Participating baseball and softball teams include Cleveland State, Columbia State, Dyersburg State, Jackson State, Motlow State, Roane State, Southwest Tennessee State, Volunteer State, Walters State, and host Chattanooga State.
Chattanooga State’s Lady Tigers enter the tournament as the number one seed. The team has been ranked number one in the nation since the season began almost two months ago.
General admission for a full day of tournament play is $7. Admission for community college students with an I.D., high school and elementary students is $4 for a full day. An all-tournament pass is $20.
During the tournament, Chattanooga State will show off one of its new athletic facilities. All the visiting teams will use the topnotch baseball/softball field house that rivals venues at much larger four-year universities.
“The singular mission of Chattanooga State’s Athletic Department is to provide programs and leadership that enhances the physical, intellectual, social and moral development of each student athlete,” says Chattanooga State Athletic Director Steve Jaecks.
Both the softball semifinals and finals will be played on Wednesday, May 9. After the championship game that begins at 4 p.m., the softball tournament winner will be crowned. The baseball semifinal games will be played on Thursday, May 10. The baseball final is scheduled for Friday, May 11 at 2 p.m.
A link on Chattanooga State’s home page, www.chattanoogastate.edu, goes to the tournament site, which has the brackets and schedule, team roosters, local accommodations and directions to Chattanooga State.
The site also contains two links. There is one for a live baseball feed and another for a live softball feed on Ustream.tv.
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