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AAA State Handout July 2021 AAA Teams. Congratulations on advancing to the 2021 AAA Legion State Tournament! This year, the 8-team double-elimination tournament will be held at Roy Johnson Field in Kennewick, Washington. The Kennewick Outlaws from Area IV will host. There is a mandatory pre-tournament coach’s meeting set for 7:00pm at Roy Johnson Field. Please remember to bring your team book with all your player forms and proof of insurance. Area IV Kennewick Outlaws American Legion Baseball is excited to host the state tournament and hope that this is a great experience for all. Best of luck and we look forward to meeting you! Legion AAA state tournament contacts: Field Host: Jake Milbauer, Kennewick Outlaws AAA - 509.539.6582 Tournament Coordinator: Tonia Ridley – 509.366.6606 Area IV Commissioners Bill Baker – Senior Commissioner Area IV – 509.539.6400 Ken Weyrick -Commissioner Area IV – 509.388.4481 Randy Prewett – Commissioner Area IV Please don't hesitate to contact me if you have any questions. We are looking forward to seeing you soon! Yours in Legion Baseball WC “Bill” Baker WALB Sr. Commissioner Area IV Hotel information: Room Blocks for TEAMS ONLY are available at: (please do not allow your parents to book the rooms blocked for the team) Best Western Kennewick, 602 N Young St. Double-queen $119/nigh Hotel Phone Number: 509-396-9979 Group Name: Kennewick Phantoms Baseball Group ID: 4S7BG8M5 Cutoff Date: July 20, 2021 –After this date all unused rooms are released back into general inventory and the hotel is no longer contractually obligated to honor the discounted group rate. -Over the Phone, by calling the hotel directly at 509-396-9979 and providing your Group Name and check in/out dates. -Online, by following this link: https://www.bestwestern.com/en_US/book/hotel- rooms.48189.html?groupId=4S7BG8M5 Red Lion Inn, Kennewick, 1101 N Columbia Center Boulevard, Double-queen $119/night Hotel Phone Number: 509-783-0611 Group Name: Kennewick Phantoms Baseball Group Code: KENN0726 Cutoff Date: July 20, 2021 –After this date, all unbooked rooms are released back into general inventory and the hotel is no longer obligated to honor the discounted group rate. Online, by going to our website and following these simple steps: Website: https://www.redlion.com/red-lion-hotels/wa/kennewick/red-lion-hotel- kennewick-columbia-center#hotel-rooms Select your check in and check out dates at the top of the screen. Click the drop down arrow next to “Discounts” at the top of the screen. Click on “Group Code” and then enter in your Group Code of KENN0726 (must be in all caps). Click “Close” and then click “Update”. Your group rate and room types will then pull up. Select the room you would like to reserve and enter in your information to book! -By Phone, by calling the hotel directly at 509.783.0611 and providing your Group Name, Group Code KENN0726 and check in and out dates. More visitor information at Visitor and Convention website: www.visittri-cities.com Field Address: 246 W 8th Ave. Kennewick. Teams can pick alternate accommodations. “Google” search “Roy Johnson Field” to identify specific pricing and locations to suit their needs. Game times and pairings: Please refer to the official brackets 2021 Washington A Legion State Tournament Pre-Game Facility Guidelines BATTING PRACTICE There will be no on-field batting practice before any competition. The site has batting cages available for use. Only the teams preparing for the next game at will be allowed to use the cages starting as follows: Home team: 90 minutes before game time for 30 minutes Visitor: 60 minutes before game time for 30 minutes Cleats or turf shoes are okay in the cages. Whiffle balls or soft balls may be hit prior to the game on an auxiliary field or open grass area. Please do not hit any type of ball into fencing at any of the sites. Teams must provide their own baseballs for batting practice. INFIELD/OUTFIELD PRACTICE NO infield/outfield will be allowed prior to games -this helps keep the field in shape (grass really struggles in the arid environment of the Tri-cities) and gives the field prep crew sufficient time to get your playing surface in good condition. Ground balls and fly balls may be taken in the outfield prior to games. Please stay off of the infield and foul lines! 2021 Washington A Legion State Tournament Admission Prices TOURNAMENT PASSES Tournament passes are valid for all days of competition. Passes must be shown at the gate for entry. Family Pass (two adults, three children under 18) …………………………… $50 Adult Pass……………………………………………………………………... $20 Senior/Student Pass………………………………………………………………… $15 SINGLE DAY PASSES Single day passes are valid for only that day of competition. Passes must be shown at the gate for entry into each complex. Adults………………….………………………………………………………....... $5 Seniors/Students…………………………………………………………………... $4 WALB Commissioners, Scouts, Coach’s Spouses, Active Military w/ ID and Children 12 years of age & under… Free .
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