Oct 16, 2014 | Dan Thompson | 468 views
Terriers Invade Tucson
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Oct.
15, 2014
Contact: Chris Bartos, Director
520-434-1011
Ontario Terriers youth baseball club to play local teams
Oct. 17-19 at Kino Sports Complex
The Canadians are coming.
The Ontario Terriers youth baseball club is traveling to Kino Sports Complex this weekend to take on nine local teams.
The Terriers’ 17U team won the Sandlott World Series in 2011.
Terriers teams will be taking on Tucson High School Badgers, Nogales High School Apaches, Tucson Dirtybirds and Tucson Xpress teams. The games will be at Kino Veterans Memorial Stadium and at other Kino Sports Complex South baseball fields. Admission is free.
Friday, Oct. 17
4-6:30 p.m. 15U Terriers vs. 15U Tucson Badgers Field 3
4-6:30 p.m. 16U Terriers vs. 16U Tucson Badgers Field 9
6:30-9:30 p.m. 17/18U Terriers vs. 18U Tucson Badgers Veterans Stadium
Saturday, Oct. 18
9-11:30 a.m. 15U Terriers vs. 15U Nogales Apaches Field 3
9-11:30 a.m. 16U Terriers vs. 16U Nogales Apaches Field 9
11:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. 17/18U Terriers vs. 18U Nogales Apaches Field 3
Sunday, Oct. 19
9 a.m.-noon 16U Terriers vs. 16U Tucson Dirtybirds Veterans Stadium
Noon-3 p.m. 15U Terriers vs. Tucson Xpress Veterans Stadium
3-6 p.m. 17/18U Terriers vs. 18U Tucson Dirtybirds Veterans Stadium
The event is the result of a partnership between Kino Sports Complex and Visit Tucson’s Sports Division.
Kino Sports Complex is the largest sports and entertainment venue in Pima County. The home of FC Tucson soccer includes a 1,000-seat North Grandstand soccer field, 2,900-seat North Stadium, and the 11,000-seat Kino Veterans Memorial Stadium. The north side of the complex includes four additional professional caliber soccer fields. Along with seven more baseball fields (four with lights) and lighted softball fields, Kino Sports Complex is a great fit for youth, amateur and professional sports, concerts, and community events. Visit www.kinosportscomplex.com or call (520) 546-5466.
Visit Tucson's mission is to drive economic development by connecting visitors with their ideal travel and meetings experiences in Tucson and Southern Arizona. Visit Tucson is financially supported by the City of Tucson, Pima County, the Town of Oro Valley and more than 500 individual and business partners. Learn more about how tourism powers the region at VisitTucson.org.