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Senior Baseball Schedule Senior Baseball Playoffs SENIOR BASEBALL SCHEDULE SENIOR BASEBALL PLAYOFFS East Divsion West Divsion Chicago White Sox RBI Philadelphia Phillies RBI 4th West Atlanta Metro RBI RBI Austin Jackie Robinson Jersey City RBI August 9, 8:00 A.M. Arizona RBI Parade Stadium Cleveland Baseball Federation RBI Curacao RBI 1st East Monday, August 6 August 9, 2:00 P.M. 8:30 AM Austin @ Arizona Target Field Parade Stadium 8:30 AM Cleveland @ Jersey City Parade Stadium 11:15 AM Philadelphia @ Chicago Target Field 3rd East 11:15 AM Atlanta @ Curacao Parade Stadium 2:00 PM Jersey City @ Atlanta Target Field August 9, 8:00 A.M. 4:45 PM Curacao @ Cleveland Target Field Neiman #1 6:00 PM Arizona @ Philadelphia Siebert Field 6:00 PM Chicago @ Austin CHS Field 2nd West Championship Game Tuesday, August 7 August 10, 11:30 A.M. Siebert Field 8:30 AM Austin vs. Philadelphia Toni Stone Field 8:30 AM Atlanta vs. Cleveland Siebert Field 3rd West 11:15 AM Chicago vs. Arizona Toni Stone Field 11:15 AM Curacao vs. Jersey City Siebert Field August 9, 8:00 A.M. Neiman #2 Wednesday, August 8 10:00 AM All Teams Workout Day Neiman 2 2nd East August 9, 2:00 P.M. Siebert Field 4th East August 9, 8:00 A.M. Siebert Field 1st West JUNIOR BASEBALL SCHEDULE JUNIOR BASEBALL PLAYOFFS East Divsion West Divsion Houston Astros RBI Uganda RBI 4th West Philadelphia Phillies RBI Detroit PAL RBI August 9, 10:45 A.M. Chicago White Sox RBI Rays RBI, Tampa Parade Stadium Arizona RBI Jackie Robinson Jersey City RBI 1st East Monday, August 6 August 9, 2:00 P.M. 8:30 AM Chicago @ Detroit Siebert Field Neiman #1 8:30 AM Uganda @ Arizona CHS Field 11:15 AM Tampa @ Jersey City Siebert Field 3rd East 11:15 AM Philadelphia @ Houston CHS Field August 9, 10:45 A.M. Tuesday, August 7 Neiman #1 8:30 AM Detroit @ Bradeton CHS Field 8:30 AM Arizona vs. Philadelphia Parade Stadium 2nd West 11:15 AM Jersey City @ Chicago CHS Field Championship Game 11:15 AM Houston @ Uganda Parade Stadium August 10, 8:00 A.M. Siebert Field 6:00 PM Tampa vs. Chicago Parade Stadium 6:00 PM Detroit vs. Jersey City Siebert Field 3rd West 6:00 PM Uganda vs. Philadelphia Nieman 1 6:00 PM Houston vs. Arizona Nieman 2 August 9, 10:45 A.M. Neiman #2 Wednesday, August 8 10:00 AM All Teams Workout Day Neiman 2 2nd East August 9, 2:00 P.M. Neiman #2 4th East August 9, 10:45 A.M. Siebert Field 1st West SENIOR SOFTBALL SCHEDULE SENIOR SOFTBALL PLAYOFFS American League National League Mathews-Dickey Boys and Cincinnati Reds RBI 4th National League Harrisburg RBI Girls Club RBI Puerto Rico Aguadilla RBI Houston Astros RBI August 15, 8:30 A.M. Los Angeles Dodgers RBI DREAM RBI Dunning East Rays RBI, Tampa 1st American League Sunday, August 12 August 15, 3:00 P.M. 8:30 AM Harrisburg @ Houston Dunning East Dunning East 8:30 AM Harlem @ Puerto Rico Dunning West 10:30 AM Cincinnati @ Los Angeles Dunning East 3rd American League 10:30 AM St. Louis @ Tampa Dunning West 2:00 PM All Teams Workout Day Cowles Stadium August 15, 10:30 A.M. Monday, August 13 Dunning East 8:30 AM Los Angeles @ Harrisburg Dunning East 8:30 AM St. Louis vs. Harlem Dunning West 2nd National League 10:30 AM Los Angeles vs. Houston Dunning East Championship Game 10:30 AM Tampa @ Harlem Dunning West August 16, 9:30 A.M. Cowles Stadium 3:00 PM Houston @ Cincinnati Dunning East 3:00 PM Tampa vs. Puerto Rico Dunning West 3rd National League 5:00 PM Harrisburg vs. Cincinnati Dunning East 5:00 PM Puerto Rico @ St. Louis Dunning West August 15, 10:30 A.M. Tuesday, August 14 Dunning West 9:00 AM NL 2 @ AL 1 Dunning East 9:00 AM AL 2 @ NL 1 Dunning West 2nd American League 11:00 AM NL 4 @ AL 3 Dunning East August 15, 3:00 P.M. 11:00 AM AL 4 @ NL 3 Dunning West Dunning West 4th American League August 15, 8:30 A.M. Dunning West 1st National League TARGET FIELD CHS FIELD RT H 6TH AVE N 10 94 94 94 94 52 94 NORTH 5 52 5TH AVE N I-94W GATE Saints Tailgating N 7TH STREET 52 14 GATE OMF Lot N 10TH STREET 6 Building N 5TH STREET TWINS WA GATE St. Paul Y 3 Farmers’ G Market Union LENWOOD WALKWAY GATE Depot Lot 29 GATE 3RD AVE N Mears Park 52 A VENUE I-394 34 Union Depot Lot TARGET PLAZA B C RAMP RAMP A RAMP 2ND AVENUE N Parking Lot N 6TH STREET N 4TH STREET Parking Ramp TARGET N 7TH STREET CENTER BUTLER SQUARE Union Depot Union Depot 36 Station Parking Ramp HAWTHORNE Lowertown 1ST AVENUE N Parking N 8TH STREET Ramp I-94E I-394 N N 9TH T STREE Mississippi River 1 Twins Way 360 N Broadway Street Minneapolis, MN 55403 St. Paul, MN 55101 Parking is available in A Ramp and B Ramp. Both ramps are Parking is available in various downtown ramps and lots. pay ramps and accept credit cards. There is limited, metered, All ramps and lots are pay. There is limited, metered, street street parking around the stadium. parking around the stadium. Enter the stadium through Gate 29 or the skyway walkway Enter the stadium at the Broadway Entrance located at from A Ramp (see map). Broardway and 5th Street (see map). SIEBERT AND COWLES STADIUMS TONI STONE AND DUNNING SOFTBALL FIELDS u 17 Aven University of Minnesota th th 94 Avenue SE Avenue 18 Public Parking 94 Walkway to SE Elm Stre Stadiums N.St. Griggs Concordia Avenue SE 8 th Walking Route SE 7 Football Street to Stadiums th Street Practice Dunning Dunning Field 1 1 Siebert Entrance West East (walking) Carroll Ave. 1 Siebert Entrance Parking (car drop o) Siebert Toni Stone N. Parkway Lexington Gibson/Nagurski 1 Football Facility Stadium Field 2 Cowles Entrance Larson Football Bierman Performance St. Paul N. Parkway Lexington Athletic Cowles AvenueBuilding SE Center Stadium Central HS th 15 SE 5 2 th Parking St. Avenue SE th Marshall Avenue 14 Street Griggs N. Dunlap Street Dunlap 4 th th Lot 37 E Street SE4 Street University Ramp Ridder Arena & Avenue Ave. Baseline Te th enue SE F Av acilit nnis Dayton Avenue th 6 E 17 y 1 S Siebert Stadium Cowles Stadium Toni Stone Field Dunning Softball Fields 1606 SE 8th Street 620 18th Avenue SE 1221 Marshal Avenue 1188 Concordia Ave. Minneapolis, MN 55455 Minneapolis, MN 55414 St. Paul, MN 55104 St. Paul, MN 55104 Parking for both stadiums is avalaible at 4th St. Ramp and Lot 37. Free parking located in the Free parking located in the Both are are hourly paid parking. Access the stadiums using the lot at corner of North Griggs lot next to east field, access walking route outlined on the map. For Seibert, you are able to Street and Marshall Avenue. using Concordia Avenue. drop off on SE 8th St. and then go park. The entrances outlined on the map are the only entrances available for these locations. PARADE STADIUM NIEMAN SPORTS COMPLEX 394 We 94 st L yndale Aldrich Mississippi Rive 394 55 r 394 Av Av Bloomington Rd enue North Dunwoody enue North ain College of Tr Technology . Blue Line Airport Service Rd 55 I-394 Exit Dunwoody Boulevard Dunwoody Boulevard Minneh L yndale aha Avenue . Parade 94 Av Stadium enue Sout Parade y Parade Ice h Road wa rk Park Minneapolis Garden 5 Pa Sculpture Garden Bloomington L Parade Stadium yndale Stadium Stadium rking Parking Lot Colville Pa Kenwood Parkway Av Av enue Sout enue Northr enue V enue i Parking (pay lot) n Av Av e 5 op Lane City Street la ylor n Ta d h Pl Interstate ace Hennepin 400 Kenwood Parkway 6247 Bloomington Road Minneapolis, MN 55403 St. Paul, MN 55111 Parking is available in the lot adjacent to the field. This is an Parking is available in the lot adjacent to the field. This lot is hourly pay lot that accepts credit cards only. free, and accessed via Taylor Avenue. Access the lot at Kenwood Parkway and Vineland Place or from Stadium Parkway off of Dunwood Boulevard..
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