TC Nationals is a 'Stay to Play' event
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Dates: July 13-17, 2021
Where: Chino Hills, CA Divisions: 14 Open, 16 Open & 18 Open Price: $2,450 per team |
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Event Format: 5 Game Guarantee Age Cutoff Date: December 31, 2020 Triple Crown Sports does NOT allow college players to participate, even if they are age eligible. Entry Fee Deadline: February 25, 2021 *Tournament could sell out prior to entry deadline. 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 Refund Policy: All refunds processed by February 25, 2021 will incur a 20% administrative fee. Starting February 25, 2021, 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. 2021 will be the tenth year of the TC/USA Nationals event. We are excited to announce that the event will be hosted in Southern California. 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 near Atlanta hosted the TC/USA Nationals and welcomed 186 teams. In 2015, 184 teams went to Reno/Tahoe for the TC/USA Championships. In 2016, the top teams went back to NYC to compete and in 2017 TC partnered with The City of Austin, "The Live Music Capital of the World" for another successful TC/USA National 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). ![]()
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