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Discussion: Tournament in the Midwest

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Oct. 30, 2007
fourfiveslot
2 posts
Tournament in the Midwest
Hi. I am the special events coordinator in Warrenton, MO. We are located about 40 miles west of St. Louis. I am interested in putting together a local 50+ team and getting them registered with ASA. We would use our new fourplex to host an ASA tournament. I noticed that most of the tournament are played in warmer climates. Do you think I would get enough interest in Missouri, during a warmer month?
Oct. 30, 2007
taits
Men's 65
4548 posts
Most all of your sucess\failure in this venture will depend upon your ASA commissioner. If he is "senior" orientated or towards youth, as most are. Will he go by "senor rules" or ASA. That includes bat use, as well.
In CA where I'm at, we only have one commish, I know of, that has senior insight. But that took some time to work out.
IMO, research all this before going whith them. By reading the post here on this forum you can see rules and bats that we use.
My biggest pive with ASA is that the ASA rule book is not geared towared seniors at all. And the book is actually for Chanmionship Play (those tournaments that lead to a state or national title) not local events or leagues. It's a guide, for others, not something set in stone.
Oct. 30, 2007
slomo
47 posts
fourfiveslot, there is an established senior league in the STL area. Yes! we would love to have another tourney in the local area. We've had the ISA Senior Nationals the last two years at the new complex in Bridgeton. I think it may grow. But that is the ONLY senior tourney here. If you would like to consider hosting one please leave a contact # or e-mail and I'll get in touch.
Nov. 1, 2007
MTaylor34
Men's 65
27 posts
fourfiveslot, I have a team in Springfield, MO and we would be interested in coming to a tournament in the St. Louis area. Again leave your phone # or an email address and I will contact you. Could probably help get some teams out of Kansas City as well.
Nov. 2, 2007
Brett
Men's 55
239 posts
fourfiveslot: I manage a 50+ AAA tournament team in Kansas City. We would be interested only if the tournament complied with SPA or SSUSA bat rules. ASA bat rules are too restricitve. I seriously doubt if you would draw any teams if we had to abide by ASA bat rules.
Nov. 2, 2007
tater9
62 posts
fourfiveslot,
Watch those two guys from Springfield and KC, they are Major + teams and have been known to sandbag!!!!!
Nov. 2, 2007
Brett
Men's 55
239 posts
funny!!!!!
Nov. 2, 2007
Brett
Men's 55
239 posts
funny!!!!!
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