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LODGING INFORMATION
TC Nationals and Southeast Nationals are 'Stay to Play' events
EVENT DETAILS
2023 will mark the 12th year of the TC Nationals. We are excited to announce that the event will return to the Atlanta metropolitan. This event is a genuine testing ground for the most talented and organized club programs in the nation! We've combined the Southeast Nationals into our TC Nationals Tournament. Pool winners from Southeast Nationals will earn their way into the TC Nationals bracket.
Fields by Age Division: 18U Division:
Teams will NOT be officially entered in the tournament until the following registration requirements are met:
Game Times Available: One week prior to the event. ITINERARYFormat: 2 pool games that seed everyone into a double elimination bracket (multiple doubles in each age division). Then every team will go into a single elimination bracket with teams who finished like them in the double elimination bracket. Monday July 10 Games start at 8am. 2 pool play games for each team and these games will seed you into the bracket. All pool games are 1 hr 45 minutes, no new inning. Tuesday July 11 Double elimination bracket, All bracket games are a full 7 innings, no time limit. Wednesday July 12 Double elimination bracket continues and single elimination brackets start. Teams cannot be eliminated from the tournament until Wednesday July 12 Thursday July 13 Single elimination bracket continues. Championship games will start between 1pm and 5pm. There are multiple single elimination brackets, not just one, so please plan accordingly. FACILITIES
COLLEGE COACHES ATTENDINGCollege Coaches Only: CLICK HERE to register and be added to the Colleges Coaches Attending list. Amherst College Biola University Cal Baptist University Cal State Bakersfield Cal State Northridge Cal State Polytechnic University Humboldt Cal State San Bernardino Cal State University San Marcos Case Western Reserve University Catawba College Central Washington University Centre College Crown College College of St. Scholastica Concordia University - Irvine Dartmouth Eastern University El Paso Community College Emerson College Fairleigh Dickinson University Grand Canyon University Hawaii Pacific University Holy Names University Howard University Idaho State University Lehigh Lewis & Clark College Linfield College Long Beach State Louisiana State University Louisiana Tech University Loyola Marymount University McNeese State University Middle Tennessee State University Minot State University Mississippi Valley State University North Dakota State Odessa College Onondaga Community College Pfeiffer University Portland State University Sacramento State San Jose State University Simmons University Sonoma State Southern Utah University Springfield College University of Arizona University of California - Berkeley University of California - Riverside University of California - Santa Barbara University of Central Florida University of Florida University of Iowa University of Nebraska - Lincoln University of New Mexico University of Northern Colorado University of Oregon University of Rhode Island University of San Diego University of Washington Whittier College PAST CHAMPIONS
2023 will mark the 12th year of the TC/USA Nationals event -- we are thrilled to announce our return to the fastpitch hotbed of north Atlanta in Cumming and Alpharetta, GA. The TC/USA Nationals debuted in 2012 in grand style with 60 teams. New York City played host to the inaugural gathering of the nation's top fastpitch teams (based on the US Club Rankings). In 2013, 120 teams battled for the TCS National Championship in Reno/Tahoe. In 2014, the Georgia towns of Cumming, Alpharetta and Gainesville played host and welcomed 186 teams. In 2015, 184 teams went to Reno/Tahoe. In 2016, the top teams went back to NYC to compete and in 2017 TC partnered with Austin, TX, "The Live Music Capital of the World" for another successful event. The 2018 and 2019 events were held in Alpharetta and Cumming, GA with the top 144 teams in the country. The 2020 TC/USA Nationals event took place regionally with elite brackets in Southeast Nationals (Georgia) and Southwest Nationals (Texas). Triple Crown then headed west for the 2021 and 2022 events, with the action taking place in and around Riverside and Hemet, CA. 2022 Champions (SoCal, 149 teams): 16u -- Warrior Academy-Jimenez (San Mateo, CA) 18u -- Batbusters-Stith (Anaheim, CA) 2021 Champions (SoCal, 151 teams): 14u – Firecrackers Weil (Los Alamitos, CA) 16u – Athletics Mercado Greg/Tidd (Murrieta, CA) 18u – Firecrackers Rico (Huntington Beach, CA) 2020 Regional Champions (Georgia): 14u -- Birmingham Thunderbolts 05 Rocky (Irondale, AL) 16u -- AP Gold 16u Locke (Jefferson, GA) 18u -- Tampa Mustangs TJ (Myakka City, FL) Texas: 14u -- Hotshots Premier Esparza (Friendswood, TX) 16u -- Hotshots Premier Nelson (Montgomery, TX) 18u -- Impact Gold Jackson (Pearland, TX) 2019 Champions (Georgia, 185 teams): 14u -- Team North Carolina Eaton (Charlotte, NC) 16u -- East Cobb Bullets Biele/Heath (Sharpsburg, GA) 18u -- PA Chaos Gold (Garnet Valley, PA) 2018 Champions (Georgia, 144 teams): 14u -- So Cal Choppers Faucett (Valencia, CA) 16u -- Glory Atkins Gold (Flower Mound, TX) and ScrapYard Internationals (Conroe, TX) 18u -- East Cobb Bullets Gold Schnute (Marietta, GA) 2017 Champions (Austin): 14u -- Firecrackers TJ (Cerritos, CA) 16u -- Beverly Bandits DeMarini EK (Canton, MI) 18u -- SoCal Athletics (Upland, CA) 2016 Champions (New York): 14u -- Vision Gold (McKinney, TX) 16u -- Louisville Stunners 99 (Frankfort, KY) 18u -- Blaze United Slimp/Cain (Round Rock, TX) 2015 Champions (Reno, 184 teams): 14u -- SoCal Choppers Faucett (Valencia, CA) 16u -- OK Exclusive Gold Hughes (Oklahoma, City, OK) 18u -- NW Bullets Gold (Portland, OR) 2014 Champions (Georgia, 186 teams): 16u -- Georgia Elite Hoover 18u -- Corona Angels Tyson 2013 Champions (Reno, 120 teams): 16u -- Corona Angels Slye 18u -- Firecrackers Rijo 2012 Champions (New York, 60 teams): 16u -- Firecrackers Aurajo 18u -- Firecrackers Rico FAQComing Soon!
EVENT PARTNERS
REFUND POLICYAll refunds processed by February 25, 2023 will incur a 20% administrative fee. Starting February 25, 2023, no refunds will be available for withdrawal. Alternatively, teams withdrawing before February 25th have 30 days to transfer funds to another Triple Crown event being held within one calendar year without application of the administrative fee. Transfer is for one event only and any unused funds will be forfeited. WEATHER CANCELLATIONS: There is a chance this tournament could be canceled due to inclement weather. If the event is canceled prior to the start of the event, a 20% administrative fee will be retained to cover fixed costs or a transfer as previously detailed will be offered. If the event starts and you play 0 games, TCS will retain 20% of your entry fee to cover administration costs; if you play one game TCS will refund 50% and 2 games or more, no refund will be provided. CONTACT
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