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Historic Dodgertown Youth Baseball Tournaments 2016


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Historic Dodgertown (Vero Beach, FL), the former 60 year Spring Training Destination for the Brooklyn and Los Angeles Dodgers, invites all teams to participate in it's youth baseball tournaments in 2016. Teams have the opportunity to stay and play on-campus in beautiful Vero Beach, FL at one of the most iconic baseball destinations in the country.

Historic Dodgertown's Treasure Coast President's Day Challenge, February 13-15, 2016, hosted 82 teams representing 8 different states (FL, IL, MN, NH, NJ, NY, PA, WI) and teams from Canada. This tournament is the perfect way to start your Spring season off, while many places up North are still frozen over.

Historic Dodgertown offers 5 other tournaments during the summer (2 week-long, 3 weekend). Please see below for a link to our website, and dates for each tournament.

http://historicdodgertown.com/sports/baseball/youth-baseball-tournaments/

Week-Long Tournaments

Legends Classic (June 19-24, 2016)

All Star Classic (August 7-12, 2016)

Weekend Tournaments

Treasure Coast President's Day Challenge (February 13-15, 2016)

Memorial Day Invitational (May 28-30, 2016)

Independence Day Classic (July 1-4, 2016)

Labor Day Beach Beach Bash (September 3-5, 2016)

For more information, please contact

TJ Donahue

Tournament Director

772-257-8541

tjdonahue@historicdodgertown.com

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