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El Paso Isd Athletics El Paso City Parks and Recreation EL PASO ISD ATHLETICS EL PASO CITY PARKS AND RECREATION NORTHEAST REGIONAL PARK SOFTBALL COMPLEX 15th Annual EPISD Athletics/El Paso City Parks & Recreation Fox Country Varsity Fast Pitch Tournament FUELED BY GATORADE THURS. – SAT. MARCH 1, 2, & 3, 2018 POOL PLAY games, a time limit of 70 Minutes or 4 complete innings whichever comes first. Home Team Bats Last to finish inning unless the HOME TEAM is ahead (View Tournament online using this link: http://www.tourneymachine.com/R35177) 3 POOL PLAY GAMES & 5 BRACKET PLAY GAMES BADEN SPORTS: OFFICIAL SATURDAY GAME BALL OF THE TOURNAMENT Pool A Pool B Pool C Hereford High School, Texas Tascosa High School, Texas Bushland High School, Texas Pecos High School, Texas Andress High School, El Paso Willcox High School, Arizona Coronado High School, El Paso Hanks High School, El Paso Socorro High School, El Paso Eastlake High School, El Paso Americas High School, El Paso Riverside High School, El Paso Pool D Pool E Pool F Jefferson High School, El Paso Cesar Chavez High School, Arizona Greenwood High School, Texas Van Horn High School, Texas Eastwood High School, El Paso Montwood High School, El Paso Franklin High School, El Paso Ysleta High School, El Paso Chapin High School, El Paso Parkland High School, El Paso Canutillo High School, Texas BelAir High School, El Paso ALL GAMES WILL BE PLAYED ON THE NORTHEAST SIDE OF TOWN AT Northeast Regional Park Four FIELD SOFTBALL COMPLEX (11270 McCombs off of US-54 E/Patriot Freeway, El Paso, TX 79934) 1 THURSDAY 3/1/2018 FIELD HIGH SCHOOL TEAMS POOL HIGH SCHOOL TEAMS 1. 8:00AM RG 1 Eastlake High School, EP A Hereford High School, TX 2. 8:00AM RG 2 Ysleta High School, El Paso E Canutillo High School, Texas 3. 8:00AM RG 4 Hanks High School, El Paso B Americas High School, El Paso 4. 8:00AM RG 3 Tascosa High School, Texas B Andress High School, El Paso 5. 9:10AM RG 3 Montwood High School, El Paso F Chapin High School, El Paso 6. 9:10AM RG 2 Pecos High School, TX A Coronado High School, El Paso 7. 9:10AM RG 4 Willcox High School, Arizona C Socorro High School, El Paso 8. 9:10AM RG 1 Bushland High School, Texas C Riverside High School, El Paso 9. 10:20AM RG 3 Jefferson High School, El Paso D Van Horn High School, Texas 10. 10:20AM RG 2 Eastwood High School, El Paso E Canutillo High School, Texas 11. 10:20AM RG 4 Tascosa High School, Texas B Americas High School, El Paso 12. 10:20AM RG 1 Greenwood High School, Texas F BelAir High School, El Paso 13. 11:30AM RG 3 Andress High School, El Paso B Hanks High School, El Paso 14. 11:30AM RG 2 Franklin High School, El Paso D Parkland High School, El Paso 15. 11:30AM RG 4 Bushland High School, Texas C Socorro High School, El Paso 16. 11:30AM RG 1 Eastlake High School, EP A Coronado High School, El Paso 12:40PM LUNCH BREAK FOR FIELD MAINTENANCE UNTIL 1:30PM 17. 1:30PM RG 3 Greenwood High School, Texas F Chapin High School, El Paso 18. 1:30PM RG 2 Cesar Chavez High School, Arizona E Canutillo High School, Texas 19. 1:30PM RG 4 Eastwood High School, El Paso E Ysleta High School, El Paso 20. 1:30PM RG 1 Willcox High School, Arizona C Riverside High School, El Paso 21. 2:40PM RG 3 Jefferson High School, El Paso D Parkland High School, El Paso 22. 2:40PM RG 2 Franklin High School, El Paso D Van Horn High School, Texas 23. 2:40PM RG 4 Montwood High School, El Paso F BelAir High School, El Paso 24. 2:40PM RG 1 Tascosa High School, Texas B Hanks High School, El Paso 25. 3:50PM RG 3 Andress High School, El Paso B Americas – El Paso, Texas 26. 3:50PM RG 2 Eastlake High School, EP A Pecos High School, TX 27. 3:50PM RG 4 Cesar Chavez High School, Arizona E Ysleta High School, El Paso 28. 3:50PM RG 1 Hereford High School, TX A Coronado High School, El Paso 29. 5:00PM RG 3 Van Horn High School, Texas D Parkland High School, El Paso 30. 5:00PM RG 2 Bushland High School, Texas C Willcox High School, Arizona 31. 5:00PM RG 4 Greenwood High School, Texas F Montwood High School, El Paso 32. 5:00PM RG 1 Socorro High School, El Paso C Riverside High School, El Paso 33. 6:10PM RG 3 Hereford High School, TX A Pecos High School, TX 34. 6:10PM RG 2 Jefferson High School, El Paso D Franklin High School, El Paso 35. 6:10PM RG 4 Chapin High School, El Paso F BelAir High School, El Paso 36. 6:10PM RG 1 Cesar Chavez High School, Arizona E Eastwood High School, El Paso EXPECT TO PLAY ON SATURDAY!! EVERY TEAM IS GUARANTEED TO PLAY THREE (3) MORE GAMES ON FRIDAY AND TWO (2) MORE GAMES ON SATURDAY. .
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