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Regional Baseball/Softball Tournaments Begin

Thursday, May 4, 2023 at 7:42 AM

By Scott McCaulley X @smcckc

1A thru 4A Regional Baseball Tournaments get underway today.

Equity Bank Sports Complex is hosting the 1A and 3A Baseball and Softball Regionals with Omaha and Valley Springs as the host schools. 

Local Teams Schedule
1A Baseball at Harrison
Lead Hill vs. Mulberry 10:00 am
Omaha vs. Ozark Catholic 12:30
Alpena vs. Scranton 3:00
Jasper vs. County Line 5:30

2A Baseball at Greenland
Yellville-Summit vs. Lavaca 5:30

3A Baseball at Harrison
Flippin vs. Charleston 3:00

1A Softball at Harrison
Lead Hill vs. County Line 12:30
Omaha vs. Mulberry 5:30
(Jasper has a bye into the Second Round)

3A Softball at Harrison
Flippin vs. Hackett 3:00
Valley Springs vs. Charleston 5:30



 

 

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