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The 2008 Under Armour Pre-Season All-America Tournament Welcome to the 2008 Under Armour Pre-Season All-America Tournament Kino Sports Complex Tucson, Arizona January 11th – January 13th Under Armour Pre-Season All-America Schedule (Players follow attached detailed itinerary) Friday, January 11th 6:30 PM Player registration and check-in | Doubletree Hotel Ballroom (1st Floor) 8 PM Under Armour All-America Opening Ceremony (coat and tie) | Doubletree Hotel Ballroom (1st Floor) Guest speakers: Ernie Young – Chicago White Sox Organization Clint Hurdle – Colorado Rockies Manager Saturday, January 12th 7:45 AM Report to fields: American, Central, Florida, Midwest, Mid-Atlantic, National, North, No. Cal 9:30 AM Report to fields: Northeast, Northwest, South, So. Cal, Southeast, Southwest, Texas, USA 12:45 PM Games: American vs. Central (Field #1) | Florida vs. Midwest (Field #2) Games: Mid-Atlantic vs. National (Field #3) | North vs. No. Cal (Field #4) 3:15 PM Games: Northeast vs. Northwest (Field #1) | South vs. So. Cal (Field #2) Games: Southeast vs. Southwest (Field #3) | Texas vs. USA (Field #4) 8 PM Guest speakers: Doug Glanville – Former Major League Outfielder Rick Sofield – Head Baseball Coach – University of South Carolina, Beaufort Sunday, January 13th 7:15 AM Report to fields: Florida, American, North, Mid-Atlantic, South, Northeast, USA, Southeast 9:30 AM Report to fields: Northwest, So. Cal, No. Cal, Southwest, National, Texas, Central, Midwest 12:00 PM Report to fields: Florida, American, North, Mid-Atlantic, South, Northeast, USA, Southeast 2:15 PM Report to fields: Northwest, So. Cal, No. Cal, Southwest, National, Texas, Central, Midwest Under Armour All-America Headquarter Hotel Under Armour All-America Tournament Site Doubletree Hotel Tucson at Reid Park Kino Sports Complex – North Side 445 South Alvernon Way 2500 East Ajo Way Tucson, AZ 85711 Tucson, AZ 85713 (520) 881 – 4200 local If players or parents have any questions during the event, please feel free to contact Steve Bernhardt (410) 340 – 3084 | Justin Roswell (805) 451 – 8203 2 0 0 8 U N D E R A R M O U R P R E S E A S O N A L L A M E R I C A T O U R N A M E N T Saturday, January 12th - Workout and Game Schedule | Please follow the respective teams' schedule down each vertical column American Central Florida Mid-Atlantic Midwest National No. Cal North Northeast Northwest So. Cal South Southeast Southwest Texas USA Time Time Time Time (N A V Y) (G R E E N) (O R A N G E) (S A N D) (P U R P L E) (R E D) (M O N S O O N) (B L A C K) (M A R O O N) (G O L D) (R O Y A L) (LT B L U E) (B R O W N) (Y E L L O W) (TX ORANGE) (W H I T E) Report to Report to Report to Report to Report to Report to Report to Report to Report to Report to Report to Report to Report to Report to Report to Report to 7:45 7:45 9:30 9:30 Field #1 Field #1 Field #2 Field #2 Field #3 Field #3 Field #4 Field #4 Field #1 Field #1 Field #2 Field #2 Field #3 Field #3 Field #4 Field #4 Stretch and Stretch and Stretch and Stretch and Stretch and Stretch and Stretch and Stretch and Stretch and Stretch and Stretch and Stretch and Stretch and Stretch and Stretch and Stretch and 8:00 Throw Throw Throw Throw Throw Throw Throw Throw 8:00 9:45 Throw Throw Throw Throw Throw Throw Throw Throw 9:45 (RF Line) (LF Line) (RF Line) (LF Line) (RF Line) (LF Line) (RF Line) (LF Line) (RF Line) (LF Line) (RF Line) (LF Line) (RF Line) (LF Line) (RF Line) (LF Line) Defensive 60 Yard Dash Defensive 60 Yard Dash Defensive 60 Yard Dash Defensive 60 Yard Dash Defensive 60 Yard Dash Defensive 60 Yard Dash Defensive 60 Yard Dash Defensive 60 Yard Dash 8:30 8:30 10:15 10:15 Video (Field #5) Video (Field #5) Video (Field #5) Video (Field #5) Video (Field #5) Video (Field #5) Video (Field #5) Video (Field #5) Defensive Defensive Defensive Defensive Defensive Defensive Defensive Defensive 9:00 Cages Cages Cages Cages 9:00 10:45 Cages Cages Cages Cages 10:45 Video Video Video Video Video Video Video Video Offensive Offensive Offensive Offensive Offensive Offensive Offensive Offensive 9:30 Cages Cages Cages Cages 9:30 11:15 Cages Cages Cages Cages 11:15 Video Video Video Video Video Video Video Video 60 Yard Dash Offensive 60 Yard Dash Offensive 60 Yard Dash Offensive 60 Yard Dash Offensive 60 Yard Dash Offensive 60 Yard Dash Offensive 60 Yard Dash Offensive 60 Yard Dash Offensive 10:00 10:00 11:45 11:45 (Field #5) Video (Field #5) Video (Field #5) Video (Field #5) Video (Field #5) Video (Field #5) Video (Field #5) Video (Field #5) Video American vs. Central Florida vs. Midwest Mid-Atlantic vs. National North vs. No. Cal 12:45 12:45 (Report to Field #1 - 12:15) (Report to Field #2 - 12:15) (Report to Field #3 - 12:15) (Report to Field #4 - 12:15) UA Focus UA Focus UA Focus UA Focus Southwest vs. Northwest South vs. So. Cal Southeast vs. Northeast Texas vs. USA 3:15 Group Group Group Group 3:15 3:15 3:15 (Report to Field #1 - 2:30) (Report to Field #2 - 2:30) (Report to Field #3 - 2:30) (Report to Field #4 - 2:30) Doubletree Doubletree Doubletree Doubletree UA Focus UA Focus UA Focus UA Focus 5:00 Group Group Group Group 5:00 Doubletree Doubletree Doubletree Doubletree Sunday, January 13th - Game Schedule and Tournament Rules Under Armour Pre-season All-America Tournament Rules Time Field #1 Field #2 Field #3 Field #4 Time ALL tournament games will be 6 innings in length with time limits enforced as dictated in the schedule First team listed on schedule will be the VISITOR Florida vs. American North vs. Mid-Atlantic South vs. Northeast USA vs. Southeast 8:00 8:00 (Report to field 7:15) (Report to field 7:15) (Report to field 7:15) (Report to field 7:15) Games will allow a maximum of 6 batters to the plate or 3 outs per half inning Line-ups are preset to give players equal amount of playing time Northwest vs. No. Cal So. Cal vs. Southwest National vs. Texas Central vs. Midwest 10:15 10:15 (Report to field 9:30) (Report to field 9:30) (Report to field 9:30) (Report to field 9:30) Players will be placed in their primary or secondary position in the field There will be a rolling lineup of all hitters for all three games. If #11 ends game 1, #12 leads off game 2 Mid-Atlantic vs. Florida American vs. North Northeast vs. USA Southeast vs. South 12:30 12:30 (Report to field 12:00) (Report to field 12:00) (Report to field 12:00) (Report to field 12:00) If a player walks/hit by a pitch, a runner will be placed at first base, the player will continue with a new count, if the player walks/hit by pitch a second time, he will take his base So. Cal vs. No. Cal Southwest vs. Central Texas vs. Northwest Midwest vs. National 2:45 2:45 Umpires will be there to call balls, strikes, and outs (Report to field 2:15) (Report to field 2:15) (Report to field 2:15) (Report to Field 2:15) 1/9/2008 11:38 AM PST 2008 Under Armour Pre-Season All America Staff Nick Aiello: Nick is a current associate scout with the Tampa Bay Rays in the Four Corners Region. He played his college baseball at the University of Southern Idaho. He was drafted in the 50th round of the 2001 MLB Amateur Draft by the Tampa Bay Devil Rays. He went on to play three seasons in the Devil Ray organization. After his playing career, he went back to his alma mater, Durango High School to help their baseball program. Nick is entering his 5th season as an assistant baseball coach at Durango High School in Las Vegas, Nevada. Steve Bernhardt: Steve has been with the Baseball Factory since 1998, after his five-year playing career in the Colorado Rockies organization. As Executive VP of Baseball Operations, he oversees all Baseball Factory events and instruction. Steve currently serves as an Associate Scout with the Colorado Rockies. He received his B.S. from the University of Richmond where he was an All-Conference player. Brian Betancourth: Brian played his college baseball at Mount San Jacinto Junior College in Southern California. During the summer after his freshman season, he played in the West Coast Collegiate Summer League for the Santa Barbara Foresters who went onto to win the summer league World Series. After his collegiate career, Brian went on to play for the Long Beach Armada in the Golden Baseball League, an independent professional league on the West Coast. He currently serves as an assistant baseball coach at Valley View HS and assists at the Under Armour tryouts. Matt Blaney: Matt has been working various national Baseball Factory and Team One events since 2003. He played his college baseball at Villanova University and went on to become a knuckleball pitcher in the Dodger and Red Sox organizations. After his playing career, he scouted for the Cincinnati Reds and worked in the front office with the Washington Nationals and Houston Astros.
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