twin oaks 2017
TOURNAMENT
SCHEDULE
Twin Oaks Sports Complex in Frank Anneberg Park was built in 1987 and is once
again the premier sports complex for softball and baseball tournaments in the
region. Recent improvements include synthetic turf installed on four softball/
baseball infields at Twin Oaks Complex (Fields 1-4) and at Field 1 at Anneberg
Soccer Complex. The project also included energy-efficient sports lighting on
four softball fields and two soccer fields.
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2017 TWIN OAKS
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1641 Anderson Ave • Manhattan, KS 66502
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MANHATTAN PARKS AND RECREATION
Anneberg Park/Twin Oaks Sports Complex
2017 Tournament Schedule
NO PETS & NO ALCOHOL ALLOWED INSIDE TWIN OAKS!
Ryan McKee
1101 Poyntz Ave.
Manhattan, KS 66502
(785) 587-2768 phone
(785) 587-2727 fax
[email protected]
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DATE
MAR 25-26
TOURNAMENT NAME
Twin Oaks Turf Opener – BB
CLASS/AGE DIVISIONS/MISC DEADLINE / FEE
USSSA/MSP 8U-14U
March 19 / $200-425
CONTACT
MSP Staff
APR
Turf Classic (Adult Softball)
LASC – Soccer Tournament - SCR
Manhattan Gold Glove Championship – BB
OPEN-EASTER WKND
Wildcat Classic – BB
Manhattan Spring Slam – FP
USSSA Men’s Qualifier C,D,E
LASC – Soccer Tournament
USSSA SANCTIONED 8U-13U
March 29 / $270
March 7 / $500-565
March 30 / $150-390
All American Events (913) 593-5927
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Title Shot Sports
(913) 660-7763
(785) 249-4697
USSSA/MSP 8U-14U
USSSA/MSP 8U-14U
April 16 / $200-425
April 23 / $200-315
MSP Staff
MSP Staff
(913) 543-6116
(913) 543-6116
MAY 6-7
13
20-21
25-26
Manhattan Spring Slam – BB
Aggieville Classic (Adult Softball)
Wildcat Classic – FP
**KSHSAA 3A State Softball – FP**
USSSA/MSP 8U-14U
USSSA Men/Women Open NIT
USSSA/MSP 8U-14U
High School Girls Fast Pitch
April 30 / $200-425
MSP Staff
May 10 / $270M/$250W All American Events
May 14 / $200-315
MSP Staff
Ryan McKee
(913) 543-6116
(913) 593-5927
(913) 543-6116
(785) 587-2757
JUNE 3-4
3
10-11
17-18
24-25
30-Jul 2
Wildcat Slugfest (Adult Softball)
FHSC Season Finale Tourney - SCR
Bite Out of Lil Apple MSP/USSSA – FP
Bite Out of Lil Apple MSP/USSSA – BB
CLOSED – COUNTRY STAMPEDE
State Baseball - BB
USSSA Men/Women Qualifier C,D,E
3 vs 3 Flint Hills Soccer Club
USSSA/MSP 8U-18U
USSSA/MSP 8U-14U
May 31 / $270M/$250W
May 24 / $90
June 4 / $200-315
June 11 / $200-425
All American Events
Dave Higgins
MSP Staff
MSP Staff
(913) 593-5927
(785) 770-0155
(913) 543-6116
(913) 543-6116
USSSA 10U AA
June 23 / $420
Wally Fortuna
www.usssa.com
JULY 8-9
15-16
22-23
29-30
OPEN
Showdown in the Lil Apple (Adult Softball) USSSA Men/Mixed Qualifier C,D,E
OPEN
Law Enforcement/Military (Adult Softball) USSSA Men’s State Tournament
July 26 / $250
All American Events
(913) 593-5927
AUG
OPEN
OPEN
Kansas Men’s E State (Adult Softball)
Mixed State (Adult Softball)
USSSA Men’s E State Tournament
USSSA Mixed Fall Tourney C-D-E
Aug 11 / $250
Aug 18 / $250
All American Events
All American Events
(913) 593-5927
(913) 593-5927
Premier Fall Classic – BB
Twin Oaks Fall Turf Challenge – FP
Twin Oaks Fall Turf Challenge – BB
USSSA/Premier Baseball 8U-14U
USSSA/MSP 8U-18U
USSSA/MSP 8U-18U
Sept 4 / $200-350
Sept 10 / $200-315
Sept 24 / $200-450
Premier Baseball
MSP Staff
MSP Staff
(913) 283-7942
(913) 543-6116
(913) 543-6116
Flint Hills Soccer Challenge - SCR
Premier Wood Bat Tourney – BB
Flint Hills Soccer Club
USSSA/Premier Baseball 8U-14U
Sept 22 / $285-585
Oct 9 / $200-350
Dave Higgins
Premier Baseball
(785) 770-0155
(913) 283-7942
1-2
1-2
7-9
15-16
22-23
29-30
5-6
12-13
19-20
26-27
SEPT 9-10
16-17
23-24
OCT
6-8
14-15
**Thursday & Friday
FP – Girls Fast Pitch
BB – Boys Baseball
SCR – Youth Soccer
PHONE
(913) 543-6116
July 12 / $250M/$250Mix All American Events (913) 593-5927
Welcome to Manhattan's
Premier Sports Complex
Thank you for helping provide a healthy and safe
environment for your tournament! Please share this
information with your players and their families.
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No animals of any kind (service dogs only)
No glass bottles or containers
Smoking and use of tobacco products of any kind
prohibited by City of Manhattan
Alcohol consumption is prohibited by City of Manhattan
ordinance
No climbing on fences, structures, buildings or trees
No skateboards, roller blades, bikes, scooters or
motorized vehicles
Temporary tents or shade structures must have prior
approval
Warm up in designated areas only
Excessive use of profanity, fighting or unsportsmanlike
behavior are grounds for
immediate expulsion
These items are strictly prohibited on synthetic turf
fields (1-4):
— metal spikes or cleats
— gum, sunflower seeds and any shelled nuts
— food of any type
— drinks other than water
Manhattan Parks & Rec staff will rule on all other areas.
Manhattan Parks & Recreation
1101 Poyntz Ave.
785-587-2754
[email protected]
Ryan McKee, Recreation Supervisor
785-587-2768
[email protected]
CARD
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Protect Yourself
Heat Stress
When the body is unable to cool itself
by sweating, several heat-induced illnesses such as
heat stress or heat exhaustion and the more severe
heat stroke can occur, and can result in death.
Factors Leading to Heat Stress
High temperature and humidity; direct sun or heat;
limited air movement; physical exertion; poor physical
condition; some medicines; and inadequate tolerance
for hot workplaces.
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Symptoms of Heat Exhaustion
Headaches, dizziness, lightheadedness or fainting.
Weakness and moist skin.
Mood changes such as irritability or confusion.
Upset stomach or vomiting.
Symptoms of Heat Stroke
• Dry, hot skin with no sweating.
• Mental confusion or losing consciousness.
• Seizures or fits.
Preventing Heat Stress
• Know signs/symptoms of heat-related illnesses;
monitor yourself and coworkers.
• Block out direct sun or other heat sources.
• Use cooling fans/air-conditioning; rest regularly.
• Drink lots of water; about 1 cup every 15 minutes.
• Wear lightweight, light colored, loose-fitting clothes.
• Avoid alcohol, caffeinated drinks, or heavy meals.
What to Do for Heat-Related Illness
• Call 911 (or local emergency number) at once.
While waiting for help to arrive:
• Move the worker to a cool, shaded area.
• Loosen or remove heavy clothing.
• Provide cool drinking water.
• Fan and mist the person with water.
For more complete information:
U.S. Department of Labor
www.osha.gov (800) 321-OSHA
OSHA 3154-07R-05
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