IOWA AAU WEBSITE - Iowa Amateur Athletic Union

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NONPROFIT ORG.
U.S. POSTAGE PAID
DES MOINES, IA
PERMIT NO. 2934
January, 2006
AGE DETERMING DATE
The AAU Baseball National Committee has
voted to endorse in 2006 the change in age
determing date proposed by USA Baseball.
Effective for the 2006 AAU Baseball season
beginning September 1, 2005 and
continuing through August 31, 2006, the age
determing date for all age groups will be
May 1 (instead of August 1 applied in 2005
and prior years) as indicated in the following
table.
Iowa Amateur Athletic Union
3021 38th Street
Des Moines IA 50310-4616
Born on
or after
(for 2006)
Iowa AAU Baseball
18/19 & Under
17 & Under
16 & Under
15 & Under
14 & Under
13 & Under
12 & Under
11 & Under
10 & Under
9 & Under
8 & Under
18/19:U May 1, 1986
17:U May 1, 1988
16:U May 1, 1989
15:U May 1, 1990
14:U May 1, 1991
13:U May 1, 1992
12:U May 1, 1993
11:U May 1, 1994
10:U May 1, 1995
9:U
May 1, 1996
8:U
May 1, 1997
Of course, AAU Baseball allows all players
to elect to participate in a higher age group.
Note that in any given season, a player may
participate in only one age group as far as
district qualifiers and national competition is
concerned.
IOWA AAU WEBSITE - FOR ALL AAU INFORMATION
www.aauiowa.org
NATIONAL AAU - WEBSITE FOR INTERNET REGISTRATION
AND FOR BASEBALL RULES
www.aausports.org
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2006 AGE 9U NATIONAL
CHAMPIONSHIPS
At age 9:U, open base national
competition in addition to closed base
competition is being offered at Disney
Wide World of Sports on July 7-15, 2006.
Teams participating in the state
championship qualifier (closed base) at
Raccoon Valley June 17-21, 2006 may
elect to advance to either the open or
closed base national championship.
2006 AAU RULE CHANGES
For the 2006 season:
� The prohibition against head first slide
applicable in 2005 and prior years
has been removed.
Coaches are
strongly encouraged to teach all
players proper sliding technique.
� If all roster coaches on a team are
ejected during a game, then that team
must forfeit that game.
� The 2005 experiment with Division II
regional and super national
competition was discontinued for 2006
and future years.
Division II
competition in 2006 is the same as in
2004.
� In national championship bracket play,
the fifth through eighth place games
will not be played.
However,
individual medals and team trophies
will still be awarded with ranking
determined as follows:
1. Runs allowed (all games)
2. Runs scored (all games)
3. Head to Head (if applicable)
4. Higher Championship Bracket
Seed
5. Coin flip
* Entry fee based upon number of games times $40
Two games on Sunday afternoon for five Sundays (10 plus $75.00. Entry fee for 10 games is $475.00.
games). Season begins April 9, 2006 and ends May 14, ** With $50 discount on Ankeny Memorial Day
weekend tournament entry fee.
2006. No games on Easter Sunday, April 16. Leaves Sunday
May 21 for make up or tournament or whatever coaches at a
Contact Iowa AAU with questions:
given age prefer.
[email protected] or 515-255-4058.
To Enter: Access web site www.aauiowa.org, click
Host and entry fees are:
Sports, click Baseball, click Forms, Download, print
8:U - Beaverdale Little League*
and complete Entry Form with coaches information.
9:U - Ankeny Little League - $550**
Submit completed Entry Form together with
10:U - Ankeny Little League - $550**
appropriate entry fee to Iowa AAU ASAP!
11:U- Beaverdale Little League - $475
Download, print and complete Roster Form with
12:U - Urbandale Little League - $475
player information (may submit later, but before
13:U - 14:U - 15:U - Games will be scheduled using two fields
Entry Deadline)
at Urbandale and two fields at Beaverdale - Separate league
Entry Deadline: No Later than March 24, 2006
for each of these three ages if number of teams permits.
No team whose entry is received by Iowa AAU
Entry fee is $475.00 per team.
before this deadline will be turned away.
SUNDAY AFTERNOON SPRING LEAGUE
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AAU NON
Iowa AAU Baseball
YEAR 2006 IOWA AAU BASEBALL
STATE CHAMPIONSHIP QUALIFIERS (tentative)
6:U Beaverdale, Des Moines (T-ball)*
6/24-28, 2006
7:U Walnut Creek, Des Moines*
6/17-21, 2006
8:U Walnut Creek, Des Moines*
6/17-21, 2006
9:U Raccoon Valley, Des Moines*
6/17-21, 2006
10:U Beaverdale (60’), Des Moines *
6 /24-28, 2006
10:U Indianola (65’)
6/19-23, 2006
11:U Altoona (60’)*
6/17-21, 2006
6/24-28, 2006
12:U Holiday Park WDM (60’)*
6/24-28, 2006
12:U Holiday Park WDM (70’)
6/24-28, 2006
13:U Walnut Creek, Des Moines (90’)
6/17-21, 2006
6/24-28, 2006
14:U Holiday Park WDM (90’)
6/24-28, 2006
6/19-23, 2006
15:U Beaverdale, Des Moines (weekends only)4/29-5/7, 2006
2006 AAU BASEBALL NATIONAL
CHAMPIONSHIPS DIVISION I
8:U Player Pitch Memphis TN
7/16-22, 2006
8:U Coach Pitch Concord NC
7/16-22, 2006
9:U Orlando FL (DWWS) (60’)*
7/7-15, 2006
9:U Orlando FL (DWWS) (65’)
7/7-15, 2006
10:U Tampa FL (60’)*
7/14-22, 2006
10:U Charlotte NC (65’)
7/16-22, 2006
7/14-22, 2006
12:U Hampton Roads VA (70’)(AAU JO Games)7/28-8/5, 2006
13:U Louisville KY (80’)
7/15-22, 2006
13:U Myrtle Beach SC (90’)
7/14-22, 2006
14:U Sarasota FL (90’)
7/21-29, 2006
15:U Kingsport TN
7/14-21, 2006
16:U Hampton Roads VA (AAU JO Games) 7/28-8/5, 2006
17:U Fort Myers FL
7/7-15, 2006
18:U/19:U Orlando FL (DWWS)
7/7-15, 2006
2006 AAU BASEBALL NATIONAL
CHAMPIONSHIPS DIVISION II
10:U Tampa FL (60’)*
7/14-22, 2006
7/16-22, 2006
7/14-22, 2006
12:U Hampton Roads VA (70’)(AAU JO Games)7/28-8/5, 2006
13:U Louisville KY (80’)
7/15-22, 2006
13:U Myrtle Beach SC (90’)
7/14-22, 2006
7/21-29, 2006
15:U Orlando FL (DWWS)
7/14-22, 2006
16:U Orlando FL (DWWS)
7/14-22, 2006
2006 SPRING NATIONALS
8:U Coral Springs FL (Coach Pitch)
4/14-16, 2006
9:U Woodstock GA (65’)
4/7-9, 2006
9:U Concord NC (60’)
4/21-23, 2006
10:U Woodstock GA (65’)
4/7-9, 2006
11:U Concord NC (70’)
4/21-23, 2006
4/21-23, 2006
13:U Coral Springs FL (80’)
4/14-16, 2006
13:U Simpsonville SC (90’)
4/28-30, 2006
14:U Huntsville AL (90’)
4/21-23, 2006
*Closed bases, no lead offs
INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
10:U Orlando FL (60’) (DWWS)*
12:U Orlando FL (70’) (DWWS)
WEST COAST NATIONALS
10:U Portland/Vancouver OR (60’)*
11:U Portland/Vancouver OR (70’)
Use Legal Name
6/9-15, 2006
6/9-15, 2006
9/1-5, 2006
9/1-5, 2006
9/1-5, 2006
9/1-5, 2006
AAU DIVISION PLAY OFFERS
ADDITIONAL OPPORTUNITIES
AAU Baseball offers competition in both Division I and
Division II levels of play. Although the demarcation
between Division I and Division II teams is imprecise, the
purpose is to come closer to creating a level playing field
for all competitors.
Division I is designed for the most competitive, “select”
teams, travel teams and teams composed of players
recruited from a widely disbursed and possibly heavily
populated area. Division I provides the opportunity to
compete against the best teams in the nation.
Division II is designed for teams comprised of players from
the same school, neighborhood or community and includes
recreational all star teams, school only teams and mid-sized
community drafted recreational teams.
Classification as Division I or Division II requires
flexibility, integrity and honesty on the part of each
participating team. The Iowa AAU Baseball Committee
retains the right to designate the specific division consistent
with the caliber of your team.
QUALIFYING FOR AN OPEN
NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP
A. In the age 8:U, 9:U, 10:U (60’), 10:U (65’), and 17:U
groups, the National Championship will be an open
tournament in which any team may enter, subject to item C
below.
B. In the age 18:U/19:U group, associations conducting a
qualifier may enter 4 teams in the National Championship
whereas those associations not conducting a qualifier may
only enter 2 teams, subject to item C below.
C. THIS IS SUBJECT TO MONITORING BY THE
NATIONAL BASEBALL COMMITTEE provided the
team:
1. conforms with the AAU registration rules for athletes
and clubs as outlined in the AAU Code Book and
2. has participated in their District Qualifier, if one is held,
3. is certified jointly by the District Governor and District
Baseball Sports Director.
D. Teams in the age 8:U, 9:U, 10:U (60’), 10:U (65’), 17:
U and 18:U/19:U groups that participated in their
respective District Qualifier may add or replace up to five
players to a maximum of 20.
Teams becoming eligible to advance to a national competition
via a District Qualifier must notify the appropriate National
Championship of their intent to participate within 72 hours of
the completion of the Qualifier.
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ATHLETE INDIVIDUAL MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION
AAU Membership Year is September 1 to August 31. A membership card will be forwarded to you.
First
Middle
Last
Street Address
City
State
City of Birth
County of Birth
State of Birth
Application Date
Work Phone / Ext
Home Phone
E-Mail Address
Zip
Fax Number
Birth Date
/
Do you have Health & Accident
Insurance?
 Yes
 No
Gender
/
Club Code (if known)
Check Primary Program

Cell
Number
 Female
Male
Club Name (if known)
Sport Code (see list below)
 Youth Program
If you work with ages 1 to 20
 Adult Program
If you work with ages 21 to 99
PROVIDE EITHER ADDRESS HISTORY FOR PAST 7 YEARS OR YOUR SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER.
STREET ADDRESS
SS # _______________________________________
CITY
STATE
ZIP
By paying or authorizing payment of my annual membership dues, I certify that: 1) I have never been convicted of any sex offense nor felony; or,
if so, I must apply for membership (and receive approval) through the AAU National Office; and, 2) this application is correct in every material
aspect, including but not limited to my (street) address and birth date. The Applicant agrees to be bound by the AAU Code, including all AAU
Policies, which are available for review on the AAU Web site at www.aausports.org . NOTE: Parent/Guardian signature if member is under 18
years old.
Member’s
Signature
Parent/Guardian
Signature
Date
Date
YOUTH PROGRAM (If you work with ages 1 to 20)
Regular Membership

Added Benefit Membership *
$14.00
or
 $16.00
NON-ATHLETE – ALL SPORTS- Example: Administrator, Bench Personnel,
Coach, Instructor, Manager, Official, Team Leader, Tournament Director, Volunteer, Other.
*Added Benefit Membership includes additional insurance coverage in certain programs, as defined by AAU.
ADULT PROGRAM (If you work with ages 21 to 99)
Regular Membership

$14.00
or

$16.00
NON–ATHLETE – ALL SPORTS – Example: Administrator, Bench Personnel,
Coach, Instructor, Manager, Official, Team Leader, Tournament Director, Volunteer, Other.
CODE
SPORT
AE
AT
BL
BA
BW
MB
WB
BT
CH
CM
Aerobics
Athletics
Baseball
Basketball/Boys
Basketball/Girls
Basketball/Men
Basketball/Women
Baton Twirling
Cheerleading
Chinese Martial Arts
PLEASE SELECT YOUR PRIMARY SPORT
CODE
SPORT
CODE
DA
DI
FB
GB
FH
FI
FF
GO
GY
HO
Dance
Diving
Baseball/Women
Baseball/Girls
Field Hockey
Fishing
Flag Football
Golf
Gymnastics
Inline Hockey
JU
JT
JR
KA
LC
PC
PF
PL
RU
SC
YOUTH AND ADULT SPORT CODES
SPORT
CODE
SPORT
Judo
Jujitsu
Jump Rope
Karate
Lacrosse
Physically Challenged
Physical Fitness
Powerlifting
Rugby
Soccer
SB
SU
SW
TB
TW
TT
TE
VB
WL
WR
Softball
Surfing
Swimming
Table Tennis
Taekwondo
Trampoline & Tumbling
Tennis
Volleyball
Weightlifting
Wrestling
Make check payable to AAU. Mail application and fees to: AAU Headquarters, P.O. Box 22409, Lake Buena Vista, FL 32830.
Revised 12/13/05
AAU ATHLETE INDIVIDUAL MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION
ADVANCEMENT CRITERIA FOR AAU
BASEBALL NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
AAU Membership Year is September 1 to August 31. A membership card will be forwarded to you.
Use Legal Name
First
Middle
Street Address
Last
City
Application Date
County
Work Phone/Ext.
State
Zip
Home Phone
E-Mail Address
Fax Number
Birth Date
Gender
Do you have Health and
Accident Insurance?
 YES
Iowa AAU Baseball

Club Code (if Known)

 Female
Male
Cell
Number
Club Name (if Known)
Sport Code (see list below)
NO
By paying or authorizing payment of my annual membership dues, I certify that: 1) I have never been convicted of any sex offense nor felony; or,
if so, I must apply for membership (and receive approval) through the AAU National Office; and, 2) this application is correct in every material
aspect, including but not limited to my (street) address and birth date. The Applicant agrees to be bound by the AAU Code, including all AAU
Policies, which are available for review on the AAU Web site at www.aausports.org . NOTE: Parent/Guardian signature if member is under 18
years old.
Member’s
Signature
Parent/Guardian
Signature
Date
Date
YOUTH PROGRAM (All Sports)
Regular Membership

or
$12.00
Added Benefit Membership*

$14.00
Youth Program consists of athletic participation for ages as defined by AAU Youth sport rules. Basic Youth ages are 1 to 20.
Youth Membership allows participation and insurance coverages in any and all youth sports.
* Added Benefit Membership includes additional insurance coverage in certain programs as defined by AAU.
ADULT PROGRAM
Regular Membership
or

Aerobics, Baton Twirling, Dance, Golf, Jump Rope, Swimming, Table Tennis, Tennis and Volleyball
$12.00
Athletics, Baseball, Basketball, Diving, Gymnastics, Softball, Surfing, Trampoline & Tumbling and Weightlifting
$22.00
Field Hockey, Flag Football, Inline Hockey, Soccer, and Wrestling
$22.00
Chinese Martial Arts, Judo, Jujitsu, and Karate
Not Available
Taekwondo
$22.00
Powerlifting
$32.00

or
$14.00
$25.50
$27.00
$27.00
Not Available
$37.00
Adult Program consists of athletic participation for ages as defined by AAU Adult sports rules. Basic adult ages are 21 to 99.
Adult membership is sport specific and allows participation and insurance coverages for one sport only.
CODE
SPORT
AE
AT
BL
BA
BW
MB
WB
BT
CH
CM
Aerobics
Athletics
Baseball
Basketball/Boys
Basketball/Girls
Basketball/Men
Basketball/Women
Baton Twirling
Cheerleading
Chinese Martial Arts
PLEASE SELECT YOUR PRIMARY SPORT
CODE
SPORT
CODE
DA
DI
FB
GB
FH
FI
FF
GO
GY
HO
Dance
Diving
Baseball/Women
Baseball/Girls
Field Hockey
Fishing
Flag Football
Golf
Gymnastics
Inline Hockey
JU
JT
JR
KA
LC
PC
PF
PL
RU
SC
YOUTH AND ADULT SPORT CODES
SPORT
CODE
SPORT
Judo
Jujitsu
Jump Rope
Karate
Lacrosse
Physically Challenged
Physical Fitness
Powerlifting
Rugby
Soccer
SB
SU
SW
TB
TW
TT
TE
VB
WL
WR
Softball
Surfing
Swimming
Table Tennis
Taekwondo
Trampoline & Tumbling
Tennis
Volleyball
Weightlifting
Wrestling
Make check payable to AAU. Mail application and fees to: AAU Headquarters, P.O. Box 22409, Lake Buena Vista, FL 32830
QUALIFYING VIA SUPER REGIONAL QUALIFIER
A. Teams that become eligible to advance to a National
Championship via a Regional Qualifier must participate in,
or have participated in, their respective District Qualifier to
be eligible for national competition.
B. Teams not participating in their respective District
Qualifier that become eligible to advance to a National
Championship via a Regional Qualifier must receive
written approval from the AAU Baseball Executive
Committee before they may participate in a national
competition. In this situation, the AAU Baseball Executive
Committee shall seek input from the District Baseball
Sports Director.
C. Teams becoming eligible to advance in Division I may
not participate in Division II and teams becoming eligible
to advance in Division II may not participate in Division I.
D. If one of the aforementioned teams also places in the
District Qualifier and, as a result, also qualifies for national
competition in the District Qualifier, the district shall
receive an additional entry for the next highest place team
in Division (I or II) dependant upon the division of the
team, that otherwise does not qualify. (Teams that have
become eligible for national competition prior to their
respective District Qualifier shall not displace a team that
has not otherwise qualified).
E. The roster of a team that has become eligible to
advance to a national competition must conform with
current AAU Code and AAU Baseball Handbook
regulations (see team and individual eligibility at www.
aaubaseball.org).
F. Teams becoming eligible to advance to a national
competition via a Regional Qualifier must notify the
National Headquarters within 72 hours of the completion
of the Regional Qualifier of their intent to participate in
the appropriate National Championship.
******
A team member on the roster of a District team that
qualifies for the AAU National Championship must
remain on the roster of that team.
******
QUALIFYING VIA DISTRICT TOURNAMENT
A. For the age 11:U (70’), 12:U (70’), 13:U, 14:U, 15:U
and 16:U national championships, add the total number of
ALL district teams competing in an ENTIRE age group
(Division I and II and different base paths, 60’, 65’, 70’,
80’ and 90’) to determine the number of National
Championship entries.
11:U (70’), 12:U (70’), 13:U, 14:U, 15:U & 16:U Groups
1-4
Gold only
5-7
Gold and Silver
8-11
Gold, Silver & Bronze
12-15
Gold, Silver, Bronze, & Copper
16-23
Gold, Silver, Bronze, Copper &
5th Place
24 and more
Gold, Silver, Bronze, Copper,
5th & 6th Place
If a District Qualifier consists of more than twenty four
(24) teams, one (1) additional team may advance for every
ten (10) teams above twenty four (24) teams.
B. The Iowa AAU qualifiers will be OPEN tournaments in
which any team may enter provided they conform to AAU
registration requirements as outlined in the AAU Code
Book.
C. All District qualifiers must be completed no later than
the Sunday three weeks prior to the start of that age group’s
National Championship unless prior approval of the AAU
Baseball Executive Committee is obtained.
QUALIFYING VIA PREVIOUS YEAR’S FINISH
IN NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP
A. In all age groups, teams that (1) advanced to the sudden
death championship bracket or beyond at the 2005 National
Championship, or (2) finished first or second in the Classic
Bracket at the 2005 National Championship shall be
entitled to advance in the same Division of play to the next
year’s 2006 National Championship in the next higher age
group provided the team (club) participates in the 2006
District Qualifier the following year. In the event that one
of the aforementioned teams also qualifies for a National
Championship at its respective District Qualifier, the
District shall receive an additional National Championship
entry for the next highest place team participating in the
district tournament that otherwise does not qualify. (Teams
that have become eligible for national competition prior to
their respective District Qualifier shall not displace a team
that has not otherwise qualified).
The National Federation of State High School
Associations 2006 Baseball Rule Book is
available at $6.75 each plus shipping and
handling charges, (price effective through
March 31, 2006).
To order online, go to www.nfhs.com, click
baseball and follow the “shopping cart”
instructions.
B. Teams must remain within the same Division (I or II))
the following year to receive entry.
You may also contact NFHS CUSTOMER
SERVICE, PO Box 361246, Indianapolis, IN
46236-5324. Phone 800-776-3462
Revised 12/13/05
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AAU CLUB MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION 2005 – 2006
Club Membership Expires August 31, 2006
Iowa AAU Baseball
OTHER 2006 IOWA AAU BASEBALL
TOURNAMENTS
As of the publication date for this newsletter, the AAU
Baseball tournaments noted below have been scheduled
with the Iowa AAU office - updated list www.aauiowa.org
KELLY PIGG AAU MEMORIAL TOURNAMENT
MAY 5-7, 2006
WALNUT CREEK (CLIVE)
Age Divisions: 9:U & 10:U (60’)
Entry deadline: April 19, 2006
Entry Fee: $160.00
Checks payable: Kelly Pigg Family Trust Waukee State Bk
Send to: David Cunningham
Attn: Kelly Pigg Memorial Tournament
14622 Hawthorn Dr., Clive IA 50325
Information: 515-987-1307 (h) 515-669-4146 (c) [email protected] - 515-309-0897 (w)
Single sum gate (admission) fee - TBD
This tournament is in memory of Kelly Pigg, coach of the
2004-2005 Hurricanes and at Walnut Creek Little League;
former pitcher for the Iowa Oaks, Northern Alabama, East
High School. A man who loved baseball and kids. All
proceeds are for the benefit of his children - Kelsey and
William.
MEMORIAL DAY AAU TOURNAMENT
MAY 26-28, 2006
ANKENY
Age Divisions: 9:U (closed base)
Rain date: May 29, 2006
Maximum number of teams - 12
Entry deadline: Friday, May 12, 2006
Entry Fee: $210.00
Checks payable to: Ankeny Hawks Baseball
Send to: Jim Rasmussen
8174 NW 28th Ct, Ankeny IA 50023
For information: 515-965-8598 (h) - 515-306-7030 (c)
team [email protected]
Single sum gate (admission) fee: $250 per team
MAY 26-28, 2006
ANKENY
Entry deadline: Friday, May 12, 2006
Entry Fee: $210.00
Send to: Cade Lindaman
2109 NE Northbrook Dr., Ankeny IA 50021
[email protected]
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MAY 26-28, 2006
ANKENY
Age Divisions: 13:U (90’)
Entry deadline: Sunday, May 1, 2006
Entry Fee: $225.00
Send to: Gary Presnall
3561 NW 80th Lane, Ankeny IA 50023
Information: 515-975-6767 (c) [email protected]
MAY 26-28, 2006
ANKENY
Age Divisions: 14:U
Maximum number of teams - 8 Entry deadline: Friday, May 12, 2006
Entry Fee: $225.00
Send to: Mike Fontana
2001 NW Maple, Ankeny IA 50023
For info: 515-965-6729 (h) - [email protected]
MAY 26-29, 2006
BEAVERDALE
Age Divisions: 6:U (T-ball), 7:U, 8:U (closed base), 9:
U (open base), 10:U (closed base) and
10:U (open base)
Entry deadline: Friday, May 12, 2006 - Early Bird
discount - $25 for entries received by April 1, 2006
Maximum number of teams - 12 per age division
Entry Fee: 6:U & 7:U - $75
8:U - $150
9:U & 10:U $200
Checks payable to: Beaverdale Baseball Association
Send to: Neil Parmenter, Memorial Day AAU Entry
3021 38th St., Des Moines IA 50310
Information: 515-208-3500 (c) Neil,
515-321-9743 (c) Teresa - 515-321-5525 Dean Cozad
[email protected]
Single sum gate (admission) fee for all ages: $200
per team
MAY 26-28, 2006
URBANDALE
Age Divisions: 9:U, 11:U (60’), 12:U (60’), 13:U (90’)
Rain Date: May 29, 2006
Entry deadline: Sunday, April 30, 2005
Entry Fee: $200.00
Checks payable to: Urbandale Little League
Send to: Mike Dolan
4501 89th Street, Urbandale IA 50322
For information: 515-270-2223 (h) - 515-314-4470
[email protected]
Entries are limited, so please get entries in early.
Traditional gate (admission) fee will be charged.
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JOINING:
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IF APPLYING FOR CLUB LEVEL 3, IT MUST BE DONE ONLINE AT www.aausports.org
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CLUB NAME:
PLEASE NOTE: The following cannot appear as part of your club name: AAU or Amate ur Athletic Union or any derivative thereof.
CLUB REPRESENTATIVE:
Use Legal Name – Must Match Exactly with Name on Individual Membership
First
M i ddl e
AAU individual membership required of club contact
CITY
ADDRESS
PHONE (
)
(
)
(
WORK
CE L L
ALTERNATE CLUB
REPRESENTATIVE:
)
(
)
ZIP
)
FAX
M i ddl e
AAU individual membership required of club contact
CITY
ADDRESS
(
(
HOME
STATE
EMAIL
Use Legal Name - Must Match Exactly with Name on Individual Membership
First
PHONE
)
Las t
(
WORK
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CE L L
(
HOME
Las t
STATE
ZIP
)
FAX
EMAIL:
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Iowa AAU Baseball
OTHER 2006 IOWA AAU BASEBALL
TOURNAMENTS
MID-SUMMER AAU CLASSIC
JULY 8-9, 2006
FORT DODGE
Age Divisions: 10:U, 11:U, 13:U
Age 10: 46’ 60’ Age 11: 50’ 70’ Age 13: 60’ 90’
Entry Deadline: Wednesday, June 28, 2006
Entry Fee: $160.00
Checks Payable to: Fort Dodge Baseball Association
Send to: Rick Halligan
3033 20th Ave N., Fort Dodge IA 50501
For Information: 515-576-5281 (h) [email protected]
Traditional gate (admission) fee will be charged
FRONTIER CLASSIC AAU TOURNAMENT
JUNE 3-4, 2006
FORT DODGE
Age Divisions: : 10:U, 12:U, 14:U
Age 10: 46’ 60’ Age 12: 50’ 70’ Age 14: 60’ 90’
Entry Deadline: Wednesday, May 24, 2006
Entry Fee: $160.00
Checks payable to: Ft. Dodge Baseball Assoc.
Send to: Bill Gormally
206 6th Ave N, Fort Dodge IA 50501
For information: 515-955-2206 (h) [email protected]
HIGHLAND PARK AAU TOURNAMENT
JUNE 9-11, 2006
HIGHLAND PARK
Age Division: 9:U, 10:U, 12:U - (All closed base)
Entry Deadline: Friday, May 26, 2006
Entry Fee: $175.00
Checks payable to: Highland Park Baseball
Send to: Dave Primrose
PO Box 4104, Des Moines IA 50313
Information: 515-288-8989 (h) - 515-401-2060 (c)
[email protected]
Single sum gate (admission) fee: TBD
COMET INVITATIONAL
JULY 14-16, 2006 POLK CITY SPORTS
COMPLEX
Entry Fee: $150.00
Checks payable to: Comet Baseball
Send to: Kevin Smith
410 Whispering Pines Ave, Polk City IA 50226
For information: 515-964-6444 (h)
[email protected]
Single sum gate (admission) fee: TBD
JOHNSTON AAU TOURNAMENT
JUNE 16-18, 2006
JOHNSTON
Age Divisions: 10:U (60’), 12:U (60’), 13:U (90’),
14:U (90’)
Entry Fee: 10:U & 12:U - $160.00
13:U & 14:U - $185.00
Checks payable to: Johnston Baseball
Send to: Rick Johnson
6828 Mill Pond Dr, Urbandale IA 50322
For Information: 515-419-3449 (c) [email protected]
Single sum gate (admission) fee $200.00
CLOSED BASE AND OPEN BASE
COMPETITION
Both closed (no lead offs) and open (lead
offs) base Iowa AAU state championship
qualifiers will be offered in the Age 10:U and
Age 11:U groups at different times so that
teams may participate in BOTH. Both closed
and open base Iowa AAU state championship
qualifiers will also be offered in the Age 12:U
group, but at the same time so that teams
must choose in which to participate.
PRE-HOLIDAY AAU TOURNAMENT
JUNE 24-25, 2006
FORT DODGE
Age Divisions: 8:U, 9:U, 13:U
Age 8: 40’ 60’ Age: 46’ 60’ Age 13: 60’ 90’
Entry Deadline: Wednesday, June 14, 2006
Entry Fee: $160.00
Checks Payable to: Fort Dodge Baseball Association
Send to: Mike Szalat
1522 13th Ave N, Fort Dodge IA 50501
For information: 515-576-3997 (h) [email protected]
The closed base version continues to be
offered in Iowa since the local metro Des
Moines market has a significant number of
players from Little League programs and
many local facilities are still closed base
distances.
With respect to national AAU Baseball
competition, both open and closed base are
offered at Age 9:U and Age 10:U, whereas
solely open base is offered at Age 11:U and
Age 12:U.
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Iowa AAU Baseball
Iowa AAU Baseball
non-AAU sanctioned and AAU sanctioned practices
and competitions. The “AB” card must be purchased
when the athlete or coach first registers with the
AAU. Athletes/Coaches may not pay the difference
in the cards to “up-grade” to an “AB” card at a later
date. The “AB” card is available to all youth athletes.
All martial art adult athletes must purchase the “AB”
card, with the exception of Taekwondo, for which the
card is not available under any circumstance.
AAU MEMBERSHIP
REQUIREMENTS
AAU membership is required to participate in the
Iowa AAU Baseball Program. To receive all AAU
membership benefits, including comprehensive
insurance program, the team must be a member club
of AAU and all athletes must have a current
individual AAU membership.
For team sports, all athletes and coaches on the team
must have the “AB” card. In team sports,
both general liability and athlete accident insurance
will be extended to AAU teams participating in
supervised and scheduled non-AAU sanctioned
competitions and practices. Coverage will not extend
to any non-AAU sanctioned competitions hosted or
conducted by AAU clubs. (AAU clubs must still
obtain proper sanctioning when hosting or conducting
competitions.)
GET MORE FOR YOUR MONEY
As indicated elsewhere in this newsletter, the
AAU membership fees apply for the year
September 1 through August 31. Accordingly, it
makes sense to enter as many events in as many
sports as possible when joining AAU.
TEAM (CLUB) MEMBERSHIP FEE:
The Level 1 Club membership ($30) is all that is
required to participate as a team (plus your individual
athlete and non athlete memberships). The Level 2
club membership ($60) is required, if your club is
hosting a tournament. The Level 3 ($300) Club
membership is if you want the benefits of a 501(c)3
club.
Team may request proof of insurance to verify the
team’s insurance coverage. Third party certificates,
when additional insurers are named to the AAU
policy, will be available for the “AB” program.
For individual sports, AAU members will be covered
in non-AAU sanctioned scheduled competitions.
Such members may participate without an AAU
coach or other club members. Coverage will not be
available for unscheduled, unsupervised practice by
individual athletes.
If individual sport athletes are participating in a team
competition format, all members of the team/club
must be “AB” members.
INDIVIDUAL ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP FEE:
Youth fee is $12.00 or $14.00 for the “AB”
membership. Coaches fee is $14.00 or $16.00 for the
“AB” membership.
(See membership options)
Although not mandatory, opinion within the general
population appears to endorse purchasing the AB card
by any athlete who will be involved in team sports at
some time during the membership year. Individual
INDIVIDUAL MEMBERSHIP PERIOD:
The 2006 membership period is September 1, 2005
through August 31, 2006.
memberships application forms are in this
flyer - there is a separate form for athletes and
another form for the coaches (non-athlete).
INDIVIDUAL MEMBERSHIP FINANCES:
Around 80% of the individual membership fee is
passed on to National AAU with 20% remaining in
Iowa. As a volunteer organization, Iowa AAU has no
paid employees. The Iowa portion of the fee is used
entirely to cover the cost of administering Iowa AAU
sports programs including postage, phone, copying,
printing and promotion of AAU activities. Not only
is there no money left for hiring AAU staff, but the
Iowa AAU office resides rent free in a private home.
AAU MEMBERSHIP OPTIONS
The AAU will continue its regular membership
program which provides athlete accident insurance
and general liability insurance for all AAU sanctioned
practices and competitions - as a benefit of
membership. All aspects of our current program will
be maintained for regular membership.
The “Added Benefit” or “AB” membership provides
athlete accident and general liability insurance for
athletes, coaches, clubs and associations in specified
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2005 IOWA AAU BASEBALL RESULTS Medal winners were:
Age 6 and Under
Gold - Waukee Wildcats
Silver - Gladiators
Bronze - Iowa ZAP
Copper - Carlisle
Age 7 and Under
Gold - Walnut Creek Cobras
Silver - Thunder Baseball
Bronze - Walnut Creek Royals
Copper - Ankeny Sports University Scorpions
Age 8 and Under
Gold - Ankeny Hawks
Silver - Urbandale J-Hawks
Bronze - Walnut Creek Rebels
Copper - South Des Moines Thunder
Age 9 and Under
Gold - West Des Moines Mariners
Silver - Iowa Summersticks
Bronze - Waukee Razorbacks
Copper - Urbandale J-Hawks
Age 10 and Under (60’)
Gold - Iowa Sun Devils
Silver - Cedar Rapids Reds
Bronze - Des Moines Knights
Copper - X-Treme
Gold - Iowa Sun Devils
Silver - Des Moines Knights
Bronze - Quad City Redbirds
Copper - Ankeny Longhorns
Gold - Johnston Dragons
Silver - Central Iowa Gators
Bronze - Urbandale J-Hawks
Copper - Marshalltown Tiger Cats
Gold - West Des Moines Diamondbacks
Silver - Those Guys from Oakview Park
Bronze - Urbandale J-Hawks
Copper - South Des Moines Cobras
Gold - Urbandale Knights
Silver - Mason City Merchants
Bronze - Indianola Indians
Copper - Urbandale Sting
Gold - Ankeny Hawks
Silver - Fort Dodge White Sox
Bronze - Iowa Blast
Copper - Ottumwa Sluggers
Gold - Iowa Predators*
Silver - Marshalltown Doubledays
Bronze - Central Iowa Heat
Copper - West Des Moines Rattlers
*Head coach Bob Egr and the team now named the Iowa
Predators have won six successive state AAU
Championships which may well be a record.
Gold - Urbandale J-Hawks
Silver - Central Iowa Heat
Bronze - Iowa Spikes
Copper - Altoona Wildcats
Gold - Polk County Dodgers
Silver - Indianola Hurricanes
Bronze - Urbandale Stars
Age 14 and Under (90)
Gold - Ankeny Astros
Silver - Waukee Warriors
Bronze - Urbandale Stars
Copper - Ankeny Hawks
Age 15 and Under
Gold - Johnston Dragons
Silver - Cedar Rapids Braves
Bronze - Ankeny Hawks
Copper - River Valley Wildcats
ANKENY MEMORIAL DAY TOURNAMENT
Age 8 and Under
Gold - Ankeny Hawks
Silver - South Des Moines Thunder
Bronze - West Des Moines Cubs
Copper - Walnut Creek Rebels
Age 10 and Under
Gold - Highland Braves
Silver - Ankeny Thunderbolts
Bronze - Marshalltown Bobcats
Copper - Ankeny Longhorns
Age 11 and Under
Gold - Ankeny Hawks
Silver - Club Car Cardinals
Bronze - Johnston Dragons
Copper - Marshalltown Tiger Cats
Age 12 and Under
Gold - Ankeny Hawks
Silver - Waukee Eagles
Bronze - Des Moines Angels
Copper - Mason City Merchants
Age 13 and Under
Gold - Ankeny Hawks
Silver - Central Iowa Heat
Bronze - Ames Athletics
Copper - East Polk Bruise
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Iowa AAU Baseball
2006 IOWA AAU BASEBALL TOURNAMENT ROSTER
TEAM NAME ________________________________________________
Primary Location ____________________________________________
PLAYER'S NAME
BIRTHDATE
REGULAR SEASON LEAGUE
AAU NUMBER
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NOTICE FOR TEAMS PLAYING IN STATE BASEBALL TOURNAMENT:
Rosters are limited to a maximum of 20 players per team. A team advancing to a National Championship shall be allowed to add
or replace up to five (5) players on its District Championship roster (to a maximum of 20), provided the replacement players and
the players being added were listed on a roster of a team participating in the same age division in the same District Championship.
(For example, a team with 15 players could add 0-5 more for a maximum of 20. A team with 17 players could add 0-3 players
for a maximum of 20. A team with 12 players could add 0-5 players for a maximum of 17.
rule shall apply after three (3) innings (2 1/2 innings if the
home team is ahead). The 10 run rule and 15 run rule shall
apply in ALL National Championship games in ALL
rounds of play.
6. INJURIES INVOLVING BLOOD
A player or coach who is bleeding or who has an open
wound shall be prohibited from participating further in the
game until appropriate treatment has been administered. If
medical care or treatment can be administered in a
reasonable amount of time, the individual would not have
to leave the game. The length of time that is considered
reasonable is umpire judgement. The reentry rule would
NOT apply to players in case of a bleeding injury. If there
is an excessive amount of blood on the uniform, it must be
changed before that individual may participate.
7. EJECTION (manager, coach or players)
In all age groups, the first occurrence results in
suspension for the game (removal from game site) in
which ejection occurs and the next scheduled game.
The second occurrence during the same tournament results
in suspension for the remainder of the tournament as well
as possible imposition of further sanctions subject to the
review of the District level AAU tournament official for
District and Regional competitions or National AAU
tournament official for National Championships. If all
coaches listed on the tournament roster are ejected during
a game, that team must forfeit the game.
8. COACHES ATTIRE
Coaches do not need to be in full uniform, but should be in
appropriate matching athletic attire, consistent with
the team uniform (such as collared shirts and coaches
shorts, with athletic shoes).
9. WITHDRAWAL OF TOURNAMENT ENTRY
Deadline for withdrawal of a tournament entry will be the
tournament entry deadline. If a team does not give
notification of withdrawal prior to the deadline date, but
the team does withdraw from the tournament, the head
coach and/or entire team may be subject to sanctions, with
due process.
10. FORFEIT
The National High School Federation rule shall apply and
AAU tournament officials shall administer the rule so that
any team which causes a forfeit will NOT benefit and may
NOT advance to Championship pool or bracket play
unless the tournament committee determines there were
extenuating circumstances causing the forfeit. Teams that
receive a forfeit shall be credited with a win, but runs
allowed and runs scored will be based only on actual
games played.
Teams or coaches who fail to compete in ALL scheduled
games are subject to sanctions, which may include
suspension from current and future national championship
play.
Coaches may NOT mutually agree to end a contest without
first receiving the approval of the respective AAU
tournament committee. If all coaches listed on the
tournament roster are ejected during a game, that team
must forfeit the game.
2006 AAU RULES OF COMPETITION
The official rules of the AAU Baseball Program are the
“2006 High School Baseball Rules” as published by the
National Federation of State High School Associations
except where modified. To order rule books visit www.
nfhs.com.
GENERAL PROVISIONS
1. PITCHING
In the age 9:U, 10:U, 11:U and 12:U groups, a player
may pitch in a cumulative maximum of six (6) innings in
consecutive calendar days after which that player may not
pitch the next calendar day. Example: Day 1 (2 innings),
Day 2 (2 innings), Day 3 (1 inning), Day 4 (1 inning), Day
5 (must not pitch). Example: Day 1 (3 innings), Day 2
(does not pitch), Day 3 (3 innings), Day 4 (3 innings), Day
5 (must not pitch).
In the age 13:U, 14:U, 15:U and 16:U groups, a player
may pitch in a cumulative maximum of ten (10) innings in
consecutive calendar days after which that player may not
pitch the next calendar day.
Example: Day 1 (4 innings), Day 2 (4 innings), Day 3
(does not pitch), Day 4 (eligible to pitch)
An “inning pitched” constitutes a pitcher being officially
entered into the pitching position. The pitcher will then be
charged with pitching that inning even if that pitcher does
not throw a pitch.
When a game is suspended in the middle of an inning and
resumed on a subsequent day, the pitcher on the mound at
time of suspension is charged with an inning pitched and
the pitcher on the mound when the game is resumed is also
charged with an inning pitched.
Upon reaching the applicable individual pitching limit, the
pitcher is immediately removed as pitcher.
PENALTY: Upon discovery that the individual pitching
limit has been exceeded, the pitcher is immediately
removed and both the pitcher and head coach are ejected.
2. BALKS
In the age 8:U. 9:U (60) CLOSED BASES, 10:U (60’)
CLOSED BASES groups, balks WILL NOT be called.
3. HEAD FIRST SLIDE
Headfirst slide will be allowed in ALL age groups.
4. BAT SIZE
The age 8:U, 9:U, 10:U, 11:U, 12:U, 13:U and 14:U
groups shall not be limited by the 2006 High School
Baseball Rules published by the National Federation of
State High School Associations regarding bat
specifications.
EXCEPTION: In the age 11:U (60’) and the age 12:U
(60’) groups, the bat barrel may not exceed 2 3/4” in
diameter (no limit in Iowa State Championships)
5. 10-RUN RULE 15-RUN RULE (MANDATORY)
In the age 9:U, 10:U, 11:U and 12:U groups, the 10-run
rule shall apply after four (4) innings (3 1/2 innings if the
home team is ahead) and in all age groups 13 and older, the
10-run rule shall apply after five (5) innings (4 1/2 innings
if the home team is ahead). In all age groups, the 15-run
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Iowa AAU Baseball
game is started using an EP, the game must be finished
using an EP.
Players not listed in the starting line-up may serve as
substitutes in the normal manner as covered in the rule
book published by the National Federation of State High
School Associations (NFHS).
In case of injury, the NFHS rule book applies except that if
an EP is being used and injury prevents that slot in the
batting order from being filled, an automatic “out” applies
in that slot.
11. COMPLETE GAME
The age 9:U, 10:U, 11:U and 12:U groups shall consider
a game complete after four (4) innings (3 1/2 innings if
home team is ahead). The 13:U, 14:U, 15:U, 16:U, 17:U,
18/19:U, L1 and L2 age groups shall consider a game
complete after five (5) innings (4 1/2 innings if home team
is ahead,) which is current with NFHS rules.
12. CALLED GAME
For all age groups, the umpire may suspend a game, but
not declare the game complete, in order to hold discussions
with AAU tournament officials. AAU tournament officials
will attempt to play all games to completion unless it
becomes imperative to change the tournament format.
13. LAST HALF INNING
The bottom half of the last inning will NOT be completed
solely for tie-breaker purposes. Once the home team has
more runs than the visiting team in that inning the game is
complete.
14. PROTESTS
Protests must be made verbally with the umpire by the
offended team at the time of the play and before the next
pitch. A fee of $100.00 cash (refunded if upheld) must
accompany the protest. All decisions of the protest
committee shall be final.
Only decisions involving the misinterpretation or
misapplication of a rule may be protested. No protest shall
be allowed in matters involving solely the officials’
judgement.
15. BAT PERSONS
A bat person must be between the ages of 8 - 19 years and
have a current AAU membership.
16. EXTRA PLAYER (EP) AND/OR DESIGNATED
HITTER (DH) - available at all ages and optional for all
games
At the beginning of a game, either the EP and/or the DH
may be elected.
The Designated Hitter (DH) provision as covered in the
rule book published by the National Federation of State
High School Associations(NFHS) applies. The Extra
Player (EP) is listed in the batting order and may assume
any of the nine defensive positions without being counted
as a substitution.
Under all of the following options, there are never more
than the standard nine defensive positions. Options are:
1. Use neither the DH or EP, giving nine players in the
batting order and the same nine players on defense.
2. Use only the DH, not the EP, giving nine players in the
batting order, one of which is replaced by another line up
player on defense.
3. Use only the EP, not the DH, giving ten players in the
batting order of which nine play on defense.
4. Use both the DH and EP, giving ten players in the
batting order, but one of the nine defensive players is
replaced by the DH in that batting order. However, the DH
can be removed during the game according to NFHS rules.
The same number of players listed in the batting order to
begin the game continues throughout the game. If the
AGE SPECIFIC PROVISIONS
1. 9:U GROUP, 10:U GROUP (60’) (Closed Base)
� Base length will be 60 feet
� Pitching distance will be 46 feet.
� Lead offs will NOT be allowed
� Games will be six (6) innings in length.
� NO metal cleats are allowed.
� A runner may leave the base after the ball crosses the
plate. Upon leaving the base early an immediate dead
ball will be called and the runner is out.
� On a dropped 3rd strike, the batter is out and base
runners advance at their own risk.
2. 10:U GROUP (65’) (Open Base)
� Base length will be 65 feet.
� Lead offs will be allowed
3. 11:U GROUP (60’), 12:U GROUP (60’) (Closed Base)
� A runner may leave the base after the ball crosses the
plate. Upon leaving the base early, an immediate dead
ball will be called and the runner is out..
� On a dropped 3rd strike, the batter is out and base
runners advance at their own risk.
� Bat may not exceed 2 34” diameter - Exception: No
limit in Iowa State Championships
4. 11:U GROUP (70’), 12:U (70’) (Open Base) GROUP
� Pitching distance shall be 50 feet.
5. 13:U GROUP (80’), 14:U GROUP (80’)
� Pitching distance shall be 54 feet.
� Games will be seven (7) innings in length.
6. 13:U GROUP (90’), 14:U GROUP (90’)
� Pitching distance will be 60 feet 6 inches.
� Games will be seven (7) in length.
7 15:U GROUP, 16:U GROUP
8. 17:U GROUP, 18:U/19:U GROUP
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This entry is for:
DIVISION
�� State Championship
�� 6:U
�� Other tournaments �
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�� 7:U
�� 10:U (60')
�� 11:U (70')
�� 13:U (80')
�� 14:U (90')
�� 8:U
�� 10:U (65')
�� 12:U (60')
�� 13:U (90')
�� 15:U
�� 9:U
�� 11:U (60')
�� 12:U (70')
�� 14:U (80')
�� 16:U
Regarding all state baseball championship:
Entries for a given championship RECEIVED (not postmarked) on or before the entry deadline will be
guaranteed a place in the tournament. All other entries will be accommodated only on a "space available basis".
Please type or print clearly!
Team Name
AAU Club #
Head Coach
Address
City, State, Zip
Phone Numbers �
Home:
Work:
E-mail:
Cell:
Fax Number:
Assistant Coach
Address
City, State, Zip
Phone Numbers �
Home:
Work:
E-mail:
Cell:
Fax Number:
Please complete the following if this is a STATE CHAMPIONSHIP entry form:
Participation in a National Championship tournament requires lots of time and money.
Is your team interested in participating in a National Championship event?
If yes, please send e-mail to IOWA AAU
��
�
�� Yes
�� No
[email protected]
Sorry, our team has no plans to participate in National Championship competition.
I certify that all information submitted as part of this entry is complete and accurate.
Coach's Signature ________________________________________________________ Date __________________
Entry fee must accompany entry form.
Mail to the organization or individual listed in the tournament information.
Iowa AAU Baseball
ADVANCEMENT TO REGIONAL OR NATIONAL
COMPETITION
Subject to the definitions of Division noted on page 2 of
this newsletter:
In the age 10:U group, teams from both 60’ and 65’ Iowa
qualifying tournaments will be eligible to advance to
national competition in the Age 10:U (65’) July 16-22 in
Charlotte, NC (Division I and II) or national competition in
the Age 10:U (60’) July 14-22 in Tampa FL (Division I
and II)
In the Age 11:U group, teams from both 60’ and 70’ Iowa
national competition in the Age 11:U (70’) July 14-22 at
Disney’s Wide World of Sports (Division I and II)
national competition in the Age 12:U (70’) July 28-August
5 in Hampton road VA (Division I and II).
Louisville KY (Division I and Division II) or national
competition in the Age 13:U (90’) July 14-22 in Myrtle
Beach, SC (Division I and II).
Sarasota, FL (Division I) or national competition in the
Age 14:U (90’) July 21-29 at Disney’s Wild World of
Sports (Division II).
PATCHES
Uniform patches must be worn at all AAU National
Championships and Super Regional Qualifiers. Teams are
encouraged, but not required, to wear uniform patches in
all AAU Baseball competitions.
GET MORE FOR YOUR MONEY
In the age 10:U, 11:U, 13:U and 14:U group, a state
championship qualifier is offered at EACH of two diamond
sizes. Teams are encouraged to enter BOTH state
championship qualifiers at the appropriate age. You can
only compete at ONE age division.
PRO PLAYERS AAU FALL INSTRUCTIONAL
LEAGUE for ages 8-15
Sign up early for the 4th Annual Pro Players Fall
League. This instructional league is a one of a
kind. This league provides instruction along with
competitive games.
Age 10:U (60’) Beaverdale
Age 10:U (65’) Indianola
Age 11:U (60’) Altoona
Age 13:U (90’) Walnut Creek
Age 14:U (90’) Holiday Park WDM
Patches may be purchased from the Iowa AAU Office,
3021 38th Street, Des Moines IA 50310-4616. Patches are
$2.00 each with a $2.00 postage and handling charge per
order. An example of the patch is on the web site at www.
aaubaseball.org.
FALL BALL LEAGUE
September 9-October 15, 2006
Location: Highland Park Little League
Complex Des Moines
Entry Fee: $250.00
Entry Deadline: TBD
Checks Payable to: TBD
Send to: TBD
For Information: Dave Primrose
515-288-8989 - [email protected]
Two games each weekend for five weeks (10
games).
Each team to supply game balls.
Season begins September 9 and ends
October 14, 2006
6/24-28, 2006
6/19-23, 2006
6/17-21, 2006
6/24-28, 2006
6/24-28, 2006
6/17-21, 2006
6/20-24, 2006
6/20-24, 2006
Last year’s fall league featured many local
professional players working along side of high
school and college coaches.
The league fills up very fast. Players can sign
up as individuals, groups or teams. League
dates will be Wednesdays and Sundays from
mid-September through mid-October.
Cost is still a bargin $125 per player. Discounts
will be given to full teams that provide game day
coaches.
Iowa AAU Baseball
SUPER REGIONAL NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP
QUALIFIER
ADVANCEMENT TO NATIONAL
COMPETITION IN DIVISION PLAY
�
AAU Baseball will conduct regional National
Qualifying Events.
� Each age group at each regional site will be awarded 1
to 4 bids to the National Championship Tournament
depending upon number of entries.
� All participants, coaches and field personnel must be
current members of the AAU.
� To be able to participate, contact your local AAU
baseball chair at [email protected] (receive
approval) and then contact the super regional
tournament director.
The Super Regional Tournaments are listed on the internet
at www.aaubaseball.org. You can participate in as many
Super Regionals as you wish.
TEAMS ELIGIBLE TO ADVANCE BY EARNED
AUTOMATIC BID
The following Iowa teams have earned automatic bids to the
2006 AAU national championships as a result of their
success in the 2005 AAU national championships. Division
I teams are eligible to advance by automatic bid to Division
I national competitions. Division II teams are eligible to
advance by automatic bid to Division II national
competition. All teams must play in their district
championship in order to advance to the 2006 AAU national
championships.
The following teams have earned automatic bids to the
competitions indicated below:
Age 13:U Division I (80’) or (90’) - Fort Dodge White Sox,
South Des Moines Hitman, West Des Moines Heat
Age 13:U Division II (80’) or (90’) - Ankeny Hawks,
Waukee Eagles
Iowa AAU will conduct ONE State Championship
qualifying event for each age group involving all teams
from Division I and II (see discussion of Divisions on
Page 2).
In all age groups, all available advancement
positions are seldom filled so that Iowa AAU
Baseball anticipates being able to accommodate
most all teams wishing to advance.
For
information, contact Neil Parmenter at
[email protected]
Theoretically, the number of teams eligible to advance
in each of Division I and Division II national
competition for age groups 10:U, 11:U, 12:U, 13:U,
14:U, 15:U and 16:U will be determined as outlined on
Page 2 (Advancement Criteria). For example, the age
12:U qualifying event most often has at least 24
participating teams and may advance at least six (6)
teams in each of Division I and Division II.
Advancement to national competition (Division I and
Division II) will be offered based upon order of finish
in district level championship bracket play. Subject to
the definition of Division noted on page 2, teams will
have choice of national championship division
beginning with the gold medal winner and working
down until all available positions are filled or all
eligible teams are given the opportunity, whichever
occurs first. Note that once all available positions in
national competition (Division I Or Division II) are
filled, only unfilled positions in the other Division are
available.
Although participation in national competition
requires time away from work and funding, it’s an
experience you’ll never forget. Teams interested in
advancing to national competition should declare
their interest by email to Iowa AAU
([email protected]), giving team name, age
group and complete contact information for the head
coach.
To pre-register your team, contact Pat Yacinich [email protected].
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Iowa AAU Baseball
STATE BASEBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS INFORMATION
Note that for all state baseball championships qualifiers, entries for a given championship RECEIVED (NOT
POSTMARKED) on or before the entry deadline specified below for the championship will be guaranteed a place in
the tournament field. All other entries will be accommodated only on a space available basis.
6 AND UNDER DIVISION (T-Ball)
Local Sponsor: Beaverdale Baseball Assn, Iowa AAU
Dates: June 24-28, 2006
Entry Fee: $75.00 per team
Entry Deadline: Saturday, June 10, 2006
Check Payable to:
Beaverdale Baseball Association
Send to: Neil Parmenter, AAU Baseball 6:U State
3021 38th Street, Des Moines IA 50310
For information: 515-208-3500 (c) - ParmenterN@aol.
com
10 AND UNDER DIVISION (60’)
Dates: June 24-28, 2006
Check Payable to:
Beaverdale Baseball Association
Send to: Neil Parmenter, AAU Baseball 10:U (60) State
3021 38th Street, Des Moines IA 50310
For information: 515-208-3500 (c) - [email protected]
Dean Cozad - 515-321-5525 (c) - [email protected]
7 AND UNDER DIVISION
Local Sponsor: Walnut Creek Baseball Assn, Iowa AAU
Dates: June 17-21, 2006
Check Payable to:
Walnut Creek Baseball Association
Send to: Brad Tasler - Attn: AAU Baseball 7:U
1545 NW 100th Place, Clive IA 50325
[email protected]
Local Sponsor: Indianola Baseball Inc, Iowa AAU
Dates: June 19-23, 2006
Check Payable to: Indianola Baseball Inc.
Send to: Jeff Pierce
500 N 15th St, Indianola IA 50125
[email protected]
Dates: June 17-21, 2006
Check Payable to:
Send to: Brad Tasler - Attn: AAU Baseball 8:U
1545 NW 100th Place, Clive IA 50325
[email protected]
Local Sponsor: Raccoon Valley Baseball Assn, Iowa AAU
Dates: June 17-21, 2006
Check Payable to:
Raccoon Valley Baseball Assn
Send to: Paul Ratashak
5005 SW 63rd Street
Des Moines IA 50321
For information: 515-285-7608 (h) - 515-490-3300 (c) 515-285-7608 (fax) - [email protected]
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Local Sponsor: Altoona AAU Baseball, Iowa AAU
Dates: June 17-21, 2006
Check Payable to:
Altoona Baseball Association
Send to: Altoona Little League, Attn: Dave Underwood
PO Box 514, Altoona, IA 50009
For information: 515-967-1189 (H) - 856-912-3561 (C)
[email protected]
Dates: June 24-28, 2006
Check Payable to: Indianola Baseball Inc.
[email protected]
Iowa AAU Baseball
12 AND UNDER DIVISION - (60’)
Local Sponsor: Holiday Park Baseball Assn, Iowa AAU
Dates: June 24-28, 2006
Check Payable to:
Holiday Park Baseball Club
Send to: Holiday Park Baseball Club, Attn: Diane Schultz
PO Box 65901, West Des Moines IA 50265
For information: Diane Schultz - 515-371-4414
[email protected]
Dates: June 24-28, 2006
Check Payable to:
For information: Diane Schultz, 515-371-4414
[email protected]
12 AND UNDER DIVISION - (70’ )
Dates: June 24-28, 2006
Check Payable to:
For information: Diane Schultz - 515-371-4414
[email protected]
Dates: June 20-24, 2005
Check Payable to:
Indianola Baseball Inc.
[email protected]
Dates: June 17-21, 2006
Check Payable to:
Send to: Brad Sporrer - Attn: AAU Baseball 13:U (90’)
2379 NW 152nd St., Clive IA 50325
[email protected]
Dates: April 29- May 7, 2006 (Weekends ONLY)
Entry Deadline: Monday, April 17, 2006
Check Payable to:
Beaverdale Baseball Assn
Send to: Neil Parmenter, AAU Baseball 15:U State
For information: 515-208-3500 (c) - ParmenterN@aol.
com
Ron Strom - 515-274-0568 (h) 515-240-5254 (c) [email protected]
NOTE: This tournament is run on two (2) consecutive
weekends —- April 29-30 and May 6-7, 2006
Dates: June 24-28, 2006
Entry Deadline: Monday, June 5, 2006
Check Payable to:
Indianola Baseball Inc.
[email protected]
IOWA AAU WEBSITE - FOR
ALL AAU INFORMATION
www.aauiowa.org
NATIONAL AAU - WEBSITE
FOR INTERNET
REGISTRATION
AND FOR BASEBALL RULES
www.aausports.org
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IOWA AAU WEBSITE - Iowa Amateur Athletic Union

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