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USA
Stadium |
Gulf South Conference Championship
| 2009 | 2008 | 2007 |
| 2006 | 2005 | 2004 |
| 2003 | 2002 |
USA Classic
| 2009 | 2008 | 2007 |
| 2006 | 2005 | 2004 |
| 2003 | 2002 | 2001 |
| 2000 | 1999 | 1998 |
| 1997 | 1996 | 1995 |
| 1994 | 1993 |
Participant Records
Service Academy Spring Classic
| 2009 | 2008 | 2007 |
| 2006 | 2005 | 2004 |
| 2003 | 2002 | 2001 |
| 2000 | 1999 | 1998 |
| 1997 | 1996 | 1995 |
| 1994 | 1993 | 1992 |
Participant
Records
NJCAA Division 2
World Series
| 2008 | 2007 | 2006 |
| 2005 | 2004 | 2003 |
| 2002 | 2001 | 2000 |
| 1999 | 1998 | 1997 |
| 1996 | 1995 | 1994 |
| 1993 |
Tournament
Records
Participant
Records
NABF High School World Series
| 2004 | 2003 | 2002 |
| 2001 | 2000 |
July 30-August 1
ASPBA World Series
Over 18
August 6-8
Pro Day Showcase
USA College Invitational
Pittsburgh
claimed the title with an undefeated weekend over Bradley, Toledo, and
Memphis.
March 5-7
JUCO Weekend
Iowa Central, Parkland (IL), and Muscatine (IA) shared the title - each
going 4-1 on the weekend. Florissant Valley (MO) finished 2-3,
Lakeland (OH) went 1-4, while Carl Sandburg (IL) dropped all five.
March 31-April 3
USA Classic National High School
Invitational
| 1st - MUS | 5th - Glenbard | 9th - Germantown | 13th - Millington |
| 2nd - CBHS | 6th - Henry Clay | 10th - Briarcrest | 14th - Munford |
| 3rd - Freedom | 7th - Cape Central | 11th - Elmwood | 15th - Lane Tech |
| 4th - Lewisburg | 8th - Springboro | 12th - Waukegan | 16th - Marked Tree |
| Cape Central def. Lane Tech | Waukegan def. Lane Tech | Munford def. Lane Tech | Lane Tech def. Marked Tree |
| MUS def. Waukegan | Germantown def. Munford | Millington def. Marked Tree | Millington def. Munford |
| Glenbard South def. Munford | Briarcrest def. Millington | Germantown def. Waukegan | Cape Central def. Springboro |
| Freedom def. Germantown | Elmwood def. Marked Tree | Briarcrest def. Elmwood | Glenbard def. Henry Clay |
| Henry Clay def. Millington | MUS def. Cape Central | Glenbard South def. Cape Central | Elmwood def. Waukegan |
| Lewisburg def. Briarcrest | Freedom def. Glenbard South | Henry Clay def. Springboro | Freedom def. Lewisburg |
| CBHS def. Marked Tree | Lewisburg def. Henry Clay | MUS def. Freedom | Germantown def. Briarcrest |
| Springboro def. Elmwood | CBHS def. Springboro | CBHS def. Lewisburg | MUS def. CBHS |
All Tournament Team - Forrest Baty - MUS (MVP), Matt Williams - MUS, Victor Cole - MUS, Drew Korben - MUS, Brian Riley - CBHS, Parker Noles - CBHS, Nate Rupiper - CBHS, Michael Gunn - CBHS, Jay Gonzalez - Freedom, Ronald Schreurs - Freedom, Sikes Orvis - Freedom, Max Wade - Lewisburg, Dylan Castoria - Lewisburg, Mike Meath - Glenbard, Nick Slezak - Glenbard, Nolen Fernandez - Henry Clay, Ross Wilson - Germantown, Dave Triplett - Germantown, Steven Cummings - Briarcrest, Bobby Barrera - Waukegan, Jonathan Moody - Millington, Ian Huss - Springboro, Jamie Pickel - Cape Central, Colby Tacker - Marked Tree
April 22-25
Southern Collegiate Athletic
Conference Championship
Trinity defeated DePauw to claim championship.
May 1-5
Gulf South
Conference Championship
Tournament was moved to Cleveland, Miss. due to massive flooding; Valdosta
State won the championship
May 8-12
Tennessee District 13 AAA
Championship
Dyersburg knocked off Covington in championship game.
May 28-31
Pro Day Invitational
Tournament and Showcase
Sponsored by Pro Day Baseball
June 17-20
18 & under Competitive Invitational
June 24-27
Mississippi Stars Competitive
Invitational
Tupelo 49ers went 4-0 to win the event.
July 12-18
CABA 17 & under Wood Bat World
Series
Christian Brothers defeated the East Cobb
Astros on a no-hitter in the championship game.
Results
July 22-25
USA Challenge
Arkansas Select Baseball won the USA Challenge championship, defeating
Griffin Baseball Club 7-4 in the finals. Arkansas had eliminated Briarcrest
6-3 in one semifinal, while Griffin knocked out the Lexington Lightning 10-1
in the other.
Results
USA Stadium - Millington, Tennessee
2010 marks a new
beginning for historical USA Stadium under the direction of the newly-formed
Millington Sports Authority. After the passing of owner and president W. S.
"Babe" Howard, the city of Millington took over the ownership of the stadium
and formed a 20-member board of directors to oversee its activities. The
plan is to increase the activity at the stadium and continue the great
tradition of quality baseball in Millington.
USA Stadium was the home for USA Baseball from 1986
through 1996 and hosted over 300 players who played Major League Baseball.
Eighteen foreign countries have sent their national teams to Millington to
play and 26 national championships have been decided at USA Stadium. More
than 40,000 different college, high school, foreign, and Olympic players
have played in Millington.
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Past Events
15 & under AAU National
Championship (1997)
15 &
under AAU National Championship (1999)
Conference
USA Championship (1999)
NJCAA All-Stars - US vs. Canada (1999)
Universal
Baseball Global Championships (1999)
Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference Tournament
(2000)
USA
vs. China (2002)
TSSAA
AA State Championship (2003)
Easton/USA Challenge
(2004)
TSSAA
AA State Championship (2004)
USA/China
Series (2004)
USA Challenge
(2005)
TSSAA State Championships
(2005)
FCA Invitational
(2005)
USA Stadium High School
Challenge
(2005)
FCA
Invitational
(2006)
USA Stadium
High School Challenge
(2006)
SCAC Divisional Tournament
(2007)
NJCAA All-Star Series (2007)
USA Stadium
High School Challenge (2007)
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