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Division III Socal State Amenities California Division III District 13 http://cad13.info/ Home of Champions SoCal Big League World Champs 1998- CVLL World Champs 2006- TOLL State US Champs 2009- CV/TOLL US Champs 2010- CV/TOLL US Champs 2015- CV/TOLL Tournament Juniors World Champs 1994- TOLL Majors US Champs 2004-CVLL West Region 1996-MPLL -Juniors Seniors West Region Champs 2004-El Rio LL Hosted by District 13 1972-Sunset LL District Staff Administrator Roger Lazar 1300 E Janss Road & District Staf Frank Brady Dave Chavez Rt 23 Fwy Kent Groeneveld Pat Hendrickson Conejo Creek Greg King Larry McEwen Ballpark Ralph Metz John Politowski Vern Williams Thousand Oaks, CA District 13 Leagues Conejo Valley LL Eastside LL Amenities El Rio LL Moorpark LL Port Hueneme LL Simi Valley LL Sunset LL Thousand Oaks LL Onsite batting cage. (No spikes) Multiple practice / Warm up areas Full Service Snack Bar Clean, Permanent Restrooms Complete Sound System Shaded Seating Areas Free Parking For Brackets go to http://www.cad13.info/tournaments/pd f/?id=233 For District 13 General info go to http://www.cad13.info/ Tournament Contacts DA Roger Lazar 805 208 8643 ADA David Chavez 805 908 1339 Pregame activities start 60 minutes before game time with coin toss. Standard format follows with warm-up starting 30 minutes before and introductions starting 10 minutes before game time Directions from North or South Ventura Fwy Take US-101 Ventura Fwy toward Thousand Oaks. Merge onto CA-23 N/Military Intelligence Service Memorial Hwy/Moorpark Fwy via EXIT 43B toward Fillmore. Then 1.84 miles Take the Janss Rd exit, EXIT 14. Then 0.29 miles Turn right onto E Janss Rd. Then 0.04 miles Conejo Creek South Park, 1300 E JANSS RD is on the right. o If you reach Paige Lane you've gone about 0.1 miles too far o Drive thru the parking lot, past the soccer fields o Baseball parking is beyond the left field fence at he end of the lot For alternate routes check out Google Maps https://www.google.com/maps The Fields The Tournament will use 2 venues located within 2 miles of each other. Field #1 CCB 1500 E Janss Rd, Thousand Oaks, CA 91360 Field #2 CLU Sparky Anderson Field, 60 W Olsen Rd,1000 Oaks, Conejo Creek Ballpark Conejo Creek Ballpark (CCB) will be primary venue for the tournament. All teams will have their first game at CCB. Now after 14 seasons of play, the turf has matured, the seating capacity has been expanded, a snack shack is in place along with a press booth, audio system and state-of-the-art electronic scoreboard. This field became a reality though financial backing of the AMGEN Corporation, the City of Thousand Oaks, the Conejo Parks and Recreation District (CR&PD), California Lutheran University (CLU), Conejo Valley Little League (CVLL) and the Mike Scioscia Amateur Baseball Development Group (ABDG). The complex is under the control of the CR&PD and ABDG. The field is currently home to the District 13 Junior and Senior Leagues. This field is of Major League quality. The entire playing surface was laser leveled; grass is tiff-dwarf hybrid Bermuda in both the infield and outfield with Hilltopper, stabilizer Gold and Turface on the appropriate skin areas. The perimeter of the field is completely fenced and covered with screening. Protected dugouts are large and the protective rails / backstop are padded. The Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim grounds crew set the bases and home plate, built the mounds on both the diamond and in the enclosed bullpens. There are sun shades over the bleachers and batting cages adjacent to the field. Any player who had ever laced up a pair of spikes would drool over the prospect of playing on this field. Mike Scioscia Goes to Bat for Little League Angel’s manager, Dodger great, Thousand Oaks resident and Little League father Mike Scioscia worked with local officials to get CCB built and improved. The grand plan has always been to provide a venue for Little League that would facilitate re-establishment of Junior and Senior League Tournament play. Sparky Anderson Field at Ullman Stadium CLU baseball has been playing for 2-seasons in this remarkable stadium. A picture of the facility can be seen at http://www.clusports.com/baseball/ . CLU Head Coach Marty Slimak has always supported Little League and was the keynote speaker at the opening ceremonies for the 1993 Regional tournament Hosted by District 13. His son played for Moorpark LL and like many of us, has a dream of seeing a world class Tournaments in Thousand Oaks at his field. In addition to being a full service facility, the Stadium is setup with camera wells and connectivity to support telecasting. Conejo Creek Ballpark Sparky Anderson Field, CLU Nearby Food Establishments Janss Rd & Moorpark Road Shopping Centers, 1 mile west on Janss Rd West Side Carl's Toppers Pizza Eggs & Things - Breakfast & Lunch Alpine Deli Little Calf Creamery & Cafe - Great ice Cream Treats Snapper Jacks Tacos Ralphs Grocery East Side McDonald's Jersey Mikes Starbucks Little Caesar's Pizza Panda Express Minato Sushi Vons Grocery Nearby Hotels Hyatt Westlake - 880 S. Westlake Blvd. The Westlake Inn - 31943 Agoura Road Palm Garden - Ventu Park Road Hampton Inn & Suites - 510 N. Ventu Park Road Courtyard Thousand Oaks - 1710 Newbury Road Restaurants In the Area Outback - TO Blvd Cheesecake Factory - The Oaks Mall Bucca de Bepo - Janss Marketplace Sharky's - Janss Marketplace The Alamo - Newbury Park Mouthful - TO Blvd, sandwiches Brent's Deli - Westlake The Olive Garden - The Oaks Mall Bandits BBQ - Janss Mall Stonefire Grill - TO Blvd, Westlake B J'S Brew house - TO Blvd, Westlake.
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