2002 Tournaments
Service Academy Spring Classic
FCA Invitational
USA Classic
Gulf South Conference Tournament

Service Academy Spring Classic
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NJCAA Division 2
World Series
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   1998   1997   1996
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  Tournament Records
   Participant Records

USA Classic
   2001    2000     1999
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   1995    1994     1993
  Participant Records

NABF High School World Series
   2001
   2000

Stadium History
National Championships
USA Stadium Alumni
Hall of Fame Members
College Coaches that coached at USA Stadium

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)

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Building upon its storied history, which includes eleven USA teams, three Olympic teams, a four-game sweep of international powerhouse Cuba, sixteen national championships, and eighteen foreign countries, USA Stadium continues to be the "homeplate" for amateur baseball.

The training site for the USA Olympic Team from 1985-1996, America’s Amateur Baseball Center and Millington have hosted 166 international games at USA Stadium. Twenty-one of those involved world champion Cuba, while the Japanese National Team has played 19 games here. Other countries who have played in Millington include Argentina, Aruba, Australia, Canada, China, Italy, Korea, Mexico, Mongolia, New Zealand, Nicaragua, Peru, Puerto Rico, Taiwan, USSR, and Venezuela.

Over 160 Major Leaguers took the field in Millington, representing the USA or the US Olympic team. These include Todd Helton, Jason Giambi, Nomar Garciaparra, Alex Rodriguez, Frank Thomas, Tino Martinez, Matt Morris, J.D. Drew, Andy Benes, Robin Ventura, Bret Boone, Troy Glaus, Travis Lee, Charles Nagy, Lance Berkman, Jeremy Burnitz, Dustin Hermanson, and Jim Abbott.

Over 50 of the most elite college coaches have been involved at Millington as well, including Hall of Famers: Skip Bertman, Ron Fraser, Mark Marquess, and Ron Polk.

The tradition of excellence continues at USA Stadium in 2002, as Millington will host both the NJCAA Division II and NABF High School National Championships once again. International baseball could also return to Millington with a possible series with China.

In February, USA Stadium will open its season with the 12th annual Service Academy Spring Classic featuring Navy, Air Force, Memphis, and Villanova.

The 10th annual USA Classic is slated for April 3-6 and will host 16 elite high school teams from California, Alabama, Florida, Louisiana, Mississippi, and Tennessee.

During the first week in May, the Gulf South Conference will convene in Millington for their Conference Championship which will involve their six top college teams from six southern states. Last season, the GSC had 7 players drafted, 5 All-Americans, and 4 teams finish in the National Top 20 (Delta State - 3, Alabama-Huntsville - 8, Southern Arkansas - 17, and Valdosta State - 20).

Babe Howard and the staff of America’s Amateur Baseball Center are committed to continuing the great tradition of championship baseball at USA Stadium.

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