Nebraska State Tournament

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nebraska State Tournament

Introducing the Inaugural Triple Crown Nebraska State Baseball Tournament! Teams from across Nebraska will compete for the state title in a weekend full of high-energy baseball and unforgettable experiences. Don’t miss your chance to be part of this inaugural event. Register now and compete for Nebraska’s ultimate baseball crown!

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Event Details

Event Format

4-Game Guarantee: 2 pool play games on Friday into bracket play. (Teams may be divided into a Championship or Consolation bracket based on their seed)

divisions

Divisions (D1/D2/D3) may be combined / split based on team registrations

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All Nebraska (and surrounding states) Teams Welcome!

8's will play 40' / 60'.
9's & 10's will play 46' / 65',
11's & 12's will play 50' / 70',
13's will play 54' / 80'.
14's will play 60' / 90'
We play real baseball for the 9s and 10s. (Steals, leadoffs, etc.)
There are NO sanctioning fees to play with Triple Crown Baseball.
NO GATE FEES

Age cutoff date

May 1

important information

Teams must submit your roster online and have all parent signatures completed by Sunday June 15th 8pm cst.

Awards:

1st place will receive a team award, 15 individual State Championship Awards. 2nd place will receive a team award, 15 individual State Championship Runner-Up Awards. There are no awards for 3rd place and consolation brackets.

Game Times Available:

Friday, June 20, 2025, after 5 p.m. CST

Itinerary:

Friday, June 27th - Teams will be schedule for two pool play games (first games as early as 8 AM)

Saturday, June 28th - Bracket Play scheduled to begin

Sunday, June 29th - Championship Day

Facilities

Greater Omaha Area facilities

Rules

Tournament Rules Bat Rules

Past Champions

2025 Champions:

Event Partners

Refund Policy

A 20% non-refundable administration fee will be charged on all registrations.

There are no refunds or transfers if brackets have been posted, your age division is sold out or if a team cancels 21 or fewer days prior to the start of the event.

Otherwise, if a team cancels 30 days or more prior to the event start date, they may transfer the registration to another Triple Crown Baseball headquartered event for full value or receive a refund via check minus the 20% administration fee.

If an age division does not make you will be entitled to a full refund.

Act of God Refund Policy

If an event is lost due to weather or any Act of God (i.e. COVID-19), the entry fee will be refunded via check minus the 20% administration fee.

If one game is played you will receive 50% of entry fee. If two or more games are played there is no refund.

Chris Folk
Call or Text: 970-672-0587
Email: chris@triplecrownsports.com

Brandon Hardy
Call or Text: 970-672-0568
Email: brandon@triplecrownsports.com

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The most common questions

When does the schedule come out for each tournament?

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Schedules are released no later than 6 pm on the Monday, the week of the event.

Will my team throw off of mounds?

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Teams will throw off a combination of portable mounds and dirt mounds. There are no metal spikes allowed on any portable mounds.

Does TCS provide baseballs?

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For the 2025 Nebraska State Championships, TCS will provide baseballs. Please be sure to have players retrieve foul balls and return to the the umpire and / or site director.

What is your refund policy?

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What do the different divisions mean? D1, D2, D3?

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Division 1: Our top competitive level, which you will see listed simply as 9u, 10u, and so on. This is our most competitive division which includes “Select / Elite” teams and is also open to any team that wants to compete.

Division 2: When you see Division 2 (or D2) after the age group, that indicates a bracket designed for teams that are not yet ready to compete with top teams. Division 2 is similar to the second-tier divisions you see in national sanctioning organizations. However, even if you are sanctioned as a lower team by a national sanctioning body, that does not guarantee you will play Division 2 with Triple Crown.

Division 3: Includes teams that are less competitive than Division 2 teams.Here is how Triple Crown compares with other sanctioning bodies. However, we always encourage teams to play up.

Division 1= Major or National
Division 2= AAA or American
Division 3= AA or Minor (Not offered at certain events)

Does Being penciled in Guarantee a spot?

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No, being penciled-in shows that your team is interested in attending. Only a paid registration in full guarantees your spot into the event. Triple Crown will attempt to reach out to teams as divisions are close to selling out but that does not always happen. It is the team’s responsibility to pay before the division is sold out

How do we complete the online digital roster?

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Whomever has access to your team's Triple Crown Account can log in and click on the roster tab. Add all the players names and birthdates with the parent contact information (name, number and email). Once the roster is complete, click the “Send Parent Authorization” button and it will send out the digital waivers to the parents to sign allowing their son/daughter to participate in the event. Any player that does not have the parent waiver signed, will not be allowed to participate.

What are the Triple Crown Rules?

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Tournament Rules

How many events do we need to play in to qualify for the State Tournament?

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Triple Crown does not have a State Qualification process. Teams are free to choose to play in tournaments they feel provide the best experience for their players and families and are not bound to a certain number of events to participate in the State Tournament. Triple Crown reserves the right to classify (D1/D2) a team that has not played during the season.