.

www.visitconway.org

Rachel Shaw, 501-932-5409

rachel@conwayarkansas.org

SOUTH REGION

ARKANSAS

Kessler Regional Park

Fayetteville, AR

This regional park has 8 lighted baseball fields and 3 restroom/ concession buildings. On its 620 acres, the park is also home to historic Kessler Mountain. The park operates as a regional sports park with popular areas for mountain-bikers, hikers & runners, with more than 10 miles of natural-surface trails that tie back into the amazing Razorback Greenway trail system.

ARKANSAS

Ben Geren Regional Park

Fort Smith, AR

The expansive Ben Geren Regional Park offers a 12-field Soccer Complex; 10-field Softball Complex; 6-court Tennis Center; 27-hole Golf Course; three (3) 18-hole Disc Golf Courses; three (3) Sand Volleyball Courts; a premier Arkansas Mountain Biking Trail System (21+ miles). It is also home to Parrot Island Waterpark and a miniature golf course.

ARKANSAS

FS Baseball & Softball / Boys & Girls Club

Fort Smith, AR

Broken up into multiple clubs, this complex has many fields for play. For baseball and softball, Evans Club has three fields and Goldtrap Club includes an additional four. Along with Jeffrey Club, there are also dozens of multipurpose fields, basketball courts and more, covering dozens of sports.

www.experiencefayetteville.com

Jose Romero, 479-521-5776

jromero@expfay.com

Majestic Park

Hot Springs, AR

The Majestic Park Baseball Complex was specifically designed for youth baseball & softball tournaments and features five fields. Three of the fields are 225 feet to center field, lighted, and fenced with artificial turf infields and outfields, as well as, stationary mounds.

Paige Mathews, 479-597-6052

www.discoverfortsmith.com paige@discoverfortsmith.com

ARKANSAS

Jonesboro, AR

www.discoverfortsmith.com

Paige Mathews, 479-597-6052

paige@discoverfortsmith.com

www.hotsprings.org

Craig Durmon, 501-321-2027

cdurmon@hotsprings.org

Joe Mack Campbell Sports Complex is home to 14-stunning baseball fields as well as 19 soccer fields. Right off Interstate 555, this complex has baseball fields that accommodate athletes from 7U to 14U leagues. Ten of the 14 fields have turf infields and manicured grass outfields. The complex also has its own batting cages. Soccer has 6 micro fields for 6U all the way up to high-school sized fields, with two new, full-sized turf soccer fields. Spectators can enjoy watching all the games in designated picnic areas around the complex with 4 full- function concession stands.

Craig Rickert, 870-219-5566

Joe Mack Campbell Sports Complex www.tourjonesboro.com craigapcommission@gmail.com

Jonesboro, AR

This 770-acre park opened in 1937 and in the last 20 years, the park has gone through numerous renovations improving the playgrounds 4, RV campgrounds (41 spaces) and 13 miles of moutainbiking trails. Craighead features many popular outdoor activities such as basketball, hiking, disc golf, softball, mountain biking, camping and fishing.

Craighead Forest Park www.tourjonesboro.com

Craig Rickert, 870-219-5566

craigapcommission@gmail.com

ARKANSAS

Southside Softball Complex

AR

Southside Softball Complex hosts the Mountain Dew Grand Slam Classic, the oldest youth tournament in the state of Arkansas. The complex has six batting cages and 10 softball fields, split between four pavilions. The softball complex also has two large and fully equipped concession stands for athletes and spectators to enjoy food at the ballpark. The fields are available day or night with updated lighting system installed in 2018.

www.tourjonesboro.com

Craig Rickert, 870-219-5566

ARKANSAS

Burns Park

North Little Rock, AR

With nearly 2,000 acres of multi-sport facilities and trails, Burns Park is the premier complex of the South. Burns features 9 baseball fields, each varying in size with two for Little League, and 5 softball fields, with each quadrant featuring permanent restrooms, pavilions and concessions. The facility has lighting, bleacher seating for 2,500 and 1,500 parking spaces available.

ARKANSAS

Taylor Field Baseball Stadium

Pine Bluff, AR

Taylor Field Baseball Stadium is a regulation-size baseball field featuring a U-shaped grandstand that holds 1,800 seats behind home plate. The stadium was constructed in 1939 and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. It seats 2,400 and reaches 315 feet to the right and left field foul poles, 360 feet in left centerfield, and 390 feet to the deep corner in centerfield.

Rogers Regional Sports Park / Veterans Memorial Park

Rogers, AR

Rogers Regional Sports Park features six baseball/softball fields, a water fountain in every dugout and a designated warm-up area for each team along with a central concession stand. Veterans Memorial Park features two baseball fields, two softball fields, five grass multi-purpose fields, and one turf multi-purpose field.

www.northlittlerock.org

Shelbey Morris, TMP, STS, 501-404-0397

shelbey@northlittlerock.org

ARKANSAS

Russellville, AR

Pleasant View Park and Shiloh Park have 6 softball fields with covered pavilions, restrooms and a dog park. The 7-field M.J. Hickey Park baseball complex has 3-lighted pavilions, restrooms, picnic tables and a 50-meter municipal swimming pool. The baseball and softball fields all feature benches, barbeque grills and picnic tables so fans can eat heartily while enjoying the action.

www.explorepinebluff.com

Sheri Storie, 870-534-2121

sstorie@explorepinebluff.com

C.L. “Charlie” and Willie George Park

AR

This park features several amenities including one lighted football field, three lighted tennis courts, four artificial turf baseball fields with concessions, six soccer fields, a dog park, a paved walking trail, two pavilions, play structures and a splash pad open daily.

www.destinationrogers.com

Dane Clark, 479-636-1240

dane@rogerslowell.com

www.discoverrussellville.org

Christie Graham, 479-967-1762

cgraham@discoverrussellville.org

www.northwestarkansas.org jared@chamber.springdale.com Jared Sullivan, 479-872-2222

SOUTH REGION

ARKANSAS

Ed Worrell Memorial

Texarkana, AR

Ed Worrell Park in Texarkana has 115 acres of recreational land area with amenities including seven lighted baseball fields, running/jogging trails, parking, restrooms and two concession stands. It features concessions, offstreet parking and is located near the Texarkana Regional Airport.

ARKANSAS

Ermer Dansby Pondexter Sports Complex

Texarkana, AR

Ermer Dansby Pondexter Sports Complex is home to five fields, a walking trail, playground, a huge pavilion, concession stand, airconditioned bathrooms, plenty of shade for a picnic, and lots of parking. Guests appreciate the digital scoreboards courtesy of Youth Scoreboards of Arkansas as well as the convenience of using debit/credit cards at the concession stand. Players and coaches enjoy the playing surface, new lights and 200-foot tournament fences.

FLORIDA

Easton-Newberry Sports Complex

Gainesville / Alachua County, FL

Easton-Newberry Sports Complex features 100 acres of multi-recreational use and archery-specific property along with 20,000 square feet of indoor space. It also has one regulation basketball/volleyball court (two cross courts), a 5,000-square-foot archery range, two youth baseball/softball fields with lights and 220 feet outfield fences, two regulation baseball fields with lights and 340 foot center field fences, and four multi-use grass fields.

www.experiencetexarkana.com

Adam Dalby, 870-779-4943

adam.dalby@txkusa.org

Adam Dalby, 870-779-4943

www.experiencetexarkana.com adam.dalby@txkusa.org

www.gainesvillesportscommission.com

Joleen Cacciatore Miller, 352-338-9300

jcacciatore@gainesvillesportscommission.com

Champions Park (Newberry)

Gainesville / Alachua County, FL

If you’re looking for a premier baseball or softball facility to host your next tournament, Champions Park is tough to beat. Located in nearby Newberry, this park features 16 fields which can accommodate youth baseball and any level of fast pitch softball. All fields are lighted along with scoreboards, covered and enclosed dugouts and have state-of-the-art A-Turf infields to limit the chance of rainouts. Additionally, space to hold over 1,000 cars, concessions and air-conditioned administration building.

www.gainesvillesportscommission.com

Joleen Cacciatore Miller, 352-338-9300

jcacciatore@gainesvillesportscommission.com

Legacy Park

/ Alachua County, FL

The 100-acre facility was awarded the Florida Sports Foundation Mid-Market Venue of the Year Award in 2019. The outdoor part of the complex is joined with the Hal Brady Recreational Sports Complex. Teams will have access to five baseball and softball fields equipped with lighting and six other multi-sport fields plus a brand-new amphitheater. The Championship softball field offers an air-conditioned press box and seating for up to 2,500 spectators.

www.gainesvillesportscommission.com

Joleen Cacciatore Miller, 352-338-9300

jcacciatore@gainesvillesportscommission.com

Lake County, FL

The Spring Games is a non-profit organization based out of Clermont, Florida. Their home base is Legends Way Ball Fields, founded by two-time Olympian, Dr. Dot Richardson, which is located at the National Training Center. The facility includes five regulation softball fields and one stadium, along with 13 bullpens, five batting cages, an umpire room, concessions and more. In alignment with their mission statement, the organization provides numerous opportunities for young girls and women to develop in the sport of softball while teaching life lessons.

Legends Way Ball Fields www.discoverlakefl.com

Joshua Hester, 352-742-3904

joshua.hester@lakecountyfl.gov

FLORIDA

Wrigley Fields

Ocala / Marion County, FL

Wrigley Fields is a multifaceted sportsplex comprised of 72 rural acres in Marion County. Opened in 2007, the facility features seven multipurpose baseball/softball fields, along with concessions, restrooms, picnic pavilions and a playground

FLORIDA

Publix Sports Park

Panama City Beach, FL

Publix Sports Park, located at the Panama City Beach Sports Complex, opened in 2019 and is designed for players of all ages and levels, from Coach Pitch to collegiate athletes. Our state-of-the-art 200-acre facility features 12 AstroTurf fields equipped with Z-cap cooling technology, as well as 7 batting cages, dedicated trainers on site, three concession stands, and, new in 2025, three additional diamond youth fields. The multipurpose fields offer flexibility for all sports, ranging from baseball and softball to lacrosse, football, and soccer. With AstroTurf fields and 200 acres of space, the park has something for every athlete and event.

www.ocalamarion.com

Corry Locke, 352-438-2800

sales@marionfl.org

www.playpanamacitybeach.com

Chris O’Brien, 850-233-5070

cobrien@visitpanamacitybeach.com

Roger Scott Athletic Complex is a cornerstone of Pensacola’s vibrant sports scene, offering a wide array of facilities for athletes of all ages and skill levels. The complex features 18 lighted sports fields, 10 clay tennis courts, and additional fields for baseball, softball, and multipurpose play. Its thoughtfully designed layout and modern amenities make it a hub for both local leagues and regional tournaments.

www.pensacolasports.org

Ray

rpalmer@pensacolasports.org

Covering 200 acres, the Southwest Escambia Sportsplex provides fields and facilities for a wide range of outdoor sports. The complex includes 17 well-maintained fields suitable for soccer, football, baseball, and t-ball, along with ample parking and easy highway access. It’s a go-to site for regional youth and amateur events that benefit from its spacious setup and community-oriented environment.

Frank Brown Park has been a top sports and training venue since 1978. This 200-acre park features baseball and softball diamonds, soccer fields, basketball and tennis courts, an aquatic center with a 50-meter pool, nature trails, and a fishing pond. Renovated many times over the years and most recently with brand new LED lights, new backstops, laser graded fields, and a 10,000 sq foot PCB City Skatepark. Frank Brown Park

SOUTH REGION SOUTH

www.playpanamacitybeach.com cobrien@visitpanamacitybeach.com

O’Brien, 850-233-5070

www.pensacolasports.org

rpalmer@pensacolasports.org

Following its 2024 renovation, the Bartow Sports Complex now offers upgraded lighted baseball, softball, and football fields. Amenities include picnic areas, pavilions, restrooms, and a playground, plus a water feature and RC car track. The complex is a popular venue for tournaments and a vibrant space for family outings.

www.visitcentralfloridasports.com

SOUTH REGION

FLORIDA

Northeast Regional Park

Polk County, FL

Located in Four Corners, Northeast Regional Park features six artificial turf multipurpose fields, four baseball/ softball diamonds, tennis and basketball courts, a playground, and a dog park. With trails, fishing piers, and a boat launch, the park offers plenty of recreational options for athletes and outdoor lovers alike.

FLORIDA

Eddie C. Moore Softball Complex

St. Pete-Clearwater, FL

Serving as Clearwater’s go-to softball facility, the expansive Eddie C. Moore Softball Complex is the city’s state and national award-winning softball complex. Across three locations you will find nine natural-grass fields, all of which are linked by the East-West Trail. Available for tournaments are five 300foot fields, two 250-foot fields and two 200-foot fields. The highly-acclaimed facility includes soft toss areas with batting cages for pre-game warm-ups and practices, and two fields feature the latest technology with covered batting tunnels.

LOUISIANA

Oak Villa Sports Park

Baton Rouge, LA

Oak Villa Sports Park is dedicated to baseball and softball, boasting eight well-maintained fields with turf infields and lighting for evening games. This facility is designed to support the development of young athletes, providing high-quality playing surfaces and a safe environment for practice and competition. The park’s lighting guarantees that games can continue into the nighttime, accommodating busy schedules and maximizing field usage. A first choice for baseball and softball fan, this facility stands out for its family-friendly atmosphere and excellent amenities for players and spectators alike.

www.visitcentralfloridasports.com

Neal Duncan, 863-551-4714

neal@vcfsports.com

www.visitstpeteclearwater.com

Caleb Peterson, STS, 727-464-7257

caleb@visitspc.com

Snowden Grove Park

DeSoto County, MS

Southaven’s 200-acre Snowden Grove Park is one of the largest youth sports complexes in the South with 17 baseball fields, eight lighted tennis courts and seven full-size soccer fields. The baseball complex is home to the Dizzy Dean World Series and Perfect Game’s Invitational National Championship. The tennis complex hosts the USTA Pro Circuit Southaven Open. Snowden Grove Park is complemented by Greenbrook Park’s eight soft ball fields, which hosts many travel tournaments.

www.visitdesotocounty.com

Jon Frost, 662-280-9120

jfrost@visitdesotocounty.com

Flowood Liberty Park

This 40-acre complex is designed to be a haven for athletes and sports enthusiasts of all ages, whether you’re planning a major tournament or a casual league game. The park features eight well-maintained baseball/softball fields with durable turf infields and lush grass outfields. All fields are lighted and have scoreboards and press boxes. The latest addition to the park includes 18 new, free-to-play regulation pickleball courts. There are also two on-site concession stands.

www.visitbatonrouge.com

Triston Monte, 225-382-3564

triston@visitbatonrouge.com

Daniel Lang, 601-278-2621

www.visitflowoodms.com info@visitflowood.com

Stribling Park

Greenwood, MS

Youth sports thrive at Stribling Park in Greenwood, MS, which supports recreational and competitive sports, including Dixie Youth Baseball and Mississippi Youth Soccer. The spacious land holds two baseball/softball fiveplexes, with eight 200-foot fields and two 300-foot fields. Stribling Park also boasts 17 irrigated soccer fields, all ranging in size. In addition to the fields, there are warm-up/backstop areas, as well as batting cages. Spectators can sit on the bleachers and access the permanent and portable concessions.

Ashley Farmer, 662-453-9197

www.visitgreenwood.com ashley@visitgreenwood.com

MISSISSIPPI

Kirk Auto Group Sports Complex

Grenada, MS

Kirk Auto Group Sports Complex in Grenada, Mississippi, has six all-weather turf fields for baseball and softball, with additional fields coming soon for larger tournaments and events. The complex features a concession stand and occasional vendors, batting cages and a lot of onsite parking, with more spaces to be added soon during the field expansion project. There are also plenty of nearby hotels to accommodate tournaments of any size.

www.visitgrenadams.com

Matt Hopkins, 601-709-9989

mpactsportsconsulting@outlook.com

MISSISSIPPI

Tatum Park Sports Complex

Hattiesburg, MS

Tatum Park is Hattiesburg’s largest sports complex, offering a variety of facilities in one convenient location. With the largest number of soccer fields in a single site anywhere in the Southeast, Tatum Park offers 18 flat fields, including two brandnew championship-level pitches. There are also nine youth baseball diamonds with recessed dugouts, lighting, and permanent covered seating, along with four softball fields, 12 tennis courts, an 18-hole disc golf course, and multiple practice fields. There are also thousands of parking spaces, numerous concession stands, ample restrooms, a pavilion, and two playgrounds.

www.visithburg.org

Kristen Brock, 601-296-7475

kbrock@visithburg.org

MISSISSIPPI

Pascagoula Sports Complex

Pascagoula Sports Complex is a modern baseball and softball facility perfect for tournaments. Four well-maintained baseball fields and three dedicated softball fields are accompanied by a synthetic turf field to expand your options for additional games or practice space. Whether your event caters to young players with two tee-ball fields or seasoned athletes with its batting cages, this sports complex welcomes players of all skill levels. Also, easy access to parking and concessions ensures a smooth experience.

www.coastalmississippi.com

Cutchall, 228-280-3136

chad@coastalmississippi.com

The University of Mississippi

Oxford, MS

Ole Miss is home to several premier facilities, including Swayze Field and the adjacent Ole Miss Softball Complex. Swayze opened in 1989 and has been enhanced with modern amenities, including indoor training facilities, upgraded seating and fan terraces, while the softball complex features an indoor practice facility, outfield terrace seating and upgraded video systems following renovations in 2016. Both facilities honor the athletic legacy of coach Tom Swayze and provide event planners with versatile collegiate venues capable of supporting tournaments and other programming.

www.visitoxfordms.com

Laine Mitchell, 662-232-2477

laine@visitoxfordms.com

A haven for multi-sport events, this expansive sportsplex boasts an impressive 15 baseball and softball fields, perfect for hosting regional competitions. The offerings don’t just stop there , with six full-sized soccer fields and additional synthetic turf fields to accommodate a variety of sports. Plus, four batting cages and two new multipurpose fields offer options for training sessions and warm- up areas. On-site concessions stands are also available. Gulfport Sportsplex

www.coastalmississippi.com

Chad Cutchall, 228-280-3136

chad@coastalmississippi.com

Freedom Ridge Park

MS

The 50-acre Freedom Ridge Park stands out for its high-quality sports facilities, family-friendly amenities and well-maintained, safe environment. Its accessible location and communitycentered design make it a top destination for both residents and visitors. The park features four 300foot turf baseball/softball fields, all of which are lighted. Amenities include a lighted trail, two playgrounds, two concession buildings and four picnic pavilions. Plans to expand with more fields are on the horizon.

www.exploreridgeland.com

Crystal Pham, 601-605-5259

crystal@exploreridgeland.com

SOUTH REGION

MISSISSIPPI

Hite Wolcott Park

Ridgeland, MS

The 40-acre facility features seven lighted baseball/softball fields, ranging from 125 to 275 feet. Amenities include 18 batting cages, two bullpens, two concession buildings, and a playground. The pond provides scenic views before, during and after games.

MISSISSIPPI

Cornerstone Sports Complex

Starkville, MS

Cornerstone Sports Complex is Starkville’s premier destination for baseball and softball enthusiasts. Spanning 124 acres, the facility boasts 12 baseball/softball diamonds, including two 225-foot fields, two 250foot fields, two T-Ball fields, and on-site batting cages. There are also 668 parking spaces, Musco LED lighting throughout the park, a playground, walking trails, and ample warm-up areas and community lawn space. Cornerstone attracts a large variety of regional tournaments and serves as a vibrant hub for sports and recreation.

MISSISSIPPI

www.exploreridgeland.com

Crystal Pham, 601-605-5259

crystal@exploreridgeland.com

Vicksburg, MS MISSISSIPPI

Vicksburg, MS

www.starkville.org

Doug Heflin, 662-323-2294

dheflin@sportsfacilities.com

The Vicksburg Recreation Facilities offer a variety of sporting options. These facilities include the Halls Ferry Park Sports Complex which boasts eight baseball fields, three youth softball fields, three adult softball fields, ten outdoor tennis courts and eight pickleball courts. All of these facilities are lighted to allow for safe extended play. Each facility is regularly used for leagues, invitational tournaments and showcases. City of Vicksburg Recreation Facilities

www.visitvicksburg.com

James Dixon, 601-801-5353

james@visitvicksburg.com

East Carolina University’s facilities are state-of-the-art and home to some exceptional collegiate talent. These same venues are also available for tournaments, meets, competitions, and other events that sports planners are putting together throughout the year. Be sure to check out the 50,000-seat, fully lit Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium, home to the Pirates’ football program; the 8,000-seat ECU Williams Arena at Minges Coliseum for both basketball and volleyball games; Clark LeClair Baseball Stadium with a capacity of 5,000; and the 1,000-seat Stewart Johnson Soccer Stadium.

www.visitgreenvillenc.com

Ce’Nedra Dillard, STS, SDLT, 258-329-4200

cdillard@greenvillenc.gov

In Mississippi and throughout the South, Key City Park is a standout, state-of-the-art facility boasting 10 baseball/softball fields and six soccer fields, all featuring professional-grade synthetic turf. Visitors can expect to enjoy high-quality concessions, retail stores and on-site entertainment options, including a playground, mini golf and a zip line, creating a wellrounded experience for athletes and families alike. Key City Park

James Dixon, 601-801-5353

www.visitvicksburg.com james@visitvicksburg.com

NORTH CAROLINA

Stallings Stadium

Greenville, NC

Greenville has a strong connection to baseball, and in particular, Little League. Stallings Stadium at Elm Street Park is a premier choice when planning an event in the region, and hosts the Little League Softball® World Series through 2027. The stadium is also the permanent home to the Greenville Little League’s City Championship Series. There are 234 stadium seats, 400 right field bleacher seats and additional space for lawn seating. In all, the stadium can seat around 1,000 spectators.

www.visitgreenvillenc.com

Ce’Nedra Dillard, STS, SDLT, 252-329-4200

cdillard@greenvillenc.gov

NORTH CAROLINA

Lenoir-Rhyne University Sports Complex

Hickory, NC

The Lenoir-Rhyne University Baseball Field was named Durham Field in honor of Rhett Durham and family in 2021 with the install of new Diamond Series Astro Turf . Durham Field is the home of the 2001 South Atlantic Conference Champions as well as the 2000, 2001, and 2022 South Atlantic Conference Tournament Champions. Durham Field has a capacity of 500. A new backstop net system and grandstands with seat backs were installed in 2022, along with a new videoboard.

www.visithickorymetro.com

Sarah D. Jones, 828-322-1335

sarah@visithickorync.com

Burton Wells Park

Beaufort-Port Royal, SC

Burton Wells Park encompasses a 300acre recreational complex that features three baseball and softball complexes, a community recreation center with basketball, racquetball and tennis courts. Passive use facilities, picnic areas, walking and nature trails, lakes and an interpretive botanical garden. The park routinely hosts baseball and softball tournaments as well as soccer and lacrosse.

Olsen Park

Olsen Park is a versatile complex with five lighted baseball/softball fields, a volleyball court, restrooms, concession stands and picnic shelters. The park also features the handicap-accessible Miracle Field and Miracle Playground, designed for inclusive play. Hosting regional and state tournaments along with community events, it serves as a popular destination for baseball, softball and volleyball year-round.

www.wilmingtonandbeaches.com

Molly Johnson, 800-650-9064

vpsales@wilmingtonandbeaches.com

Ogden Park

Ogden Park is one of Wilmington’s most complete athletic complexes, featuring three baseball fields, a youth football stadium, a softball field, three soccer/football fields, and nine tennis courts, all equipped with lights. The park also includes a 10,000-squarefoot concrete skatepark with bowls, rails, and street features, plus shelters for gatherings, tournaments, and community recreation.

www.wilmingtonandbeaches.com

Molly Johnson, 800-650-9064

vpsales@wilmingtonandbeaches.com

Crooked Creek is a thriving park in the heart of Lake Murray country in Chapin, offering a vibrant community space for recreation and family activities. The park features three youth and three intermediate baseball diamonds, along with three multi-use fields designed for soccer, lacrosse, and other sports. Well-maintained facilities, walking trails, and picnic areas make it an ideal destination for your next event.

www.beaufortsc.org

Daquan Mickens, 843-525-8529

dmickens@beaufortsc.org

SOUTH REGION

SOUTH CAROLINA

Styers Athletic Complex at Grand Park

Myrtle Beach, SC

Located at the beautiful Market Common, Styers Athletic Complex at Grand Park is Myrtle Beach’s premier outdoor multi-purpose facility. The complex includes nine lighted multipurpose Field Turf fields and two natural youth fields, six-lane batting tunnel and complimentary live streaming for those who can’t make the trip.

SOUTH CAROLINA

Ned Donkle Complex

Beach, SC

Featuring seven fields with natural grass playing surfaces, Ned Donkle Complex is widely considered one of the best youth baseball and softball complexes in the country. The facility has two adult and five youth fields, as well as batting cages, restrooms, concessions and press boxes. The Complex is located very close to Pepper Geddings Recreation Center and Doug Shaw Memorial Stadium.

SOUTH CAROLINA

North Myrtle Beach Park and Sports Complex

Myrtle Beach, SC

This 163-acre park includes two first class sports complexes. The baseball/ softball complex consists of 6 total fields with dirt infields and natural grass outfields. The soccer/lacrosse complex consists of 8 natural grass fields (4 with lights). Both areas include concession stands, restrooms and play structures. NMB Sports Complex is set to expand and will add additional rectangle fields, 6 more diamonds and a new family entertainment center.

www.visitmyrtlebeach.com

Jonathan Paris, 843-916-7264

jonathan.paris@visitmyrtlebeach.com

www.visitmyrtlebeach.com

Jonathan Paris, 843-916-7264

jonathan.paris@visitmyrtlebeach.com

www.visitmyrtlebeach.com

Jonathan Paris, 843-916-7264

jonathan.paris@visitmyrtlebeach.com

Cherry Park / Hargett Park

Rock Hill, SC

Cherry Park is Rock Hill’s flagship baseball and softball venue—a 68acre park with scenic trails, a large playground, shelters and pedestrian amenities—while adjacent Hargett Park covers an additional 20 acres with complementary fields and amenities. In total, the two parks include nine lighted, fenced diamonds with hybrid Bermuda or natural grass outfields, electronic scoreboards, enclosed dugouts, press boxes, and seating for about 500 per field. Cherry Park is the second facility in SC to be inducted into the NSA Hall of Fame.

www.cityofrockhill.com

Brian Jones, 803-329-5624

brian.jones@cityofrockhill.com

Miracle Park

Miracle Park includes one Miracle League field, with plans for a second, designed for adaptive baseball; a natural-grass softball field; and an artificial-turf multipurpose field suitable for sports like soccer and lacrosse. The accessible design and amenities, which include an inclusive playground with sensory play activities, restrooms, a concessions area, and a fishing pond, accommodate players of all abilities, making it a key destination for adaptive sports in the region.

www.cityofrockhill.com

Brian Jones, 803-329-5624

brian.jones@cityofrockhill.com

Fifth Third Park

Spartanburg, SC

Fifth Third Park is a minor league baseball stadium and home to the Hub City Spartanburgers. It features a seating capacity of approximately 5,250, with 3,500 fixed seats, and includes premium suites, club spaces, concessions, and a wrap-around concourse. The park plays a key role in Spartanburg’s downtown revitalization and serves as a vibrant hub for sports, entertainment and local culture.

www.visitspartanburg.com

John Mark Freeze, 864-594-5000

jmfreeze@onespartanburginc.com

EAST

The East blends historic charm with modern sports infrastructure. From coastal communities and vibrant downtowns to scenic mountain backdrops, these host cities offer a balance of competition and connection, giving teams and families plenty to experience beyond the ballfield.

Greenlight Networks Grand Slam Park Abner Doubleday Field

Broome County, NY

Residing amid the scenic beauty of Binghamton, this dynamic four-field softball complex is where champions are made and memories are forged. Following a $4 million renovation, the four new, all-turf multipurpose fields, and brand-new lights are ready to welcome local teams, along with players and coaches from across the country. It also has concessions, lights, bleachers and parking.

www.visitbinghamton.org

Lisbeth Koch, 607-296-2103

lisbeth@visitbinghamton.org

Otsego County, NY

Many recognize Cooperstown as the home of baseball. The first significant competitive game played at Doubleday Field between adult teams occurred on September 6, 1920 as part of a Street Fair celebration sponsored by the Cooperstown Chamber of Commerce intended to raise additional funds to purchase the property from the Phinney family. Doubleday Field has been the site of the National Baseball Hall of Fame game, bringing major league teams to Cooperstown to play and now hosts the National Baseball Hall of Fame Classic game.

www.thisiscooperstown.com

Cassandra Harrington, 607-322-4046

info@thisiscooperstown.com

Located on Route 10 across from the Chesterfield County Airport, the Diamonds at Iron Bridge is the county’s newest 6-field baseball/ softball destination complex. The facility is located within Harry G. Daniel Park, which is the county’s largest with 187 acres that features 14 total baseball/softball fields, soccer and football fields, basketball, tennis, pickleball, trails, picnic shelters, playground, the First Tee Chesterfield golf course, and more.

Rockwood Park is home to some of Chesterfield County’s most popular baseball and softball fields, featuring seven well-maintained turf diamonds, bleacher seating, and ample lighting for evening games. The complex regularly hosts local leagues, tournaments, and practices, making it a vibrant hub for youth and adult sports throughout the season. Its convenient location and spacious layout make it an ideal venue for both competition and community events.

Oneida County, NY

Located in Clinton, NY, Hamilton College has it all when it comes to sports, making it one of the best all-round locations in the region for tournaments. Goodfriend Field, Love Field and Withiam Field are excellent multipurpose fields for soccer and lacrosse. Loop Road Athletic Complex features diamonds for baseball and softball. Steuben Field and the historic Sage Rink are home to Hamilton football and ice hockey, respectively. Hamilton College also has a tennis center, field house, indoor practice facility, fitness center, natatorium, an additional gym, track, golf center and even off-site practice facilities.

www.oneidacountytourism.com

Madison Cermak, 315-724-7221

madison@oneidacountytourism.com

Virginia Credit Union Stadium is a multi-purpose stadium that sports 5,000 seats, a 200-seat club facility, and 13 suites. It is home to the Fredericksburg Nationals, a minor league baseball team of the Carolina League and an affiliate of the Washington Nationals, since 2021.

EAST REGION

RF&P Park

Henrico County, VA

This athletic facility, in Glen Allen, features four restored RF&P train cars, picnic shelters, and athletic fields, including The Glen Allen Stadium at RF&P Park. This park seats 600+ and has hosted many World Series and National Tournaments. The park features five youth fields, convertible for baseball or softball, each with 200-foot fences; one dedicated youth baseball field with grass infield; one 60/90 grass infield baseball stadium and one football field.

www.henricosea.com

Megan Hazzard, 804-501-4000

megan@henricosea.com

Calfee Park

Pulaski County, VA

Home of the Pulaski River Turtles of the Appalachian League and one of the oldest, active minor league ballparks in the country, Calfee Park is nestled at the foot of Draper Mountain in a picturesque setting for a ballpark. In addition to the River Turtles, the park hosts high school and college games, youth tournaments and showcases, and other family-friendly events. The facility features a Bermuda grass playing surface, home and visitors’ clubhouses, a press box, a full concession stand, a retail store, VIP towers, and a 35’ x 22’ jumbotron.

www.playpulaskiva.com

Tim Miller, 540-980-1070

tmiller@pulaskicounty.org

Dorey Park

Henrico, VA

Dorey Park is the largest park in Henrico, encompassing 400 acres in the eastern portion of the county. The park includes something for everyone: sports, trails, playgrounds, picnic shelters, disc golf course, and even a dog park. Dorey is home to a five-acre lake, six multi-purpose fields, four tournament fields, convertible for softball or youth baseball, each with 300-foot fences, two youth fields, convertible for baseball or softball, each with 200-foot fences, a dedicated youth baseball field with grass infield and a 60/90 baseball field with grass infield.

www.henricosea.com

Michael McCormack, 804-501-4000

michael@henricosea.com

Randolph Park

Pulaski County, VA

Randolph Park is an 87-acre outdoor recreational facility located in the heart of Pulaski County. It features a four-diamond baseball and softball complex, an 18-hole disc golf course, two basketball courts, two tennis courts, a soccer and football field, and the state-of-the-art Evelyn Alexander Waterpark. The property also features a modern outdoor fitness station, walking track, concessions, public shelter, and ample parking.

VIRGINIA

Bank of the James Stadium

Lynchburg, VA

Originally constructed in 1939 as a complex for professional baseball teams, Bank of the James Stadium is home to minor league baseball team the Lynchburg Hillcats, a low-A affiliate of the Cleveland Guardians.

www.lynchburgvirginia.org

Andrew Marks, 434-455-5858

andrew.marks@lynchburgva.gov

www.playpulaskiva.com

Tim Miller, 540-980-1070

tmiller@pulaskicounty.org

James I. Moyer Sports Complex

Salem, VA

The James I. Moyer Sports Complex has hosted 1,000s of softball teams ranging from youth, adult, and high school events to collegiate and national level events. This facility reopened in July 2024 after undergoing renovations featuring major player, coach and fan enhancements. The complex now also boasts 13 pickleball courts.

www.visitroanokeva.com

Chris Stanger, 540-375-4021

cstanger@visitvbr.com

Hanson Park

Loudoun County, VA

A 257-acre regional park featuring 11 multi-purpose fields including two turf championship fields with stadium seating and press boxes, four baseball/ softball fields, batting cages, a cricket pitch, four pickleball/tennis courts, disc golf course and a skate plaza. Additional amenities include picnic pavilions, two dog parks, splash pad, playground with rubberized surface, and the Lodge with meeting space. Hal and Berni Hanson Regional Park has hosted the 2023 USYS Eastern Regional Soccer Tournament solidifying its role as a premier recreational and event destination.

www.visitloudoun.org

Torye Hurst, 571-367-8360

hurst@visitloudoun.org

Brambleton Sportsplex

Loudoun County, VA

The facility includes four 400’ fields and two 200’ fields with a completely resurfaced parking area. Brambleton Sportsplex has been the host for several tournaments including the PONY Nationals, USSSA “C” National Championships, USA Softball Eastern Nationals, and Senior Softball-USA Eastern Nationals.

VIRGINIA

Botetourt Sports Complex

Troutville, VA

The Botetourt Sports Complex is located within the 125-acre Greenfield Recreation Park which features a cross-country course, soccer fields and a hiking trail. The complex features four championship level softball and youth baseball fields, all with beautiful views of the Blue Ridge Mountains.

www.visitloudoun.org

Torye Hurst, 704-777-0343

hurst@visitloudoun.org

www.visitroanokeva.com

Chris Stanger, 540-375-4021

cstanger@visitvbr.com

Princess Anne Athletic Complex

Virginia Beach, VA

EAST REGION

The Princess Anne Athletic Complex is located in the heart of Princess Anne Commons across the street from the Virginia Beach Sportsplex and Veteran’s United Home Loans Amphitheater. The complex includes eight lighted tournament-quality softball fields and eight multi-purpose playing fields (which allow for football, soccer and more), four of which are lighted synthetic and four are Hybrid Bermuda.

www.visitvirginiabeach.com

Dani Timm, 757-385-0478

dtimm@visitvirginiabeach.com

Kiwanis Park

Williamsburg, VA

This facility contains 4 youth baseball/ softball fields. Restrooms are available during the county’s hours and throughout tournaments.

www.visitwilliamsburg.com

Morgan Cordle, 757-259-5360

morgan.cordle@visitwilliamsburg.com

This facility contains 5 youth baseball/ softball fields, 1 adult baseball field, 1 adult softball field, and 4 regulation soccer fields. Restrooms are open during tournaments and hours during the week. Warhill

This facility contains 6 multi-purpose turf fields, 4 intermediate-sized grass fields, 3 youth baseball fields, and 1 high school sized baseball field. Restrooms and concessions are available throughout tournaments.

www.visitwilliamsburg.com

Morgan Cordle, 757-259-5360

www.visitwilliamsburg.com morgan.cordle@visitwilliamsburg.com morgan.cordle@visitwilliamsburg.com

Morgan Cordle, 757-259-5360

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