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Age Requirements: If the player reaches the required age during the calendar year, he or she would be eligible to play in that age group.

For additional playing rules not found in the USSSA Rulebook, go to www.usssa.com

2008 State Tournaments

Date Tournament Location
September 27-28 Women's 30 & Over
Entry fee: $225
3 game guarantee
Tournament contact: Dave Harmes - 630-918-1278
Forest Hills Diamonds
Rockford, IL
September 27-28 Men's 35 & Over
Entry fee: $225
Competitive division - 3 homerun limit
Recreational division - 1 homerun limit
Tournament contact: Dave Harmes - 630-918-1278
Forest Hills Diamonds
Rockford, IL
September 27-28 Men's 40 & Over
Entry fee: $225
One division - 2 homeruns, then 1-up rule
Tournament contact: Dave Harmes - 630-918-1278
Forest Hills Diamonds
Rockford, IL

    
2008 World Tournaments
  

Date Tournament Location
Aug. 22-24 Men's Masters Senior 50-55-60-65-70 Panama City, FL
Aug. 22-24 Women's Masters Senior 40-45-50-55-60-65-70 Panama City, FL
Sept. 27-28 Men's Masters 45 & over Salem, OR
Sept. 27-28 Women's Masters 35 & over Salem, OR
Oct. 4-5 Men's Masters 35 & over (East) North Branford, CT
Oct. 11-12 Men's Masters 40 & over (East) Warwick, RI
Oct. 24-26 Men's Masters 35 & over (West) Carencro, LA
Oct. 24-26 Men's Masters 40 & over (West) Carencro, LA

NOTE: The men’s 35 & over masters state tournament will have two divisions of play, Competitive and Recreational.  Any team with Class C players or above on its roster will have to play in the Competitive Division.  The home run rule in the Competitive Division will be THREE home runs per team, per game.

Only Class “D” and “E” players will be allowed to participate in the Recreational Division.  The Recreational Division will be allowed ONE home run, per team per game. The second homerun will be an inning ending out and the player will be an automatic out in the line-up for the remainder of the game.  No substitutions for that player or any other player that has a homerun for an out.