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TO FATHER AND SON TOURNAMENTS

F&s tournaments welcomes you to our 7th season.  our tournaments are based in the north central west virginia area.  our primary field location is the bridgeport recreation complex which is the premier facility in the area., latest news:, 2024 baseball tournament registration is now open.

We're excited to announce that the 2024 Baseball Tournament Season Schedule is published and registration is open. Please click on the individual Tournament links below to begin registering your team for the 2024 F&S Baseball Tournament Season:

Country Roads Season Opener - April 19-21, 2024

Bridgeport Bracket Bash - May 24-26, 2024

Tournament of Champions - June 21-23, 2024

Mid-Atlantic Regional Baseball Tournament - July 5-7, 2024

Country Roads Season Closer - July 19-21, 2024

NEW TURF COMING TO BRIDGEPORT RECREATION COMPLEX!!!

We're excited to announce that the Bridgeport City Council has approved a contract for new turf at The Bridge Sports Complex. While prefer grass/dirt infields and really enjoyed battling the elements for our customers, this aids in ensuring the weather won't always win. This is a very exciting add for 2024 and we're looking forward to putting the final product to use.

Despite Weather, Work Ongoing at Baseball Fields at The Bridge as Turf, Upgrades Part of "Major Facelift" Click for Article

CAN'T MAKE IT TO THE GAME...WATCH IT ONLINE!!!

While we'd love to have live stream cameras on every field that's not yet available. However, if you have a team that's playing on Field #1 or Field #4 at the Bridgeport Recreation Complex we are happy to say you can watch those games live online. Many thanks to the City of Bridgeport for providing this technology!!!

CLICK HERE FOR THE LIVE CAMERA ON BRC FIELD #1

CLICK HERE FOR THE LIVE CAMERA ON BRC FIELD #2

CLICK HERE FOR THE LIVE CAMERA ON BRC FIELD #4

Highlands Sports Complex

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Are you looking for a state-of-the-art facility to hold your next sports tournament? Highlands Sports Complex is your perfect location for sporting events, corporate parties, or birthday celebrations.

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What's Inside?

Find out what amenities Highlands Sports Complex offers for athletes and families. 

Highlands Sports Complex has something for everyone. Our state-of-the-art sports facility will keep you entertained for hours.

• 6 Basketball/Volleyball Courts
• Full-Size Indoor Turf
• Full-Size Outdoor Field
• 4 Batting Cages/Pitching Tunnels
• Play Climb Area
• Second Floor Mezzanine
• On-site Café
• Meeting & Event Spaces

Our Fieldhouse is designed to host a variety of sports programming and tournaments for local Ohio Valley residents and out-of-town guests. It’s the prime place to play with multiple courts and advanced sporting equipment to take your training to the next level.

There is no other place in the Ohio Valley that compares to the size of our Fieldhouse. It features  six floating maple hardwood courts  that are lined for basketball, volleyball, and pickleball. Other amenities include scoreboards, seating for spectators, and curtains to divide each court for multiple teams, individuals, or sports to play at one time.

OutDoor Field

Ohio Valley families can watch their young athlete play on the outdoor field while taking in the fresh air at Highlands Sports.

The field is a full-size regulation for  football ,  lacrosse , and  soccer . The field can be divided into two small-sided soccer fields

Indoor Turf

Our indoor turf is a versatile rental space for multiple sports programming – rain or shine. We offer the best place to train with our 88,000 square foot turf that is enclosed by glass dasher boards and netting. We also offer advanced training equipment for all types of sports training.

Wheeling residents will maximize their training capabilities inside our indoor turf. It features a full-size regulation turf field. It’s lined for full-size football and soccer, small-sided soccer, and includes base marks for baseball and softball. Other amenities include  scoreboards ,  seating for spectators , and  curtains to divide the field  into quarter fields so multiple sports can be played at once

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With the link below, you can access exclusive, discounted inventory at our Sponsor Hotels for Highlands Sports Complex.  To ensure that you have the best experience possible and don’t miss out on any aspect of the event, we strongly recommend that all attendees utilize this official accommodations channel.

We look forward to welcoming you to our Complex! 

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Highlands Sports Complex is the Ohio Valley's most exciting place to play.

Highlands Sports Complex is a state-of-the-art sports and recreation facility designed to host the best events, tournaments, and programs in the Mid-Atlantic region.

Climb, game, and adventure with Highlands Sports Complex. Fun awaits for everyone in the family.

From our pristine indoor turf that’s ready for football championships to our endless hardwood courts, teams clamor to play here.

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4th Annual Backyard Brawl I

05/20 to 05/21/2023

Bridgeport, WV

Tournament Info

The Backyard Brawl is a 4 game guarantee baseball tournament taking place in West Virginia, hosted by AC Baseball. Games will be played in both Morgantown and Bridgeport, West Virginia. 9U,10U, 13U and 15U divisions will play at the Bridgeport Sports Complex while 11U, 12U, and 14U divisions will play at Mylan Park. There will be some crossover for all ages 9U thru 13U.

Pool Play Games will begin Saturday morning at 8AM and continue throughout Saturday. On Sunday, all teams will advance into Bracket Play. Typically teams will play 2-3 Pool Play games before advancing to Bracket Play.

Quick Tournament Facts

• Last year featured over 50 teams from 4 different states
• Baseballs: 3 new baseballs will be provided to the umpires before each game
• 4 Game Guarantee
• Please review tournament rules prior to the tournament
• Coaches will be able to nominate players for the All Star Game throughout the weekend.
• Pool Play Games will begin Saturday morning at 8am and continue throughout Saturday. On Sunday, all teams will advance into Bracket Play. 
• Typically teams will play 2-3 Pool Play games before advancing to Bracket Play.
• 9U, 10U, 13U, 15U  will be played at the Bridgeport Sports Complex
• (There will be some crossover games for all ages 9U-13U)

Bridge Sports Complex

Bridgeport Recreation Complex is a 4 field complex located in Bridgeport, West Virginia. Each field features amenities including irrigated grass areas, bullpens, and 2 batting cages. There is also a restroom/concession/press box building on site.

The first floor includes: a large concession stand with three serving windows; large restrooms; family restroom; and office.The second floor press box area includes an umpire changing room, restroom, and the scorekeepers’ station overlooking each field is equipped with an intercom to the dugouts, loudspeaker system, and scoreboard controls.

Field #1 – Large Baseball Field, sponsored by The Thrasher Group, Inc.

Grass infield, 90’ baselines, Outfield fence 325’ in right and left fields, 375’ in center field.

Field #2 – Youth Baseball and Softball Field

Outfield fence at 225’, Skinned infield, Baselines at 60’, 65’ , No metal or steel cleats on portable mounds

Field #3 – Baseball and Softball Field

Skinned Infield, Outfield fence at 325’ in right and left fields, 375’ in center field, Baselines at 60’, 65’, 70’ and 90’, No metal or steel cleats on portable mounds

Field #4 – Youth Baseball Field, sponsored by Bridgeport Little League

Grass infield, Outfield fences at 225’, Baselines at 60’

The Anker Fields Complex is home to several schools and community teams and has hosted a variety of tournaments. The complex is comprised of four natural grass fields, ticket offices, press boxes, batting cages, a pavilion, full-service concessions, and ample spectator seating for each field. This venue is capable of hosting large baseball and softball tournaments.

Shilling Field

Grass Baseball Field, Fence Distance – Left-315, Center-365, Right-320, Base Lengths – 90 feet, Pitching Mound Length – 60 feet 6 inches

Dale Miller Field

Grass Baseball Field, Fence Distance – Left-315, Center-360, Right-315, Base Lengths – 90 feet, Pitching Mound Length – 60 feet 6 inches

Grass Softball/Youth Baseball Field, Fence Distance – Left-200, Center-245, Right-200, Base Lengths – 60 – 70 feet, Pitching Mound Length – 43 feet

Lynch Field

Grass Softball/Youth Baseball Field, Fence Distance – Left-195, Center-215, Right- 200, Base Lengths – 60 – 70 feet, Pitching Mound Length – 43 feet

Bridgeport Baseball Tournaments

Check out our schedule of 2022 Bridgeport baseball tournaments. AC Baseball hosts the best competition for youth and high school Bridgeport baseball players, colleges and stadium facilities. Located in Pittsburgh, we have events all over the United States. If you would like to be a host site for one of our AC Sports Bridgeport baseball tournaments please contact us .

FACILTY DETAILS

Bridgeport All Purpose 425 Forrester Boulevard Bridgeport, WV

Bridgeport Sports Complex 425 Forrester Boulevard Bridgeport, WV

Mylan Park 500 Mylan Park Lane Morgantown, WV

For a high school baseball star with MLB potential, a decision awaits

The ball was gone almost before the crowd had a chance to react. Pressed up against the chain-link fence, toddlers and professional scouts alike craned their necks and widened their eyes.

This is what happens when Griffin Burkholder connects with a fastball.

Moments after trampolining off the silver barrel of Burkholder’s bat, the ball arcs over the scoreboard in left field and comes to rest under a group of trees well beyond the fence. Mark Wrighte, the coach at Freedom (South Riding), will later claim it is the longest home run he has ever seen at the Eagles’ home field.

Some in attendance crack wry smiles. Some clap. Others are a bit less shy.

“That ball was f---ing demolished!” one National League scout remarks. Next inning, he’s on the phone with his club, asking for another representative to come to Loudoun County to verify the potential he sees.

The top high school prospect in Virginia, Burkholder has rocketed up Major League Baseball draft boards. After three years as the starting center fielder at Freedom (9-5), he recently broke into MLB Pipeline’s list of the top 100 draft prospects, ranked the No. 38 high-schooler in his class. In his senior season, he is hitting .467 with a .636 on-base percentage.

In that mid-April game against Osbourn Park, Burkholder’s four plate appearances included a single, a triple and a home run — with an intentional walk — in a 14-4 win. For the dozen or so scouts in attendance, one swing made the game worth the trip.

‘Is this really happening?’

Burkholder’s name is not new to scouts. He committed to West Virginia in 2020 — before he played a high school game — and has crisscrossed the country with his travel team. But it was last August, at the four-day East Coast Pro showcase in Hoover, Ala., where his stock soared.

“I didn’t know a ton of people [there], but a lot of people knew each other from past events,” Burkholder said. “I went in with an opportunity to prove myself, and I was lucky enough to do really well in that tournament. That really got my name out there.”

Agents and scouts started calling. Some came by for in-home visits.

“That was just a different moment of surreality,” said Dave Burkholder, Griffin’s father. “We were like: ‘This is really weird. Is this really happening?’ ”

High school teams frequently pitch around Burkholder, so scouts often get their best looks at his swing during batting practice. Wrighte communicates the team’s pregame schedule with scouts in advance.

One day in March, at a spring break tournament in Richmond, the Eagles only hit in the cage before one of their two games. The scouts weren’t satisfied. Burkholder noticed an L screen being rolled onto the field, prompting him to prepare for an unusual round of single-player batting practice wedged between games. He put on a show.

“He must have hit five or six balls that were just absolutely annihilated,” Wrighte said.

At 6-foot-2 and nearly 200 pounds, Burkholder has a game that goes well beyond the batter’s box. In September, Burkholder was clocked running 60 yards in just 6.29 seconds. His speed is key to his defense and allows him to pressure the opponent on the base paths.

“The potential for that speed and power, the impact and acceleration that he has — that’s what’s exciting about him,” said Shooter Hunt, vice president of scouting for Prep Baseball. “I’ve been on the East Coast the last couple of weeks, and his name has come up a lot from guys that have been around that area. ... You can see the look in their eyes that this is a kid they really like.”

As outside interest mounts, the senior refuses to let the whirlwind around him curtail his focus. When he comes to bat, he doesn’t look to the bleachers for anybody — not even his family.

“I’m locked in on what’s in front of me, the opportunity that I have, whether it’s a high school game or a national showcase,” Burkholder said. “It’s almost like putting noise-canceling headphones on. You can’t hear anything else. You just have tunnel vision for that one moment.”

An obsession

As a senior with an abbreviated schedule, Burkholder gets out of school early. He has about two hours to himself before practice, when he often will go home to do mobility exercises and, if there’s time, head to the gym for a quick workout.

“Baseball’s pretty much my life,” Burkholder says.

Burkholder’s drive is organic; his father calls him a “self-driven perfectionist.” His parents attribute that fire to growing up with a pair of older brothers. Whether it was knee hockey in the basement or basketball in the driveway, Burkholder was not lacking for competition.

Most days, he reaches the baseball field at Freedom about 45 minutes before most of his teammates. Breathing exercises, meditation and prayer settle his mind; dynamic movement exercises further prepare his body.

After the day’s assigned work is done, Burkholder often heads to the cages to further tune his swing. Sometimes, his pre-practice or pregame hitting regimen doesn’t scratch his itch for improvement. On a few occasions, he has stayed late enough to cut the stadium lights off himself.

“It’s where I’m the happiest,” Burkholder said. “I love being out here, playing the game.”

He now works at Rip City, a local indoor baseball facility that offers free access to its cages in return. But sometimes he has to get creative to get his baseball fix. One offseason evening, Wrighte stumbled upon Burkholder’s girlfriend feeding the pitching machine as he took swings before their dinner date.

A goal in sight

When Burkholder was 7, he declared his dream to play in the big leagues. His parents humored him, aware that only a minuscule percentage of countless hopefuls realize such ambitions. Now, that reality is not so far-fetched.

“That’s the end goal, stepping onto a big league field and leaving an impact and legacy on a city,” Burkholder said. “I visualize that a lot. That’s my dream. That’s what I want to do.”

He’ll have a tough decision to make soon. His phone surely will ring during the MLB draft in July. The only question is where he will be chosen. MLB designates “slot values” to each draft position, an approximate figure for what each player is paid. The first 92 picks have a slot value of at least $800,000.

If the situation is right, Burkholder is prepared to go pro. But he also sees the value of going to college, and scouts have assured him they’ll be watching at West Virginia until he reenters the draft.

In the meantime, attention grows by the week. Major league teams have started sending multiple representatives to games, with some teams’ front-office personnel checking in themselves. A process that was once dreamlike and strange is starting to get very real.

“I try not to let it get to my head too much that it could be a possibility,” Burkholder said. “I try not to do too much and just be myself out here, and I’ve been able to have a lot of fun through it. It’s been an amazing experience, and I can’t wait to see where it might lead.”

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The college baseball postseason picture is always changing, but what isn’t changing much are the top eight national seeds in this week’s D1Baseball Postseason Projections.

Texas A&M, Arkansas, Clemson, Tennessee, Kentucky, North Carolina and East Carolina remain top eight seeds, while Wake Forest dropped out of the top eight after dropping a series at Notre Dame. Taking the Demon Deacons spot is Florida State, which won a huge road series over Duke and has a very advantageous schedule down the stretch.

In terms of the other top 16 seeds and regional hosts, Oregon State is creeping back up to No. 9 and is knocking on the door to being a top eight seed yet again. Meanwhile, there are two new top 16 seeds in this week’s projections — Arizona and Coastal Carolina are out after ugly weekends, respectively, and UCSB and Oklahoma State entered this week.

The Pokes continue to be in contention for the Big 12 Conference regular season title and have a solid RPI and overall resume, while UCSB has a solid non-conference resume and is up to 17 in the latest RPI with a 28-12 overall record and strong marks in the Big West Conference. The Gauchos, by the way, are set to try to host at home in Santa Barbara.

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Overall, the SEC leads all teams in the latest projections with 10 teams in the field, while the ACC is close behind with nine representatives. The Big 12 has seven, along with two bonafide bubble teams in TCU and Kansas. Meanwhile, the Pac-12 and Sun Belt each have four teams in the field, and the Big East, Big Ten, Coastal, Conference USA and Big West each have two teams.

Our projections are assembled each week by the trio of Mark Etheridge, Kendall Rogers, and Aaron Fitt. Together, the trio has more than 60 years of experience covering college baseball and putting together regional projections.

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