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In addition to managing and operating well-organized baseball training that are open to everyone, the Academy sponsors the Hawaii Heat, a program of competitive and developmental traveling club teams with robust tournament schedules.

These teams are based on talent, effort, passion for baseball, leadership and team spirit. The goals of these teams are to give more game time experience, education in leadership, self-confidence, baseball IQ and teamwork.

This program is open for tryout by invitation to those members that show excellence in skills and sportsmanship; unwavering respect for themselves and for those around them; and a corresponding 100 percent commitment (from both the member and their parent or guardian) to adhere to the club’s culture and its schedule of games, practices and events.

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Hawaii Kauai Baseball Tournament – July 2024

A Family Oriented Hawaii Baseball Tournament

An international tour with MVP is much more than just a baseball trip, it is an opportunity to represent the Mainland. More importantly, it is an opportunity to connect with the world at large through a shared common passion, baseball. You will meet and interact with players from the host teams both on and off the field… giving you the chance to see the world through their eyes, understand how they live, and create long-distance friendships. For some it may open your eyes, for some it may bring a new friend into your life, and for others – it may be the next stepping stone in your baseball career.

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Team Information

Team Age: 10u

Roster Size: 12-14

Region of Team: USA

Team Age: 12u

Team Age: 14u

Team Age: 16u

Testimonials

This was a fantastic trip. Both sons absolutely loved it and, before we got home from Puerto Rico, they were asking to do another MVP trip. Beautiful hotel, super fun group activities, lots of opportunities for excursions and free time, and a priceless baseball experience.

“This was one of the best vacations our family has ever had! And, we didn’t have to plan a thing”

“Nothing short of outstanding.”

We had such an amazing time on our trip! The people who were in charge and the people we traveled with were fantastic! The food, trips, and accommodations were awesome. Thank you so much!!

A tremendous effort by all the coordinators paid off with an excellent trip. We go to watch some great baseball, meet the local teams and see some fabulous scenery. The ship was well maintained, clean and comfortable. The crew made sure we were always satisfied.

We had a wonderful trip!! Memories that will last a lifetime. Had great experiences, met wonderful people and saw things I never dreamed we would!! Thanks for everything!! The MVP staff were great!!

We had a truly amazing time on this trip — just the right amount of baseball, planned sightseeing, and free time. Every detail of the program came off without a hitch. We cannot recommend this experience highly enough..

Another outstanding trip by MVP International! Fun options for free time. In fact there were too many good choices we had to split up and enjoy multiple side trips. The hotels were some of the best we’ve seen on these trips. As always the trip goes so fast but we love the people, seeing our boys representing the USA , and having them learn about new countries and cultures that will stay with them forever.

Our family had a fabulous time! The trip details were seamless, nothing was left to question, and it was clear as to where to go, what to do, what we needed to pay for on our own, etc. We made wonderful new friends and created memories of a lifetime. The trip and plans exceeded our expectations, and we have high standards! 🙂

We had a great time! The tours, free time and sight seeing was awesome. It was a wonderful opportunity for the young ladies; their exposure to to another culture that shared their love and passion for softball and to interact competitively and socially with them. It was as if they had always known them.

We thoroughly enjoyed this trip! Great activities, well planned and really had fun watching the many baseball games. We definitely would do another trip again.

There was never a dull moment. Everything was taken care from transportation, tours, and of course hockey. Our hosts were great and our trip advisor Eli was on top of everything. It was one of the best vacations we have had with plenty of hockey for my son as well..

What an amazing experience! My family and I are really grateful to MVP for planning an incredible, truely memorable trip. Picturesque locations, terrific accommodations in the heart of Copenhagen and downtown Stockholm and hockey wrapped together to provide the perfect venue for fun.

The experience was above and beyond what I ever could’ve expected. I’m very appreciative for what opportunities arose out of this trip.

I thought the trip overall was great. Very well planned and executed, the hotels were nice, the guides were excellent and entertaining and knowledgeable.

“The real gem was playing teams from other countries, meeting their families and being exposed to their traditions (especially the food)! A trip that created lifetime memories”

“Once again our MVP International experience was amazing! This was our 4th trip and each one has been top notch and a memorable family experience. ”

“Our boys learned the game on a totally different level, beyond just the sport itself, but on a cultural level as well”

“The opportunity for families and others to travel together representing the USA, Tasting the local cuisines and absorbing the history added to the exceptional experience”

“These extraordinary vacations are among my favorite life experiences with my son”

This was a fantastic trip. Both sons absolutely loved it, and before we got home from Puerto Rico, they were asking to do another MVP trip. Beautiful hotel, super fun group activities, lots of opportunities for excursions and free time, and a priceless baseball experience.

Another outstanding trip by MVP International! Fun options for free time. In fact, there were too many good choices we had to split up and enjoy multiple side trips. The hotels were some of the best we have seen on these trips. As always, the trip goes so fast but we love the people, seeing our boys represent the USA, and having them learn about new countries and cultures that will stay with them forever.

The experience was above and beyond what I ever could have expected. I am very appreciative for what opportunities arose out of this trip.

There was never a dull moment. Everything was taken care of from transportation, tours, and of course, hockey. Our hosts were great and our trip advisor Eli was on top of everything. It was one of the best vacations we have had with plenty of hockey for my son as well. The coaches and families we met were all really nice and we had some great experiences with them. I think this will be one of those “once in a lifetime” experiences my son will always have.

Our family had a fabulous time! The trip details were seamless, nothing was left to question, and it was clear as to where to go, what to do, what we needed to pay for on our own etc. We made wonderful new friends and created memories of a lifetime. The trip and plans exceeded our expectations, and we have high standards!

“We had heard how amazing these trips were … but even with all of the hype we were all happily surprised. It is hard to figure out how to do a better trip with a young teenager”

“Going on this trip was an eye opening experience. Being able to interact with other people from around the world who share a same common interest in a sport is something that is irreplaceable”

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Depart for Hawaii Arrive in Kauai Check into Hotel - Resort in the Poi pu area Free time in Resort

Breakfast at Hotel Free Day Sunset Snorkeling Catamaran on Na Pali Coast w/ Dinner

Breakfast at Hotel Free Day

Breakfast at hotel Tournament Game (Time TBD) - Kekaha Park Free Evening

Breakfast at hotel Tournament Game (Time TBD) - Kekaha Park End of Tournament Luau Return to Hotel Free Time at Resort

Breakfast in Hotel Free Day Bus To Airport Return Flight

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All of this while being led by a team of professionals

A 'handled for you', family-oriented, cultural vacation, the family experience....

• Flexible payment options
• Experience Island life and relax on white sand beaches
• Included Island Catamaran Trip
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• Breakfast buffet every morning

The Athlete Experience...

• Luxury Hotels
• Represent the Mainland in a competitive tournament
• Competitive games with local Hawaiian teams

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Free-Time to explore the amazing island

Breakfast Everyday Group Meals as Planned

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RICH STIEHL

Director of it & operations.

Rich Stiehl is the Director of IT and Operations for MVP International. Rich is the essential guy behind the scenes that helps to make all of the moving pieces, technology, and infrastructure work smoothly. Rich is also the Director the MVP Baseball School where he runs the operations for hundreds of young ball players and 35+ teams. After decades in the corporate world managing large-scale IT projects, Rich enjoys being able to connect his passion for baseball, family, and travel with his professional skills. Rich and his family have been traveling with MVP International since 2015 when they went on their first trip to Central Europe. Their family has been one of the most well-traveled families in the MVP community as they have been on 8 trips including Central Europe, Spain, Germany, Italy, The Netherlands, The Dominican, Puerto Rico, and the Caribbean Cruise.

ELI FACENDA

Chief enrollment officer.

Eli’s background in international sports tours goes back to 2009. After going on back-to-back undefeated trips to the Dominican Republic and Italy under Coach Pudge, the travel bug had bit Eli and he was hooked. Eli went on to play Division I baseball at Lehigh University.

While there he majored in Finance with a minor in Spanish, and was also afforded the opportunity to do a semester abroad in Barcelona, Spain.

It was during that semester abroad that he re-connected with the MVP International team and slowly began to support the organization. Eli continued to work for MVP International part time as a senior at Lehigh University and became MVP International’s first full-time employee upon graduation in 2015. Since then Eli has helped grow the organization and currently oversees all enrollment operations and trip concepts.

Eli has developed a passion for traveling and the travel industry, which has led him to visit over 35 countries. Eli currently resides in Arlington, VA.

JASON “COOP” CONLEY

Basketball recruiting director.

Jason “Coop” Conley is the Senior Vice President of the ABL. He began his college career at Virginia Military Institute where he was named Southern Conference Player of the year, Southern Conference Freshman of the year, and to the Southern Conference 1st Team.  In 2002, Jason was the NCAA Scoring champion and became the First Freshman in NCAA History to Lead Country in Scoring. After transferring to Missouri in 2003, he was named to Big 12 All-Newcomer Team and Big 12 All-Academic Team.

After graduating with his bachelor’s degree from Missouri in 2005, Jason went on to a 13-year professional career in Europe. (Germany, Austria, Finland, and Romania) While in Europe, Jason was named an All-Star in multiple countries and won a championship.

Jason devotes his life to youth coaching and basketball skills development. Every summer, he takes youth teams to Europe, Asia, and South America to compete in international tournaments.

O’KELLY MCWILLIAMS

General counsel.

Having joined MVP International as a traveler many times in the past, O’Kelly brings a perspective that is highly valued by the MVP International Athletics team and organization.

O’Kelly advises US and international clients on a wide range of business and employment law matters. He has extensive experience handling employment aspects of M&A and other corporate transactions as well as employment disputes and compensation issues.

O’Kelly has collaborated with some of the world’s leading companies and emerging businesses to mitigate their risks and advance their business plans.

He also serves on the Board of Trustees for the Virginia Retirement System — a nearly $80 billion pension plan — and participates on its Benefits & Actuarial, Audit and Compliance, Defined Contribution Plan, and Administration and Personnel committees.

To help organizations manage employee relationships and reduce their liability, O’Kelly works with them to establish industry-specific employment policies and to provide board members and managers with compliance and employment training. He also conducts compensation audits to mitigate risks related to pay disparity issues.

MARK “PUDGE” GJORMAND

Visionary & founder.

Coach Pudge is known by both the Virginia High School Baseball community as well as the national baseball community for bringing a high level of energy, charisma, and absolute passion to the field, every single day. With decades of accomplishments, 2 State Championships, coach Pudge is currently the 4th winningest baseball coach in Virginia High School Baseball history with nearly 400 wins.

Coach Pudge’s story begins back in 2008, when Coach Pudge was given the opportunity to bring a local team abroad for a tournament. After much hesitation and some convincing by his supportive wife, Beth, Coach Pudge got his first taste of international baseball on a trip to Germany with some of the top players in the DMV area. After experiencing the eye-opening impact the game of baseball was having around the world, he was all-in.

Coach Pudge went on a few more trips before he started to brainstorm how he could share these experiences that were transforming not only his life, but also those of hundreds of athletes and families that were joining him on the trips, with more athletes. He had a vision to reach the lives of thousands across a variety of sports with these unforgettable escapades.

In 2012, Coach Pudge contacted now business partner, Matt Foley, to help turn his dream into a reality. While Coach Pudge handled the sports side of things, Foley handled the business side, and the partnership was formed. Since then, Coach Pudge has continued to share the vision with which he founded the company with hundreds of athletes from the DMV area and also directs all things related to baseball.

This thing is just getting started!  Coach Pudge also operates MVP Baseball School, the MVP Terps, and MVP Summer Camp. He currently resides in Reston, VA with his wife, Beth, and 3 kids Samantha (20), Josh (18), and Trevor (14).

President & Co-Founder

Matt played for Coach Pudge, graduating in 2003 and racking up a laundry list of awards, both in the JMHS record books as well as at the state level. After 4 successful years, 2 regional championships and a state championship at Madison, Foley went on to catch at Virginia Tech for 4 years.

Although Foley spent a few years in the corporate world, he was drawn back to the game as a coach, and he enjoyed staying connected to the baseball community. When he was approached by Coach Pudge in 2012 to form what is now MVP International Athletics, he saw it as an opportunity to further apply what he had learned in the corporate world in order to build something very special.

Since then, Foley has served as President of MVP International and oversees the business operations, which under his leadership runs smoothly.

Foley also has a focus in the real estate field and currently resides in Arlington, VA with his wife Meghan and 2 kids, Bryce (3) Blake (1).

TONYA BROGAN

Travel director.

Tonya attended travel school in VA and then worked in Virginia and Colorado, as a Leisure Travel Specialist, specializing in Disney, Caribbean and Hawaii. Tonya planned total vacation packages and enjoyed playing a major role in helping her clients turn their dreams into a reality, as well as help them create memories and friendships that would last a lifetime.

As a member of a military family, Tonya was afforded the opportunity of being stationed in several areas throughout the United States as well as overseas. She had the pleasure of being stationed in Italy for 3 years with her husband Bob and their two children, Makayla and Noah. They lived in Vicenza, which is about an hour west of Venice. While stationed in Italy, the family traveled throughout Europe and cruised the Mediterranean on several occasions. They did not return to the US until their three-year military assignment was complete because Europe had so much to offer and they wanted to take full advantage!

A few years later after returning to Virginia, Tonya and her family joined MVP International on the 2017 Germany Baseball Tour and had a blast! It was then that the MVP team realized she would be a great addition to the team.

Tonya absolutely loves to travel, meet new friends and to help others achieve their dreams…For all of these reasons and more, Tonya is an absolute perfect fit for MVP International!

OPERATIONS & FLIGHT MANAGER

Born and raised in Pittsburgh, Tara became an avid sports fan at a young age. She went on to play softball and basketball in college while earning degrees in Business Management and Psychology. Her husband, Ryan, was in the Air Force for 9 years when they decided to settle in Northern Virginia with their three children, Marly, Kyle, and Tatum.

Tara has been active in her three children’s lives, managing sports schedules, school activities, and volunteering to coach various basketball and softball teams over the last 20 years. Tara met Coach Pudge while their son, Kyle, was in little league and quickly formed a relationship that has lasted over 10 years. MVP has been a major part of their lives, with Ryan coaching several teams, and Kyle playing for MVP and for Coach Pudge at Madison HS. Tara and her family have gone on five international trips to Germany, Italy, Puerto Rico (twice), and the Dominican Republic. The MVP International trips were such a unique experience and she is excited to join the team to help others have the same incredible experience!

DANA DOUGHERTY

Client relations manager.

Dana attended Penn State University where she received a bachelors’ degree in Hotel, Restaurant and Institutional Management.  She moved to the Washington DC area upon graduation and pursued a career with Hyatt Hotels. Having a strong desire to travel, Dana took a job as a Director with an Independent Meeting Planning Company and worked with Corporations and Associations to plan and facilitate their conferences ranging from 100 – 1500 attendees.

While taking time off from her career to raise three sons, Dana followed her new found passions of health and fitness and working with children. She has substituted for Arlington Public Schools since 2008 as well as held several volunteer roles gaining both community and state level recognition. These roles include being a member of the Arlington Public Schools Health Advisory Board, Whole Child Working Group and Healthy Community Action Team, serving a variety of board member roles on elementary and middle school PTA as well as Arlington Little League and being a member of the Action for Healthy Kids Tri-State Coalition. She was awarded Arlington Public Schools Volunteer of the Year award in 2016 and the Virginia Governors Outstanding Adult Volunteer award in 2018 for her efforts.

Navigating her own boys through the world of sports, she has witnessed first hand the amazing experiences, opportunities and lasting memories travel ball has given them. After taking an MVP trip with her family in 2019 to Italy, she realized she could fulfill all of her passions and she joined our team. She loves having the opportunity to engage in travel, sports & culture and to work closely with individuals, athletes and families to create moments they will never forget!

JASON MCMAHON

Jason is a native to Vienna, VA and is rooted in Youth and High School Baseball around the area. He has coached multiple travel, little league and high school teams and is currently an assistant varsity coach at Marshall High School in Falls Church, VA. He played for Coach Pudge in the mid 90’s and went on to George Mason University where he red-shirted for one season with the Patriots.

After college, Jason found himself working with a direct marketing company where he became an Account Manager handling day to day sales and reporting from multiple inbound and outbound call centers around the United States and Canada. He was in constant communication with high level clients ensuring their direct marketing campaigns were a success.

With a quick move to Roanoke, VA Jason became the Fly Fishing Technical Advisor for The Orvis Company. He spent his days on the phone giving customers product information and providing customer service and sales support. He learned the value of customer relations and the importance of building trust and confidence to ensure that each customer was treated with dignity and respect.

Eventually, Jason moved back to Northern Virginia accepting a retail position with Orvis. Within a few years he became the Fishing Manage at the Arlington, VA location. He built lasting relationships with customers that continue today. Jason’s passion for fly fishing has taken him across the United States and he has competed in several fishing competitions that were featured on the Outdoor Channel.

Jason is excited to join the MVP International team and provide customers the support needed to make their arrangements as stress free as possible.

SIMON ROBERTS

Hockey director/gm.

Coach Simon Roberts brings decades of international hockey experience to the MVP International hockey program. As Director of Ice Hockey, Coach Roberts has brought international Ice Hockey opportunities to the DMV community. Along with being the bench boss of several Tier 1 hockey programs, including the Washington Little Capitals, he’s also also been involved with USA Hockey Player Development Camps and participated as an Affiliate coach with the NTDP.

With a background in Strength & Conditioning, coach Roberts also works with the Washington Capitals Player Development & Training camps.

Coach Roberts also grew up in various places around the world and brings a cultural tone to the program that is highly valued by the MVP team. Coach Roberts led his first tour with MVP International in 2018 to Central Europe with a group of 16u players and families. With the amazing experience gained, Coach Roberts has ambitiously contributed to bring new opportunities to the Ice Hockey community at large. Coach Roberts resides in Reston, VA with his wife Mary and their Son, Colin

MATT WOJCEICHOWSKI

Enrollment coordinator.

Originally from Houston, Texas, Matt moved to Northern Virginia at the age of 7. He played 4 years of Varsity baseball at South Lakes High School earning 1 st team all-district 3 times, 1 st team all-region, 1 st team all-state, and 2 nd team all-met. From there, Matt went on to play 2 years of Junior College baseball at Chesapeake College before finishing out his final two years of baseball and academics at Roanoke College, where he graduated with a bachelor’s degree in Business Administration.

During a gap year in his college journey, Matt served as an assistant coach at South Lakes. Since then, Matt has coached with the MVP Organization for the last 3 years, but has been helping out with camps and other baseball lessons for the past 5.

Matt’s passion for baseball has allowed him many possibilities that he never knew existed. During Summer 2019, he traveled as a Player/Coach on our inaugural Caribbean Cruise. Matt describes it as being “one of the best experiences he’s had in his entire life,” and that going on that trip made him “truly buy in to what is going on at MVP International,” and he couldn’t be happier to be a part of our team.

EVE MENDOLIA

Non-profit & event planning.

Eve Mendolia earned her BA in Theatre Arts from Hofstra University and her Master of Science in Early Childhood Education from Hunter College in NYC.  She has been teaching for over 18 years and is currently teaching in Arlington Public Schools. She is currently the Montessori Public School of Arlington’s Teacher of the Year.

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2024 World Boys Baseball Tournament Hawaii

Explore and Compete: Join Our Team in Hawaii!

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Welcome to the adventure of a lifetime! We invite you to join Roos Baseball Team on an unforgettable journey to the tropical paradise of Hawaii, where we’ll be participating in the World Boys Baseball Tournament. Prepare to experience the thrill of high-level competition, create lifelong memories, and indulge in the breathtaking beauty of the Hawaiian islands. Get ready for an extraordinary sports and travel experience like no other!

Age Eligibility: Under 16 as of 1st April 2024

About Our Team:

Roos Baseball Team is lead by a dynamic group of passionate coaches who are driven by their love for the game. We are dedicated to nurturing talent, fostering teamwork, and providing a platform for young athletes to showcase their skills. With a focus on camaraderie and sportsmanship, our team aims to excel on and off the field, embodying the true spirit of sports.

Destination: Hawaii:

Hawaii, the jewel of the Pacific, is a dream destination known for its pristine beaches, lush landscapes, and vibrant culture. As you embark on this journey, you’ll discover the magic of Hawaii’s main island, Oahu. Immerse yourself in the warm hospitality of the locals, savor the tantalizing cuisine, and marvel at the awe-inspiring natural wonders that surround you.

Tournament Highlights:

Prepare to showcase your skills on the sunny shores of Hawaii as we take part in World Boys Baseball Tournament. Compete against talented teams from across the world including USA, Japan, Korea, Germany, Italy and more. Challenge yourself to reach new heights and make lasting memories. Our experienced coaching staff will provide guidance and support, helping you elevate your game to the next level. It’s not just about winning; it’s about growing as an athlete and forging bonds with teammates that will last a lifetime.

Unforgettable Experiences:

Beyond the tournament, your journey to Hawaii will be filled with incredible adventures and experiences. Delve into the local culture through traditional luaus, and explore historic landmarks like Pearl Harbor.

August 1st – 12th 2024, including pre-tournament games.

Approximately $1950.00 per player.

Includes regular training in Australia from April 2024 until departure, Game Top, Cap, Training Tops, Team Polo Shirts, Jacket, Player Bag, Tournament fee.

Excludes airfares, accommodation, meals and transfers.

Full travel packages are also available .

Estimated cost: $5350.00

Includes Airfares, Accommodation, most meals, regular training in Australia from April 2024 until departure, Game Top, Cap, Training Tops, Team Polo Shirts, Jacket, Player Bag, Tournament fee.

Team Leader: Andrew Ross, Involved with the World Boys Baseball Tournament since 2006, coached Ryde LL, IL and JL

Head Coach: Robert Zucconi

Assistant Coach: James Sammes.

Join Us on this Unforgettable Journey:

Are you ready to embark on an extraordinary adventure with our team to Hawaii? Don’t miss the chance to be part of this incredible opportunity to compete, grow as an athlete, and create lifelong memories.

Complete the form below to register your interest and be kept up to date.

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INDIANAPOLIS —Texas earned the No. 1 seed in the NCAA Division I Softball Championship today when the NCAA Division I Softball Committee announced the 64-team field and seeds for the 2024 NCAA Division I Softball Championship.

Thirty-two conferences were awarded automatic qualification as conference champions, while the remaining 32 slots were filled with at-large selections to complete the bracket. The top 16 teams were seeded nationally and will host at campus sites beginning Friday.

Regionals will be held May 17-19 with each campus site hosting a four-team, double-elimination tournament. The 16 winning teams advance to the super regionals.

Super regionals for the championship will be held May 23-26 on eight campus sites. At each site, two teams play in a best-of-three tournament format.

The winners from each super regional advance to the NCAA® Women’s College World Series® from May 30 to June 6/7 at Devon Park in Oklahoma City.

Dayton, Siena and Southeastern Louisiana are making their first appearance in the tournament.

In 2023, Oklahoma won its third national championship in a row and seventh overall by defeating Florida State, 5-0 and 3-1, in the best-of-three championship finals.

The Sooners became only the second school to win three in a row, joining UCLA (1988, 1989, 1990). No school has ever won four consecutive Division I softball national championships.

ESPN will provide coverage from all 16 regional sites on one of the ESPN platforms, which was announced during the NCAA Softball Selection Show. ESPN will televise every game of the Super Regionals for the 17th consecutive season, 2020 notwithstanding, since 2007. This year also marks the 23rd consecutive year that ESPN will televise every game of the Women’s College World Series.

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*Indicates Host Institution

Austin Regional – Austin, Texas No. 1 seed Texas* (47-7) vs. Siena (33-20) Northwestern (33-11) vs. Saint Francis (Pennsylvania) (40-12)

Bryan-College Station Regional – Bryan-College Station, Texas No. 16 seed Texas A&M* (40-13) vs. University at Albany (33-12) Texas State (45-13) vs. Penn State (34-18)

Baton Rouge Regional – Baton Rouge, Louisiana No. 9 seed LSU* (40-15) vs. Jackson State (33-17) California (36-17) vs. Southern Illinois (42-9)

Stanford Regional – Stanford, California No. 8 seed Stanford* (43-13) vs. Saint Mary’s (California) (30-22) Mississippi State (33-18) vs. Cal State Fullerton (36-17)

Stillwater Regional – Stillwater, Oklahoma No. 5 seed Oklahoma State* (44-10) vs. Northern Colorado (27- 24) Kentucky (30-22) vs. Michigan (41-16)

Fayetteville Regional – Fayetteville, Arkansas No. 12 seed Arkansas* (36-16) vs. Southeast Missouri State (28- 24) Arizona (34-16-1) vs. Villanova (31-22)

Lafayette Regional – Lafayette, Louisiana No. 13 seed University of Louisiana at Lafayette* (42-17) vs. Princeton (29-16) Baylor (32-20) vs. Ole Miss (31-25)

Gainesville Regional – Gainesville, Florida No. 4 seed Florida* (46-12) vs. Florida Gulf Coast (37-19) South Alabama (32-18-1) vs. Florida Atlantic (41-14)

Knoxville Regional – Knoxville, Tennessee No. 3 seed Tennessee* (40-10) vs. Dayton (33-19) Virginia (32-18) vs. Miami (Ohio) (48-7)

Tuscaloosa Regional – Tuscaloosa, Alabama No. 14 seed Alabama* (33-17) vs. University of South Carolina Upstate (30-21) Clemson (34-17) vs. Southeastern Louisiana (45-13)

Athens Regional – Athens, Georgia No. 11 seed Georgia* (39-16) vs. University of North Carolina Wilmington (33-21) Charlotte (38-16) vs. Liberty (36-23)

Los Angeles Regional – Los Angeles, California No. 6 seed UCLA* (37-10) vs. Grand Canyon (48-11) Virginia Tech (39-12-1) vs. San Diego State (31-18)

Columbia Regional – Columbia, Missouri No. 7 seed Missouri* (43-15) vs. Omaha (41-13) Washington (31-13) vs. Indiana (40-18)

Durham Regional – Durham, North Carolina No. 10 seed Duke* (47-6) vs. Morgan State (35-18) South Carolina (34-22) vs. Utah (34-20)

Tallahassee Regional – Tallahassee, Florida No. 15 seed Florida State* (43-14) vs. Chattanooga (42-14) Auburn (27-19-1) vs. University of Central Florida (30-23)

Norman Regional – Norman, Oklahoma No. 2 seed Oklahoma* (49-6) vs. Cleveland State (22-24) Oregon (28-19) vs. Boston University (52-4-1)

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*Automatic Qualifier

American Athletic (2) *Charlotte Fla. Atlantic

America East (1) *UAlbany

ACC (5) Clemson *Duke Florida St. Virginia Virginia Tech

Atlantic Sun (1) *FGCU

Atlantic 10 (1) *Dayton

Big 12 (5) Baylor *Oklahoma Oklahoma St. Texas UCF

Big East (1) *Villanova Big Sky (1) *Northern Colo.

Big South (1) *USC Upstate

Big Ten (4) Indiana *Michigan Northwestern Penn St.

Big West (1) *Cal St. Fullerton

CAA (1) *UNCW

C-USA (1) *Liberty

Horizon (1) *Cleveland St.

Ivy (1) *Princeton

MAAC (1) *Siena Mid-American (1) *Miami (OH)

MEAC (1) *Morgan St. Missouri Valley (1) *Southern Ill.

Mountain West (1) *San Diego St.

Northeast (1) *Saint Francis (PA)

Ohio Valley (1) *Southeast Mo. St.

Pac-12 (7) Arizona California Oregon Stanford *UCLA Utah Washington

Patriot (1) *Boston U.

Southeastern (13) Alabama Arkansas Auburn *Florida Georgia Kentucky LSU Mississippi St. Missouri Ole Miss South Carolina Tennessee Texas A&M

Southern (1) *Chattanooga

Southland (1) *Southeastern La.

SWAC (1) *Jackson St.

Summit (1) *Omaha

Sun Belt (3) Louisiana South Alabama *Texas St.

West Coast (1) *Saint Mary’s (CA)

WAC (1) *Grand Canyon

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Husson University won both the softball and baseball North Atlantic Conference tournaments over the weekend — for the fifth consecutive year. On Monday, they learned their respective opening-game opponents in the NCAA Division III national championships.

Fueled by bigtime performances from Maine players, the Eagles played true to their No. 1 seeding in both conference tournaments, continuing their reign of dominance over the NAC and advancing to the national tourneys.

The softball team (35-4) will begin its quest for a national title versus Framingham State University (24-18) at home, at noon on Thursday.

The baseball team (23-10) will open up play versus Endicott College (39-2) in Connecticut, at noon on Friday.

This past weekend in Bangor, senior Kenzie Dore of Brewer won NAC softball tournament MVP as the Eagles trounced No. 5 SUNY-Morrisville 18-0 and then beat No. 2 SUNY-Polytechnic two times in a row, winning their 30th consecutive game and 13th NAC title since 2009.

Over the Eagles’ three tournament games, Dore totaled four home runs, three walks and 12 RBIs, raising her season batting average to .548 and her on-base plus slugging percentage to an incredible 1.744.

Meanwhile, junior Kiara McLeod (.766 OPS) of Harrison tallied four extra-base hits and three RBIs, and junior Bulla McCabe (.804 OPS) of Hawaii recorded four hits, four runs and three RBI.

From the pitching circle, freshman Ana Lang (1.18 ERA) of Searsport and sophomore Dani Masterson (1.58 ERA) of Hampden combined to allow just four runs and throw 31 strikeouts in three games.

In the NAC baseball championship at SUNY-Cobleskill in New York, senior Jackson Curtis of Ellsworth was awarded tournament MVP as the Eagles beat Eastern Nazarene 4-1, and then dominated the hosts 20-2 in the second round and again 9-1 in the finals.

“Jackson is one of the best players in this league — we have a lot of local guys that have done big things,” Husson head coach Chris Morris said. “This senior class has raised the bar every year. Their leadership is outstanding.”

Jackon’s younger brother Hunter (1.153 OPS), a sophomore, was also an offensive force over the weekend, tallying seven hits, five runs, three RBIs and three stolen bases. Meanwhile, junior Tanner Evans (.583 OPS) of Old Town collected five hits and five RBIs, and sophomore Keegan Cyr (.728 OPS) of Bangor tallied seven walks and six runs from the leadoff spot.

On the mound, junior Matt Wallingford of Greene (1.50 ERA) threw 8.1 innings of shutout ball with eight strikeouts in game one, and senior Alex Smith (2.93 ERA) of Massachusetts threw five innings of shutout ball in the finals.

Next up, the Husson softball and baseball teams will compete with three other teams apiece to advance to the NCAA super regionals, or round of 16. Neither team has ever accomplished this feat in program history.

The softball team will host Rennselaer Polytechnic (34-5), Williams College (23-11) and Framingham St. University in a double elimination regional tournament from May 16-18.

The baseball team will travel to Willimantic, Connecticut, to challenge Endicott, Ramapo College of New Jersey, and Eastern Connecticut State in a double elimination regional tournament from May 17-19.

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