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2017 RBI WORLD SERIES HANDBOOK
Table of Contents
Welcome Letter 2
1. Tournament Information 3-5
1.1 Arrival and Departure
1.2 Fields
1.3 Lodging
1.4 Headquarters
1.5 Meals
1.6 Hotels
1.7 Security
1.8 Transportation/Departure to/from games/events
1.9 Evening Activities
1.10 Equipment
1.11 Media
1.12 Clothing
1.13 Laundry
1.14 First Aid
2. Tournament Play and Team 5-7
Information
2.1 Rosters
2.2 Documentation
2.3 Eligibility
2.4 Scorekeeping/Statistics
2.5 Pattern of Play
2.6 Playing Rules
2.7 Game Rules of Conduct
2.8 Awards
3. Weather and Safety Information 8
3.1 Rain or other weather conditions
3.2 Athletic Training Service Facts
3.3 Concussions
4. Field and Venue Information 9-10
4.1 Field Venue Rules and Regulations
4.2 Information for World Series Parent and Guest Attendees
5. Addresses 10-12
6. Travel 13-
Information 14
6.1 Airport Travel Safety Tips
6.2 Items prohibited from aircraft cabins
7. RBI Workout Day 15
8. RBI Workout Day Event Form 16
9. Public Relations 17
10. 2016 RBI Regional and Word Series tournaments 18
Previous World Series Champions & Venues 18
11. About Reviving Baseball in Inner Cities (RBI) 19
12. Softball Rosters 20
13. Junior Baseball Rosters 21
14. Senior Baseball Rosters 22
15. Travel Directions 23
16. 2016 RBI™ World Series® On-Site Tournament Personnel List. 24
17. Schedules 26-30
July 25, 2017
Greetings:
Welcome and congratulations on reaching the 25th Reviving Baseball in Inner Cities (RBI)™
World Series®, hosted by Major League Baseball (MLB) and the Cincinnati Reds.
The World Series® Handbook is provided to assist in your planning and participation for the
Series. Make sure that you and your players are well versed with the RBI Fact Sheet on page 19.
Please also review the Airport Security Travel Tips on pages 13-14.
We hope you enjoy your trip to the Greater Cincinnati area. If we can assist you in any way,
please call the RBI National Office at (212) 931-7800. You may also email us at: rbi@mlb.com .
Sincerely,
Tony Reagins,
Senior Vice President, Youth Programs
Major League Baseball
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1) Tournament Information
covered by MLB. This will apply to all rooms
in specific teams room block
1.1 ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE
Most teams will be flying or busing into the greater b. Telephones and in-room pay movies will be
Cincinnati area on Monday, July 31st (baseball teams) or turned off in all rooms.
Sunday, August 6th (softball teams). Charter bus service
to and from the airport (if applicable) will be provided to c. Players are not to leave sites or hotel without a
the hotel for participants and coaches. Please look for Major League Baseball authorized chaperone.
the RBI representative when your flight arrives. Your d. Players with relatives in the Greater Cincinnati
return home will likely be on Saturday, August 5th area (either residing or visiting) will not be
(baseball teams) or Friday, August 11th (softball teams). permitted to visit or leave designated Series sites.
Please see pages 13–14 regarding additional air travel
security procedures and tips. e. No fraternizing at hotels with non-World Series
participants.
1.2 FIELDS
Games will be played in the Greater Cincinnati area at f. Players must wear their color - coded wristband
the P&G Cincinnati MLB Youth Academy in Roselawn and RBI credential at all times.
(baseball and softball), Xavier University (baseball), and g. All players must be in their rooms by 10:30 pm or
the home of the Cincinnati Reds, Great American immediately upon returning from an event,
Ballpark in downtown Cincinnati (baseball). whichever is later. Players are to sleep in their
assigned rooms only.
1.3 LODGING
While at the Series, teams will stay at the Kingsgate h. Teams are responsible and will be billed for any
Marriott Hotel. See page 11 for phone numbers and damage to hotel rooms, facilities, and grounds or
address. to any other Series site. All teams will be
required to present a $100 check.
Any guests or relatives wishing to attend the World
Series please see page 11 regarding information for non- i. Gambling, the use of tobacco products or
participants who wish to attend the event. alcoholic beverages of any kind will not be
permitted. Players may not enter any bar or club
1.4 HEADQUARTERS where alcohol is being served.
The Kingsgate Marriott will serve as the headquarters j. Players may not use swimming pools unless
for the 2017 RBI World Series. The address is: 151 accompanied by an adult.
Goodman Drive, Cincinnati, OH 45219. The offices
are available for all RBI personnel, media and coaches. k. Weight and fitness rooms are off limits to players
The phone number is 212- 931-7415. Players are not at all times.
allowed in the MLB Staff offices.
l. The RBI World Series staff reserves the right to
disqualify and return all players, coaches and
1.5 MEALS
teams to their home city for failure to adhere to
At least three (3) meals per day, with the exception of the
any of the above.
team’s arrival/departure day, will be provided to all
players and coaches. Concession areas may be open at or
near field locations. 1.7 SECURITY
Security will be provided at all games, events and hotels
Guests attending the Series are responsible for their by Major League Baseball’s Resident Security Agents.
own meals. This program also involves local law enforcement. These
officers understand the concerns of athletes and young
1.6 HOTEL AND SITE CONDUCT people, and are knowledgeable of the city.
a. Coaches must provide a credit card for
incidentals incurred beyond the room & tax
31.1) Tournament Information (cont’d)
1.8 TRANSPORTATION/DEPARTURE TO
AND FROM EVENTS AND GAMES 1.12 CLOTHING
a) Buses will be used to transport teams to and Proper attire is expected for the opening and closing
from the airport and to and from games and banquets for baseball and softball. For the baseball
events. opening banquet players are expected to wear collard
golf shirts and appropriate khaki shorts/pants. (No
b) Departure times to and from hotels, events and sneakers allowed for the opening banquet). For the
games will be strictly enforced. Coaches and softball dress code girls should be dressed in their
players not at buses or vans at the designated Sunday best or business casual and the middle finger
departure time will be left behind. Any player rule should be applied for measuring length of apparel
left behind at an event may be immediately (flats are recommended, no sneakers allowed).
returned home.
c) Guests attending the Series are responsible for 1.13 LAUNDRY
their own transportation. Players must travel
with teams and will not be permitted to arrive RBI will provide laundry service for the uniforms of
at the Series prior to the event with family or participating teams. Items that will be laundered
friends or depart the event early. include: Jersey or polo shirt (coaches), Baseball pants,
Pair of socks, One undershirt, One pair of sliding shorts
1.9 EVENING ACTIVITIES
Each team will be provided with two laundry bags that
Planned evening trips include: a welcome dinner, a will have their league name/city marked on it. Laundry
Major League game, and a USA Softball Women’s bags will be picked up and dropped off at Longhorn A,
National Team exhibition game (for softball). Major located on the convention center side on the lower
League Baseball will pay admission for all participants level. If you miss the scheduled pick-up time you will
(players and coaches) in the World Series to all events. be responsible for your team’s laundry.
Once in an attraction, players or coaches wishing to
purchase anything additional (food or souvenirs) must PICK-UP/ DROP-OFF SCHEDULE
do so with their own funds. At these events, players
must wear either their World Series t-shirt or cap in Boys:
addition to their wristband and RBI credential.
August 1
Due to space restrictions, guests will not be Uniform drop off at 3:00PM in Mt. Washington
permitted at the welcome banquet. Guests will be Uniform drop off at 10:30PM in Mt. Washington
able to attend the USA Softball Women’s National
Team exhibition game. August 2
Uniform pick up at 6AM in Mt. Washington
Uniform drop off at 3:00PM in Mt. Washington
1.10 EQUIPMENT
Uniform drop off at 10:30PM in Mt. Washington
Teams must bring their own uniforms and equipment August 3
(bats, catcher’s equipment, practice balls, etc.) MLB Uniform pick up at 6:00AM in Mt. Washington
will supply game balls and batting helmets. Uniform drop off at 6:00PM in Mt. Washington
1.11 MEDIA August 4
Daily recaps of your team’s results will be forwarded to Uniform pick up at 6:00AM in Mt. Washington
your local papers. Uniform drop off at 6:00PM in Mt. Washington
(Laundry service for Championship teams ONLY)
August 5
Uniform pick up 6:00AM in Mt. Washington
4Girls: August 11th
Uniform pick-up 6:00AM in Mt. Washington
August 7th
Uniform drop off at 8:30pm in Mt. Washington
1.14 First Aid
August 8th
Uniform pick-up at 6:00am in Mt. Washington There will be trainers at each game site. See page 7 for
Uniform drop off at 2:00pm in Mt. Washington additional medical training information. ALL
PLAYERS MUST HAVE COMPLETED MEDICAL
August 9th FORMS ON FILE.
Uniform pick-up at 6:00am in Mt. Washington
Uniform drop off at 10:00pm in Mt. Washington
August 10th
Uniform drop off at 4:00pm in Mt. Washington
(just for the 2 teams in the Championship Game)
2) Tournament Play and Team Information
2.1 ROSTERS d) Senior Division: For players ages 16-18 who have not
reached their 19th birthday by May 1, 2017.
Rosters are limited to fifteen (15) players and four (4)
coaches. All accommodations, entry to events and e) No player may play on more than one team.
complimentary items are based on this number. Bat or
ball boys or girls are not permitted. f) No player may play under an assumed name.
2.2 DOCUMENTATION g) An offending team will forfeit any game in which an
ineligible player has been used.
The following are due prior to the tournament and
teams should carry copies with them at all times: 2.4 SCOREKEEPING/STATISTICS
● Completed Team Roster Form with accompanying There will be an official scorekeeper at all games.
proofs of birth* Cumulative statistics will be available each morning to
● Proof of Insurance all coaches and series personnel.
● Completed Player Information Forms with photos
● Hotel Rooming List 2.5 PATTERN OF PLAY
● RBI Workout Day Event Form
● Code of Conduct Pledge Teams will be placed in a four (4) team bracket and
● Coaches Background Check Authorizations will play a round robin schedule against the teams in
*Only birth certificates, passports, and Alien their bracket. There will then be an inter-bracket
Registration Cards are acceptable. playoff. The top playoff winners from the two brackets
will meet in the championship game on Saturday,
2.3 ELIGIBILITY August 5 (baseball) or Friday, August 11 (softball). All
teams are scheduled to play a minimum of four games.
a) All participants must have signed consent from their The two teams that reach the Championship will play
parents or legal guardian(s) in order to participate in at least five or six games, weather permitting.
the World Series.
b) Softball: For players ages 15-18 who have not
reached their 19th birthday by January 1, 2017
c) Junior Division: For players ages 13-15 who have not
reached their 16th birthday by May 1, 2017.
56 PLAYING RULES
1. At any time, the team at bat may use
a) A combination of the 2017 High School Baseball courtesy runners for the pitcher and/or the
Rules published by the National Federation of catcher. In the event that the offensive team
State High School Associations, the 2017 bats around, the pitcher and/or catcher
Official Playing Rules of Major League Baseball who had a courtesy runner inserted on
and the 2017 USA Softball 18 and Under Fast their behalf may bat in their normal
Pitch Rules shall serve as the official playing position in the batting order.
rules for the RBI World Series. 2. The same individual runner may not be
used for both positions (pitcher and
b) All games are seven (7) innings. However, a catcher) during the game.
game is legally complete after five (5) innings if 3. Neither the pitcher nor the catcher will be
the visiting team is ahead and after 4 ½ innings required to leave the game under such
if the home team is ahead. Any game not circumstances.
completed due to weather, darkness, or power 4. Players who have participated in the game
failure or otherwise, shall be a suspended game in any other capacity are ineligible to serves
and play resumed from the point of suspension. as courtesy runners.
5. A player may not run as a courtesy runner
c) At any level of tournament play, if inclement for the pitcher or the catcher and then be
weather forces drastic schedule changes, teams used as a substitute for another player in
may be scheduled to play three (3) games in that half inning.
one day, but such games will be limited to five 6. The umpire-in-chief shall record courtesy
(5) innings. runner participation and also announce it
to the scorer.
d) No inning may start after two hours and fifteen 7. A player who violates the courtesy-runner
minutes have elapsed from the start of the game rule is considered to be an illegal
(NOTE: In the event of a tie after seven (7) substitute.
innings in the preliminary round, games will a. Should an injury, illness, or ejection
continue until one team is ahead or the time occur to the courtesy runner,
limit is reached. This means that preliminary another courtesy runner for the
games could end in a tie.) pitcher or catcher may run.
e) Baseball: an eight (8) run mercy rule will be in j) Use of the EH (Extra Hitter) is not permitted
effect after five (5) innings, ten (10) runs after during tournament play.
four (4) innings, fifteen (15) runs after three (3)
innings. Softball: an eight (8) run mercy rule k) No protests shall ever be permitted on
shall be in effect after five (5) innings, fifteen judgement decisions by an umpire
(15) runs after three (3) innings.
l) No forfeit will be granted due to a team’s late
f) Unless indicated, the home team will be arrival
determined by the toss of a coin
m) Any team failing to appear for a tournament
g) All participants must wear RBI logo patches game or leaving the field before a game has been
on their left uniform sleeve or on the front of completed risk the penalty of being barred from
the uniform jersey (if sleeveless) (patches further tournament play. All decisions on this
should be ironed in place and then sewn on). issue will be determined only by MLB
personnel
h) PITCHING RULES BASEBALL ONLY:
n) Only coaches and players are allowed on the
i) Courtesy Runner: field
Only players who have not participated in the
game, outside of being a courtesy runner, are o) Any player or coach who is ejected for
eligible to be a courtesy runner. unsportsmanlike conduct is suspended for
his/her team's next game.
6p) Tie-breaking procedures: head-to-head (two q) Note face mask requirement rules (Girls
teams, unless one team has beaten all others Softball).
they are tied with), followed by runs allowed
(divided by defensive innings to determine r) Metal spikes are permitted in softball
average per 7 innings), followed by coin toss.
2.7 GAME RULES OF CONDUCT
All games must be played in the spirit of the rules outlined in the RBI Administrative Handbook. Specifically, the
following rules will be strictly enforced:
a) Teams must always be accompanied by at least three (3) adult coaches.
b) Smoking and/or the use of tobacco products is prohibited at all games and practices (C5).
c) The use of alcoholic beverages and/or drugs is prohibited at all games, practices, and off-site (C7).
d) No swearing, taunting or ethnic slurs will be tolerated (C2, C6, C13).
e) No gang signs, slogans or paraphernalia (WS-14).
f) No jewelry, except medical identification, is to be worn during games (G-27).
2.8 AWARDS
A team trophy will be presented to the team champions in each respective division (John Young Trophy-Junior
Baseball, Larry Doby Trophy-Senior Baseball, Dolly Vardens Trophy-softball). Individual awards will be presented
to all championship game participants.
73) Weather and Safety Information
3.1 IN THE EVENT OF RAIN OR OTHER WEATHER CONDITIONS:
a) If there is visible lighting or any lighting in a three-mile radius of any field, play will stop until the condition has
cleared.
b) At the direction of tournament staff, teams will be directed from the field to the nearest shelter. Cleated shoes
or spikes may not be permitted in sheltered locations.
c) In the event of an extended delay, if games have completed five innings (or 4 1/2 with the home team ahead), a
completed game may be declared to keep the tournament on schedule.
d) If less than five innings were completed at the time of the delay, we will attempt to complete the game through
(at least) five innings, and possibly delay the start of the following game. Subsequent games may be limited to
five innings, and the evening activity schedule altered.
e) In accordance with RBI rules, any game not completed due to weather, darkness, power failure or otherwise,
may be a suspended game and play may be resumed from the point of suspension; if inclement weather forces
drastic schedule changes, teams may be scheduled to play three (3) games in one day, but such games will be
limited to five (5) innings.
f) If the final game(s) of the day is (are) delayed, every attempt will be made to complete the game(s) by midnight.
g) In the event of an extended delay, alternate activities may be scheduled (e.g.: movies)
3.2 ATHLETIC TRAINING SERVICE FAST FACTS
a) Athletic training services will be provided by the host club, Cincinnati Reds.
b) Operating Hours
Athletic trainers will arrive approximately one-half hour before competition, unless otherwise requested, and
will depart one half hour after completion ends or when the last athlete has been attended to and departed.
c) Operations
The athletic training staff will provide prevention, recognition, evaluation, and assessment of athletic injuries for
participating players and coaches.
d) Athletic training services will be provided for all athletes, under the guidelines of a certified athletic trainer.
e) Direct assistance will be provided to the athlete when and if it becomes necessary for additional care.
f) Items included and not exclusive: management taping, on-site recognition of injury, evaluation of injuries,
heating pads and ice, stretching, muscle massage, and other matters which may arise at a particular event.
3.3 CONCUSSIONS
League representatives are strongly encouraged to educate themselves on protection of the health and safety of young
athletes, including being fully familiar with approved protocol for dealing with actual or potential concussions in young
athletes (see, for example, the Center for Disease Control website www.cdc.gov/concussion/). Coaches should be fully
familiar and comply with all applicable laws and regulations, both in its home state and in any state in which it plays
games, including those relating to concussions in young athletes.
84) Field and Venue Information
4.1 FIELD VENUE RULES AND REGULATIONS
The following Rules and Regulations (“Rules”) shall vii) deface, damage, alter or demolish any sign, light
apply to the use and operation of all field venues and all standard or fixture, landscaping material, or
of the facilities and premises thereof: other improvement within the fields, or the
property of any patrons, customers, business
A) Access. Major League Baseball shall have the invitees or employees situated within the fields;
right to remove or exclude from or to restrain viii)smoke inside
viii) smoke inside
any anyin
facility, facility, in lines for
lines for
(or take legal action to do so) any unauthorized admission or entrance into a facility, or in any
person from entering or remaining at the fields, indoor or outdoor seating areas;
or any portion thereof, for violation of any law ix) throw any objects, other than as part of an
and/or these Rules, or for other reasons that event or authorized activity;
Major League Baseball shall deem appropriate. x) obstruct any sidewalks, passages, exits, aisles,
ramps or any other common areas in and
B) Prohibited Activities. Unless otherwise around the fields;
explicitly agreed to in writing, Patrons shall xi) exceed any posted speed limits on roadways,
not engage in any of the following activities driveways or parking lots;
upon or within the Fields: xii) photography, videography or audio taping for
commercial purposes, unless expressly
i) use, or permit to be used, any sidewalks or authorized by Major League Baseball.
other portions of the fields for solicitation or
for the sale or display of any merchandise or for C) Prohibited Items. Patrons are not permitted to
any other business, occupation or undertaking, bring the following items:
or for outdoor public meetings, promotions or
other entertainment of any kind; i) banners or flags, except for banners or flags
ii) use, or permit to be used, any sound that include team names, or as expressly
broadcasting or amplifying device which is authorized by Major League Baseball;
disruptive to another venue or which can be ii) weapons of any kind;
heard outside the fields; iii) video cameras into any event which is televised.
iii) use, or permit to be used, any flashing, beacon, If a camera is brought into an event, the owner
strobe, chaser or other form of special will be asked to kindly refrain from
attention-getting lighting, unless otherwise videotaping. If they continue to do so, the
specifically permitted by Major League owner will be given the option of returning the
Baseball; camera to their vehicle or having Major League
iv) park any trailer, truck or other vehicle at the Baseball hold onto it for them at the RBI World
fields at any time for the purpose of advertising Series office.
or promoting business without prior approval iv) spectators may be prohibited from bringing
of Major League Baseball; coolers, backpacks and large bags into RBI
v) engage in any conduct that might tend to World Series sites. Small bags may be
interfere with or impede the use of any portion subject to inspection.
of the fields, by any customer, business invitee, v) food or drink (event participants and
employee or other Patrons of the fields; spectators may be permitted an exception upon
vi) create a disturbance; attract attention; or approval of the fields management).
harass, annoy, disparage, or be detrimental to
the interest of any of the business or activities
(including the competitive events) at the fields;
94.1) Field and Venue Information (cont’d)
D) Parking. All motor vehicles shall be parked in were constructed, and no foreign substances of
an orderly manner within designated parking any kind whatsoever shall be disposed therein.
spaces. Field management shall have the right If it is determined that Event participants,
to tow away any vehicle, at owner’s expense, through its use, caused any breakage, stoppage
which is improperly parked in violation of or damage to any restroom facility at the field,
these rules. Event participants will be responsible for the
cost to repair such damage.
E) Deliveries/Loading/Unloading. All deliveries
to the field and loading and unloading of goods H) Signs. No signs shall be erected, placed or
shall be done only at such locations, in such installed by Event participants without Major
manner and at such times as may be designated League Baseball’s prior written consent.
by Fields management.
I) Competition Rules. The competition rules of
F) Facilities. The entire facilities contained the RBI World Series or sport’s governing body
within the field shall not be used for any sanctioning the event shall apply to all
purpose other than that for which they were competitions held at the field. This includes
constructed. If it is reasonably determined in RBI World Series rules of competitor conduct.
the opinion of Major League Baseball that Major League Baseball will assist in the strict
Event participants, through its use, caused any enforcement of the authority of umpires and
breakage or damage to any facility at the field, other officials to govern the competition and in
Event participants will be responsible for the the enforcement of rules of RBI or sport’s
cost to repair such damage. governing body.
G) Restrooms. The restrooms, toilets, urinals, J) Acceptance. By entering into the field, all
wash bowls, locker room and other bathroom patrons and other users of invitees of the field
facilities and apparatus shall not be used for agree to be bound by and will adhere to these
any purpose other than that for which they rules.
K) P&G Cincinnati MLB Youth Academy: is the sixth facility to join Major League Baseball's Youth Academy
movement. The Reds Community Fund began providing a fall and winter Academy curriculum in 2009 and
featured attendance of more than 5,600 in 2013-2014. Major League Baseball's Youth Academy program aims to
set the standard for baseball and softball instruction, teach and educate in America, and enhance the quality of
life in the surrounding communities.
L) J. Page Hayden Field at Xavier University: Hayden Field is the home of Xavier University Baseball. Located
on Victory Parkway next to the O'Connor Sports Center, Hayden Field, named after J. Page Hayden (1898-
1979), is the home of the Xavier Musketeers baseball team. The Musketeers have played at the same on-campus
site since the 1920's, when then St. Xavier University purchased the Avondale Athletic Club in Evanston.
Present day Hayden Field was dedicated in 1982 when money donated in Hayden's name was used to fund the
renovation of XU's baseball field.
M) Great American Ballpark: Located on the winding banks of the Ohio River in downtown Cincinnati, Great
American Ball Park serves as the home of the Cincinnati Reds, baseball's first professional franchise. The
ballpark officially opened for the 2003 season, making 2017 its 15th big-league season.
4.2 INFORMATION FOR PARENTS AND GUESTS ATTENDING THE SERIES
10A) ALL FAMILY, FRIENDS, AND GUESTS ATTENDING THE RBI WORLD SERIES® ARE RESPONSIBLE
FOR THEIR OWN MEALS, ADMISSION TO EVENTS AND ATTRACTIONS, LODGING AND
TRANSPORTATION TO AND FROM LOCATIONS IN THE GREATER CINCINNATI AREA.
B) There is no admission charge to attend RBI World Series games. There may be parking fees at some venues.
C) PLEASE NOTE: Due to limited seating capacity, family members and guests will not be able to attend the
welcome banquets. The welcome banquets will only be for players and coaches.
5) Addresses
5.1 HOTEL ADDRESSES (Players & World Series Staff Only)
Kingsgate Marriott Conference Center at the University of Cincinnati
151 Goodman Drive, Cincinnati, OH 45219
(513) 487-3800
5.2 FRIENDS & FAMILIES HOTEL
Clarion Hotel - Cincinnati North Crowne Plaza Cincinnati Blue Ash
3855 Hauck Road, Cincinnati, OH 45241 5901 Pfeiffer Road, Cincinnati, OH 45242
(518) 563-8330 (513) 793-4500
Springhill Suites Cincinnati Midtown Courtyard Covington
610 Eden Park Drive, Cincinnati, Ohio 45202 500 West 3rd Street, Covington Kentucky, 41011
513-381-8300 1-859-491-4000
Marriott Rivercenter Marriott North
10 West RiverCenter Blvd, Covington, Kentucky, 41011 6189 Muhlhauser Road, West Chester Ohio, 45069
1-859-261-2900 1-513-874-7335
Marriott Northeast
9664 S. Mason Montgomery Road, Mason, Ohio 45040
1-513-459-9800
11(5.2) Venue Addresses
BASEBALL SOFTBALL
P&G Cincinnati MLB Youth Academy P&G Cincinnati MLB Youth Academy
2026 E. Seymour Avenue 2026 E. Seymour Avenue
Cincinnati, OH 45237 Cincinnati, OH 45237
(Pool Play/Championship Location) (Pool Play Location)
Xavier University – J. Page Hayden Field William Mason High School Stadium
(Across from Gallagher Student Center) 6100 Mason Montgomery Road
3800 Victory Parkway Mason, OH 45040
Cincinnati, OH 45207 (Pool Play Location)
(Pool Play Location)
Great American Ballpark
100 Joe Nuxhall Way
Cincinnati, OH 45202
(Pool Play Location)
Withrow University High School
2520 Madison Road
Cincinnati, OH 45208
(Pool Play Location)
ATTRACTIONS
Great American Ballpark
100 Joe Nuxhall Way
Cincinnati, OH 45202
Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden
3400 Vine Street
Cincinnati, OH 45220
HOSPITAL
Bethesda North Hospital | TriHealth
10500 Montgomery Road
Cincinnati, OH 45242
126) Travel Information
6.1 Airport Security Travel Tips
A) Trip Preparation
- You are allowed to have one carry-on bag and one
- You will need your paper ticket, e-ticket personal item (such as purse or briefcase).
confirmation, itinerary and/or boarding pass to get
through the security checkpoint at the airport. - Be prepared to remove your laptop from its travel
case so that it can be x-rayed separately.
- Bring proper photo identification – government
issued non-driver’s ID, a valid photo driver's - Policies on liquids: 3-1-1 for carry-ons = 3 ounce
license, an active passport or employee bottle or less; 1 quart-sized, clear, plastic, zip-top
identification from a county, state or federal bag; 1 bag per passenger placed in screening bin.
agency. Passengers traveling from Canada and One-quart bag per person limits the total liquid
Dominican Republic must carry a passport. volume each traveler can bring. 3 oz. container size
Passengers traveling from Puerto Rico do not need is a security measure.
a passport, but will need a government-issued
photo ID. - Limit metal objects worn on your person or
clothing. All hand-carried items, including coats,
- Do not pack any sharp objects, such as scissors and cell phones, keys, change, food, etc. must be
knives, in your checked baggage. A detailed list of screened through the x-ray machine.
items prohibited in aircraft cabins follows. Items
allowed in carry-on baggage include nail clippers, - If the alarm sounds when you walk through the
nail files, tweezers, safety razors (including metal detector, you will be screened with a hand-
disposable razors), eyelash curlers, knitting held metal detector and may also be subject to a
needles, walking canes and umbrellas. pat-down search.
B) Airport Check-In - Passengers may also be randomly selected to be
inspected.
Allow an ample amount of time before your flight is
scheduled to depart: - Remove shoes.*
- Domestic flights: Check bags at least 60 minutes D) Gate Procedures
prior; be at the gate at least 30 minutes prior;
aircraft doors close 15 minutes prior. - You and your carry-on baggage may be randomly
selected for additional screening at your departure
- International flights: Check bags at least 90 gate.
minutes prior; be at the gate at least 30 minutes
prior; aircraft doors close 15 minutes prior. - You may be required to show your identification
along with your ticket and/or boarding pass as you
C) Security Screening board the aircraft. Aircraft doors close 15 minutes
prior to departure.
Please observe the following federally-mandated rules
and procedures at all airport security checkpoints:
E) Baggage Charges by Airline
- Be prepared to show your paper ticket, e-ticket
confirmation and/or boarding pass with a - You may be charged up to $70 for checked bags.
government-issued photo ID as you approach the Major League Baseball will not reimburse teams for
security checkpoint. checked bag charges
- Only ticketed passengers are allowed beyond the *TSA pre-checked passengers may be able to by-pass
security checkpoints. Arrangements can be made this
at the ticket counter for non-travelers to
accompany travelers needing special assistance.
136.1) Travel Information (cont’d)
6.2 Items prohibited from aircraft cabins:
The following items will not be allowed through the security checkpoint. Please note that this list is not all-inclusive. In addition to
items specifically listed here, other items that may be deemed to present a potential threat may also be prohibited.
Passengers should be aware that there are no provisions for returning banned items to them when they are left at the security
checkpoint. In addition, those who attempt to bring banned items through the checkpoints are subject to civil penalties of up to $1,100
per violation in addition to criminal penalties.
Ammunition Dog repellent Mace Replica weapons
Automatic spray Martial arts Revolvers
weapons Dynamite devices Rifles
Axes Fire Meat cleavers Road flares
BASEBALL extinguishers Metal SCUBA knives
BATS Flare pistols scissors with Sabers
BB guns Golf clubs pointed tips Screwdrivers
Billy clubs Gun lighters Nunchucks Shot guns
Blackjacks Gunpowder Pellet guns Ski poles
Blasting caps Hammers Pen knives Spear guns
Bows and Hand Pepper spray Starter pistols
arrows grenades Pistols Straight razors
Box cutters Hatchets Plastic Stun guns/shocking
Brass Hockey sticks explosives devices
knuckles Hunting Pool cues Swords
Bull whips knives Portable Tear gas
Cattle prods Ice axe/Ice power drills
Throwing stars
Compressed pick Portable
Toy transformer
air guns Knives (any power saws robots (toy forms a toy
Corkscrews length) Razor blades gun)
Cricket bats Kubatons (not in a Toy weapons
Crow bars Large, heavy cartridge)
Disabling tools (such as Religious
chemicals or wrenches, knives
gases pliers, etc.)
Baggage Charges by Airline*
AIRLINES 1st bag (each way) 2nd bag (each way)
AirTran $20 $25
American $25 $35
Delta $25 $35
JetBlue N/A $40
Spirit $30 online check-in; $40 airport check-in; Carry-on bags: $20 $35
Southwest n/a n/a
United $25 $35
US Airways $25 $35
*Information taken from the American Society of Travel Agents and should not be considered final. Please
check your airline’s website for updated information.
147) RBI Workout Day
Major League Baseball personnel will conduct the RBI Workout Day. The workout consists of skill events in a Major
League Baseball format. The following are descriptions of event:
1. 60 Yard Dash
Coaches will select a maximum of four (4) players to race 60 yards against the clock.
2. Outfield
Coaches will select a maximum of four (4) players to throw for distance.
• 4 balls will be hit to each left fielder to throw 2 to second base and 2 to home
• 4 balls will be hit to each center fielder to throw 2 to third base and 2 to home
• 4 balls will be hit to each right fielder to throw 2 to third base and 2 to home
3. Catcher’s Accuracy Throw
Each coach will select up to two (2) catchers to throw from home plate to second base.
4. Infield
Each coach selects a complete infield (6)
• Infielders will go to their position and setup at deepest position
• Each infielder will get 2 (deep) ground ball to throw to first base
• Each infielder will get one with throw coming back from the catcher
• Each infielder will get a ground ball to turn two
7.1 MLB SCOUT TRYOUT WORKOUT DAY FORMAT
◊ Seniors will take an infield with their starting nine.
◊ They will be judged individually by position (outfielder, infielder and catcher) and as a team.
◊ Scouts will hit to the infield to keep the exercise at about eight minutes per team.
◊ Outfielders will make two throws to third base and two throws to home plate.
◊ Infielders will make two throws to first base, attempt one double play and finish off with a slow roller.
◊ The first baseman will make four throws to third base.
◊ Catchers will make three throws to second base and will be judged on accuracy and time.
1st Team 1 Main Diamond
2nd Team 2 Main Diamond
3rd Team 3 S2 Diamond warming up
4th Team 4 S2 Diamond warming up
5th Team 5 Warms up on S2 when Team 6 rotates
6th Team 6 Warms up on S2 when Team 5 rotates
7th Team 7 Warms up when Team 4 rotates
8th Team 8 Warms up when Team 2 rotates
After all teams have completed workout, all teams then go to the 60-yard dash area.
158) RBI Workout Day Event Form
TEAM _________________________________________ PARTICIPANTS
60 Yard Dash
1.________________________________________
2.________________________________________
3.________________________________________
4.________________________________________
1.______________________________________RF
Outfield (Right, left, center)
2.______________________________________LF
3.______________________________________CF
1.________________________________________
Catchers Throw
2.________________________________________
Team Infield 1.________________________________________(P)
2._______________________________________(C)
3._______________________________________(1B)
4._______________________________________(2B)
5________________________________________(3B)
6.________________________________________(SS)
169) Public Relations
RBI on-site public relations involve notifying the media of issues and/or events related to the RBI World
Series. In order to get the information to the media, we will need your assistance.
Should you have any stories regarding a team, individual player, or anything newsworthy occurring at the
tournament, please let us know. This story can be about something that occurred leading up to the World
Series or anything of interest that may happen during the event.
All public relations efforts will be coordinated through Major League Baseball on-site PR staff during the
entire event. We can be reached in person on the fields or in the office, which is located at the Kingsgate
Marriott Convention Center.
We will be updating local and national media daily with results and standings as well as any newsworthy
stories we receive.
Please feel free to contact us with anything you believe might be of interest to the media.
Steve Arocho Major League Baseball – 212-931-7581
Kerline Batista Major League Baseball- 212-931-7899
1710) 2017 RBI Regional & World Series Tournaments
To reach the 2017 RBI World Series teams competed in the following Regional Tournaments:
Region Host League Host City
Caribbean MLB Latín América Office Miami, FL
Southeast Atlanta Braves Atlanta, GA
Mid – Atlantic Philadelphia Phillies RBI Philadelphia, PA
Southwest NOLA RBI & Youth Academy New Orleans, LA
East Detroit PAL RBI Detroit, MI
Central Minnesota Twins RBI Minneapolis, MN
West Angels RBI Anaheim, CA
Northeast Boys & Girls Club of Pawtucket RBI Pawtucket, RI
11) Previous World Series Champions & Venues
Year Location Host Team Junior Baseball Senior Baseball Softball Champion
Champion Champion
1993 St. Louis, MO Cardinals Atlanta, GA Atlanta, GA
1994 Anaheim, CA Angels Puerto Rico Puerto Rico
1995 Philadelphia, PA Phillies Atlanta, GA Los Angeles, CA Newark, NJ
1996 Cleveland, OH Indians Puerto Rico Puerto Rico Puerto Rico
1997 Denver, CO Rockies Miami, FL Puerto Rico St. Petersburg, FL
1998 Kissimmee, FL Braves Puerto Rico Atlanta, GA Denver, CO
1999 Kissimmee, FL Braves Puerto Rico Puerto Rico Miami, FL
2000 Kissimmee, FL Braves Los Angeles, CA Los Angeles, CA Los Angeles, CA
2001 Kissimmee, FL Braves Los Angeles, CA Tampa, FL Atlanta, GA
2002 Chicago, IL White Sox Atlanta, GA Los Angeles, CA Atlanta, GA
2003 Houston, TX Astros Los Angeles, CA Los Angeles, CA Atlanta, GA
2004 Detroit, MI Tigers Puerto Rico Miami, FL Atlanta, GA
2005 Pittsburgh, PA Pirates Los Angeles, CA Los Angeles, CA Atlanta, GA
2006 Compton, CA Angels/Dodgers Detroit, MI Los Angeles, CA Atlanta, GA
2007 Compton, CA Dodgers/Angels Detroit, MI Philadelphia, PA Atlanta, GA
2008 Compton, CA Angels/Dodgers Detroit, MI Los Angeles, CA Santo Domingo, DR
2009 Jupiter, FL Marlins Compton, CA Compton, CA Hilo, HI
2010 Jupiter, FL Marlins Santa Domingo, DR Houston, TX Los Angeles, CA
2011 Minneapolis, MN Twins Santa Domingo, DR Venice, CA Los Angeles, CA
2012 Minneapolis, MN Twins Santo Domingo, DR Jersey City, NJ Santo Domingo, DR
2013 Minneapolis, MN Twins Venice, CA Harrisburg, PA Atlanta, GA
2014 Arlington, TX Rangers Miami, FL Jersey City, NJ Santo Domingo, DR
2015 Arlington, TX Rangers Santo Domingo, DR Miami, FL Cleveland, OH
2016 Cincinnati, OH Reds Chicago White Sox Tolleson, AZ Santo Domingo, DR
18About Reviving Baseball in Inner Cities (RBI)
Reviving Baseball in Inner Cities (RBI) is a youth outreach program designed to:
1) Increase participation and interest in baseball and softball
2) Encourage academic participation and achievement
3) Increase number of talented athletes prepared to play in college and minor leagues
4) Promote greater inclusion of minorities into the mainstream of the game
5) Teach the value of teamwork
RBI programs have been started in more than 200 cities worldwide, and annually provide nearly 200,000 boys
and girls the opportunity to play baseball and softball. The Jr. RBI playing divisions for baseball and softball
players.
MLB and its Clubs have designated more than $30 million worth of resources to the RBI program and all 30
Major League Baseball Clubs support RBI programs, and 24 directly operate or are actively involved in local
programs.
Since the inception of the RBI program in 1989, MLB Clubs have drafted more than 180 RBI participants,
including 16 players selected overall in 2017.
The RBI program features educational and life skills components. Local RBI programs have the opportunity to
conduct a variety of courses, including:
o Breaking Barriers: In Sports, in Life, a multicultural character education program developed by Major
League Baseball
o The RBI for RBI Scholarship program has provided over sixty $20,000 scholarships for college-bound
high school seniors that participate in RBI programs
1913) SOFTBALL ROSTERS
MATHEWS-DICKY BOYS & GIRLS
CLEVELAND RBI HOUSTON ASTROS RBI HOBOKEN RBI
CLUB RBI
COACHES COACHES COACHES COACHES
PHILADELPHIA
NOBU YAMAUCHI RBI SOUTHEAST PUERTO RICO AGUADILLA RBI
PHILLIES RBI
COACHES COACHES COACHES COACHES
2014) JUNIOR BASEBALL ROSTERS
DETROIT PAL RBI HOUSTON ASTROS RBI BGC PAWTUCKET RBI CHICAGO WHITE SOX RBI
COACHES COACHES COACHES COACHES
ARIZONA RBI SOUTHEAST PHILADELPHIIA PHILLIES RBI DOMINICAN REPUBLIC RBI
COACHES COACHES COACHES COACHES
2115) SENIOR BASEBALL ROSTERS
CINCINNATI REDS RBI HOUSTON ASTROS RBI PATERSON BASEBALL ASOOC. RBI CHICAGO WHITE SOX RBI
COACHES COACHES COACHES COACHES
NOBU YAMAUCHI RBI SOUTHEAST BALTIMORE ORIOLES RBI PUERTO RICO AGUADILLA RBI
COACHES COACHES COACHES COACHES
2216) Travel Directions
Directions from Downtown Cincinnati to P&G Cincinnati Directions from Downtown Cincinnati to Miami
MLB Youth Academy, 2026 Seymour Avenue, Cincinnati, OH University Softball Complex
45237 39.3 miles, 49 min
11.5 miles, 18 min 1. Get on I-75 N from E 4th St, 5 min (1.2 mi)
Get on I-71 N from E 5th St, 3 min (0.7 mi) 2. Head south on Walnut St toward Government Pl, 0.1 mi
1. Head south on Walnut St toward Government Pl, 328 ft 3. Use the right 2 lanes to turn right onto E 4th St, 0.4 mi
2. Use the left 2 lanes to turn left onto E 5th St, 0.3 mi 4. Use any lane to take the I-75 N ramp to Dayton, 0.5 mi
3. Use the middle lane to stay on E 5th St, 39 ft 5. Keep left and merge onto I-75 N, 0.2 mi
4. Use the left lane to take the Interstate 71 N ramp to Columbus, 6. Take I-74/US-52 W and I-275 N to US-27 N in Oxford,
Continue on I-71 N to US-42 N/Reading Rd. Take exit 2 from 44 min (38.1 mi)
OH-562 W, 9 min (8.9 mi) 7. Merge onto I-75 N, 3.2 mi
5. Merge onto I-71 N, 6.4 mi 8. Take the 4/Interstate 74 W/U.S. 52 W/U.S. 27
6. Take exit 8B for OH-562 toward Norwood, 0.5 mi N/Indianapolis exit, 0.4 mi
7. Continue onto OH-562 W, 1.8 mi 9. Continue onto I-74/US-27 N/US-52 W
8. Take exit 2 for US-42/Reading Rd, 0.1 mi 10. Continue to follow I-74/US-52 W, 9.4 mi
Continue on Reading Rd to your destination, 6 min (2.0 mi) 11. Take exit 9 to merge onto I-275 N toward I-75/Dayton,
9. Continue straight onto US-42 N/Reading Rd, 338 ft 5.2 mi
10. Continue straight onto Reading Rd, 1.3 mi 12. Take exit 33 for US-27/Colerain Ave/OH-126, 0.3 mi
11. Turn right onto Seymour Ave, 0.4 mi 13. Turn left onto OH-126 W/US-27 N/Colerain Ave
12. Turn left at Rhode Island Ave/Section Ave 14. Continue to follow US-27 N, 10.6 mi
Destination will be on the left, 0.2 mi 15. Turn left onto Water St, 0.1 mi
16. Turn right onto Mill St, 492 ft
Directions from Downtown Cincinnati to Mason High 17. Turn left onto US-27 N/Millville Oxford Rd
School, 6100 Mason Montgomery Road, Mason, OH 45040 18. Continue to follow US-27 N, 8.8 mi
30 min (25.2 miles), Via I-71 N, 29 min without traffic Arrive at Miami University, 501 East High Street, Oxford, OH
Get on I-71 N from E 5th St, 3 min (0.7 mi) 45056
1. Head south on Walnut St toward Government Pl, 328 ft
2. Use the left 2 lanes to turn left onto E 5th St, 0.3 mi Directions from Downtown Cincinnati to Xavier
3. Use the left lane to take the Interstate 71 N ramp to University
Columbus, 0.2 mi 5.4 miles, 11 min
4. Follow I-71 N to Western Row Rd in Warren County. Take 1. Get on I-71 N from E 5th St, 3 min (0.7 mi)
exit 24 from I-71 N, 21 min (21.9 mi) 2. Head south on Walnut St toward Government Pl, 328 ft
5. Follow Western Row Rd, Tylersville Rd and Mason 3. Use the left 2 lanes to turn left onto E 5th St, 0.3 mi
Montgomery Rd to your destination in Mason, 6 min (2.6 4. Use the middle lane to stay on E 5th St, 39 ft
mi) 5. Use the left lane to take the Interstate 71 N ramp to
Columbus, 0.2 mi
Directions from Downtown Cincinnati to Withrow High 6. Follow I-71 N to Duck Creek Rd. Take exit 5 from I-71 N,
School, 2520 Madison Road, Cincinnati, OH 45208 4 min (3.8 mi)
1. Follow I-71 N to Duck Creek Rd. Take exit 5 from I-71 N 7. Merge onto I-71 N, 3.5 mi
2. Continue on Duck Creek Road. Turn right onto Dana 8. Take exit 5 toward Dana Ave/Montqomery Rd, 0.2 mi
Avenue and follow to Madison Road (1.4 mi) 9. Take Montgomery Rd to Cleneay Ave in Norwood, 4
3. Follow Madison Road to your destination, Withrow min (0.9 mi)
University High School on the left. 10. Turn right onto Duck Creek Rd, 0.2 mi
11. Use the right 2 lanes to turn right onto Montgomery Rd,
Directions from Downtown Cincinnati to Great American 0.6 mi
Ballpark 12. Turn left onto Cleneay Ave, 0.2 mi
1. Head south on Walnut St toward Government Pl, 0.3 mi Arrive at Xavier University, 3800 Victory Pkwy, Cincinnati,
2. Turn left onto Second St E, 466 ft OH 45207
3. Turn right onto Joe Nuxhall Way, 59 ft
Arrive at Great American Ball Park, 100 Joe Nuxhall Way,
Cincinnati, OH 45202
2317) 2015 MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL
ON-SITE TOURNAMENT PERSONNEL LIST
Major League Baseball Youth Programs Office Office Cell
Tony Reagins ..................................................................................................................................(212) 931-7632
David James .....................................................................................................................................(212) 931-7839 (570) 916-1743
Bennett Shields…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..(212)931-7686 (917)715-3238
Jessica Dunn....................................................................................................................................(212) 931-7449 (978) 855-8052
Koely Kempisty……………………………………………………………….………………………………………………………...(212) 931-7455 (646) 750-9857
Steve Smiegocki .............................................................................................................................(212) 931-7800 x1120 (609)915-9466
Liz Benn ...........................................................................................................................................(212) 931-7800 x1121 (347)634-0174
Cam Scott ........................................................................................................................................(212) 931-7800 x1115 (718)736-5101
Steve Eychener ...............................................................................................................................(212) 931-7800 x1122 (315)794-2920
Resident Security Agents (RSA’s)
Joe Borger ........................................................................................................................................(513) 233-5781 CIN
M’Johno Foster...............................................................................................................................(414) 517-7082 MIL
Steve Martin ...................................................................................................................................(314) 972-3465 STL
Carlos Bermudez............................................................................................................................(914) 673-6808 NYM
Adam Hennie ..................................................................................................................................(513) 515-4179 CIN
Eric Ewing .......................................................................................................................................(313) 623-6573 DET
Andy Stender ..................................................................................................................................(612) 247-9756 MIN
Victor Minor ...................................................................................................................................(206) 999-3482 SEA
Jose de la Cruz ................................................................................................................................(809) 863-3611 DR
Karen Huels ....................................................................................................................................(773) 343-2618 CHI
Kristen Aufdemberg......................................................................................................................(714) 876-3838 Compton
Tanya Little .....................................................................................................................................(215) 520-1654 PHI
Ariadne Bonano ..............................................................................................................................(646) 593-0435 MLB
RBI World Series Staff Office ................................................................................ .................(212) 931-7590
Cincinnati Reds
Charley Frank ………………………………………………………………………………………………………....……………......(513) 765-7231 (513) 503-8945
Jerome Wright……………………………………………………………………………………………………….……………….…..(513) 765-7341 (216) 224-8075
Matthew Wagner (859) 240-8714
Herb Riley…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….(513) 765-5000 (513) 687-2922
Colleen Cheek……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..(513) 765-7041 (513) 259-8685
Sara Ingram………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….……….(513) 765-7240 (847) 962-6082
Transportation
Public Relations
Steve Arocho ………………………………………………………… ..................................................... (212)-931–7581
Tournament Hotel
Kingsgate Marriott Convention Center……………………………………………………………….(513) 487-3800
Head Athletic Trainer
24PARTICIPATING TEAMS
2017 RBI World Series – Participating Cities
JUNIOR DIVISION SENIOR DIVISION SOFTBALL
Caribbean Region
Dominican Republic RBI Puerto Rico Aguadilla RBI Puerto Rico Aguadilla RBI
Champions
Central Region Mathews-Dickey Boys & Girls
Chicago White Sox RBI Chicago White Sox RBI
Champions Club RBI
East Region Cleveland Baseball Federation
Detroit PAL RBI Cincinnati Reds RBI
Champions RBI
Mid-Atlantic
Philadelphia Phillies RBI Baltimore Orioles RBI Philadelphia Phillies RBI
Champions
Northeast Region Boys & Girls Club of Paterson (NJ) Baseball
Hoboken (NJ) RBI
Champions Pawtucket (RI) RBI Association RBI
Southeast Region
TBD TBD TBD
Champions
Southwest Region
Houston Astros RBI Houston Astros RBI Houston Astros RBI
Champions
West Region Nobu Yamauchi RBI Nobu Yamauchi RBI
Arizona RBI
Champions (Hilo, HI) (Hilo, HI)
25BASEBALL JUNIORS - AMERICAN LEAGUE BASEBALL SENIORS - NATIONAL LEAGUE
EAST WEST EAST WEST
Southwest-Houston Astros RBI Caribbean- Central-Chicago White Sox Mid-Atlantic-
Mid-Atlantic- Dominican Republic RBI RBI Baltimore Orioles RBI
Philadelphia Phillies RBI East-Detroit PAL RBI Southeast-TBD Southwest-
Central-Chicago White Sox RBI Southeast-TBD Northeast-Paterson Baseball Houston Astros RBI
West- Arizona RBI Northeast- BGC Pawtucket RBI Association RBI West-Nobu Yamauchi RBI
East-Cincinnati RBI Caribbean-Puerto Rico
RBI Aguadilla
MONDAY, JULY 31
TIME
8:00am Team Arrivals
6:30PM Coaches Meeting @ P&G Cincinnati MLB Youth Academy
7:30pm Opening Banquet @ P&G Cincinnati MLB Youth Academy
TUESDAY, AUGUST 1
Juniors West -
Seniors East – Seniors West – Juniors East/West -
TIME @ Xavier University
@ YA FIELD # 2 @ YA FIELD #3 @ GABP
Hayden Field
Team Photos
9:00am Central @ East Caribbean @ West (8AM) Southwest @ West East @ Northeast
11:30a Southeast @ (10:30AM) Mid-Atlantic
Mid-Atlantic @ Southwest Southeast @ Caribbean
m Northeast @ Central
5:00pm Northeast @ Southeast
6:00pm Round Table / Community Service
Juniors East - Juniors East- Juniors West -
@ YA FIELD # 2 @ YA FIELD #3 @ GABP
West @ Mid-
6:30pm Central @ Southwest
Atlantic
7:30pm Caribbean @ East
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2
Seniors West -
Juniors East - Juniors West - Seniors East/West -
TIME @ Xavier University
@ YA FIELD # 2 @ YA FIELD #3 @ GABP
Hayden Field
Team Photos
9:00am Southwest v Mid-Atlantic* Southeast v East* (8AM) East @ Southeast West v Mid-Atlantic
(10:30AM) Northeast @ Southwest @
11:30am Central v West* Caribbean v Northeast*
Central Caribbean
5:30pm Caribbean v Mid-Atlantic*
6:00pm Round Table @ Kingsgate Marriott
Seniors East - Seniors East - Seniors West -
@ YA FIELD # 2 @ YA FIELD #3 @ GABP
6:30pm Southeast v Central* East v Northeast*
7:30pm Southwest v West*
THURSDAY, AUGUST 3
TIME
8:00am Workout Day @ YA
12:35pm
26FRIDAY, AUGUST 4
INTERLEAGUE PLAYOFFS
Seniors @ Seniors Seniors Seniors @
UYA @ Xavier University @ YA FIELD #3 Withrow HS Field #1
TIME
@ YA FIELD #
2
4th West @ 1st 4th East @ 1st West 3rd East @ 2nd West 3rd West @ 2nd East
8:00am
East
Juniors @ UYA Juniors Juniors Juniors @ Withrow HS Field #1
@ YA FIELD # @ Xavier University @ YA FIELD #3
2
4th West @ 1st
10:30am 4th East @ 1st West 3rd East @ 2nd West 3rd West @ 2nd East
East
Seniors @ Seniors Juniors Juniors @ Withrow HS Field #1
UYA @ Xavier University @ YA FIELD #3
@ YA FIELD #
2
8:00am
2:00pm 8:00am winners 10:30am winners 10:30am winners
winners
6:40pm Cincinnati Reds vs. St. Louis Cardinals @ Great American Ballpark
SATURDAY, AUGUST 5
TIME All Games at P&G Cincinnati MLB Youth Academy
8:00am Junior Division Championship Game (Sunday 2:00pm Junior winners)
Conclusion of
Game Presentation of Junior Championship Awards
Senior Division Championship Game (Sunday 2:00pm Senior winners)
11:30am
Conclusion of
Game Presentation of Senior Championship Awards
ALL TIMES LOCAL; Eastern TIME, *Coin flip will determine the visiting and home team
# Interleague Playoffs –Highest seed will be the home team
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