Kissimmee, FL-The 2013 Nationwide Conference USSSA season continues Thursday, April 18th at 9 AM Eastern with a 38 team double elimination tournament which will end with the championship game being played on Friday night. USSSA broadcast coverage of the tournament begins at 9:00 AM Thursday and runs through the final championship game of the second tournament on Sunday. A Conference record 38 teams will play in this event out of the 46 teams in the Nationwide Conference league!
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– All teams will be required to take a picture or scan of each of their game score sheets and email them to [email protected] for posting in a picture album. THIS RULE WILL BE STRICTLY ENFORCED BY USSSA.
– All teams are also required to turn in their totals spreadsheet to Stacy at USSSA by Tuesday following each tournament throughout the year.
– Remember that a fielders choice is scored as an out for the batter, not a single.
– Sacrifice fly’s, even game winners, are scored as outs and count as a plate appearance. No exceptions.
– All outs in each game must be accounted for and visible on the score sheets for players to be eligible for conference awards. If your team bats 6 innings, you must have 18 outs accounted for.
The USSSA broadcast schedule of each teams first game is listed further down. USSSALive.com will have multiple cameras and an announcer on the main stadium field. They will also have one camera on each of the other 7 fields. USSSALive.com will allow viewers to pick which game you want to watch and you will be able to switch whenever you want. ESPN 3 will carry Dual #2 Winners Semi final and Final on Saturday!
ABOUT USSSA SLOW PITCH:
USSSA Slow Pitch is where it all started. In 1968 USSSA was founded, originally called the United States Slo-Pitch Softball Association. While USSSA has since changed their full name to the United States Specialty Sports Association in order to include all of its sports programs, USSSA Slow Pitch is still a huge portion of the USSSA brand, with more teams and participants in USSSA Adult Slow Pitch than any other youth or adult sport program in USSSA. USSSA Slow Pitch ranges from Major Teams to purely Recreational Teams and offers several specialty divisions based on the common interests, experiences, and backgrounds of players.
ABOUT USSSA:
The United States Specialty Sports Association (USSSA), headquartered in Osceola County, Florida, is the World’s Largest Multi-sport Athletic Organization. Founded in 1968, USSSA has grown to over 3.7 million participants, competing in 13 nationally sanctioned sports including Baseball, Fastpitch, Slow Pitch, Basketball, Soccer, Volleyball, Karate and more! For more information on USSSA and to register your team visit USSSA.com. Also be sure to visit USSSAToday.com for the latest USSSA News!
