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Triple Crown East Coast Events
Looking for a baseball event? Check out some of Triple Crown’s tournaments on the East Coast! Be sure to sign up today.
Triple Crown Winter Championships (February 18-20): The Triple Crown Winter Championships returns to Florida in 2023 during this 3-day President’s Day Holiday weekend. The tournament will be played at the Publix Sports Park. The complex has 11 turf fields and is 15 minutes from the sands of Panama City Beach. This tournament will provide your team a competitive tournament to kick off your spring season at a destination that will provide great memories for your team and families. Please join us in Panama City Beach for the Winter Championships!
Capital City Invitational (April 1-2): Triple Crown Baseball is excited to present the Capital City Invitational, one of the most competitive early spring tournaments on the East Coast in Richmond, VA, for 2023. This is an invite-only tournament for the region’s most competitive teams. Any team wishing to play that was not invited must submit an application to play. Triple Crown event directors will be inviting top teams from Virginia with a couple of spots available for teams from NC, PA, MD, OH, NY and NJ.
Border Wars (May 6-7): Since its inception in 2005, the Triple Crown Border Wars is known as a “can’t miss” spring tournament for all teams in Virginia and North Carolina. We also welcome teams from New Jersey, Maryland, Pennsylvania and South Carolina for one of the largest and most competitive tournaments in the Eastern Time Zone.
Southeast Championships (May 27-29): Triple Crown Baseball returns to the new Sand Mountain Park and Amphitheatre for 2023. Immaculate 9 field complex located in Albertville, AL with FRESH turf that is only 3 years old will host competitive teams from the southeast region over Memorial Day weekend! Stay at the complex after your games and enjoy the lazy river, or possibly an evening concert at the Amphitheatre. Guntersville Lake State Park is a short drive away to enjoy boating, fishing, and place to relax! Bring your best game for one of the few 4 game guarantee, double-elimination championship brackets in Alabama.
Virginia State Championships (June 3-4): 2023 will mark the 15th year of the Triple Crown Virginia State Championships! With championship-caliber complexes such as the MacReynolds Athletic Complex in Yorktown and Williamsburg, this is a TRUE Virginia State Championship for the most competitive teams in the state and those that border it.
Big South Championship (June 30-July 3): The community of Franklin, a suburb of Nashville, will host Year 6 of the Triple Crown Big South Championship in 2023. The event’s attractiveness centers around the opportunity for teams to come to the Franklin/Nashville area on the July 4th weekend to enjoy competitive baseball, great facilities and all the entertainment and attractions the area has to offer. We hope you will look at this event as an opportunity to attend a championship in the heart of the Big South!
Summer Nationals (July 6-24 age dictates date): This event typically draws teams from more than 25 states. Games are played at a state-of-the-art turf facility, Grand Park, as well as natural grass facilities and local high schools. We bring in a well-schooled professional staff from across the country and internationally to run this high profile event. This is a stay to play event. Please realize this allows us to book high quality municipal fields, keep our price points competitive, while offering competition from across the globe.
For more information on tournaments be sure to go to the following link: https://www.tceastcoastbaseball.com/
Triple Crown Baseball
The 2024 season marks the 30th year of Triple Crown Baseball, a grass-roots dream come to life that now reaches across the nation delivering competitive, memorable events that inspire and elevate athletes, teams and the families who make it a point to join the fun. In 1993, the predominantly slowpitch softball mindset of Triple Crown Sports began to broaden to include a handful of pilot baseball events; one year later, softball veteran Roland Rivera approached CEO David King with the idea to expand in baseball. A modest budget fueled nine events, eight in Colorado and one in the unlikely setting of the Mickey Owen Baseball School outside Springfield, MO. In 1995, the first TCS World Series welcomed 40 teams to Ulysses Park in Golden, CO., and in 1996, regional expansion took the baseball division past 20 events. That year, the "Eureka!" moment for TCS baseball occurred, as 165 teams swarmed Golden for the World Series. Good timing, superior event execution and hard-working staff proved to be the recipe, and the World Series moved to Steamboat Springs where it has become a mandatory stop in youth baseball. With events from Washington to Florida and California to New York, Triple Crown Baseball event directors only want to grow the game – with our partners in the high-achieving club world and the neighborhood teams who fell in love with the sport and are excited to get better and have experiences that will always be remembered.
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