The American Amateur Baseball Congress (AABC) is proud to announce that they have joined forces with Hall of Fame/Nations Baseball to bring the best amateur baseball to South Florida the 2009/2010 seasons. The AABC, which is one of the oldest baseball organizations in America, began in 1935 and has over 10,000 teams throughout the United States and Puerto Rico for ages 8 through unlimited.
The AABC is known to offer some of the best World Series events in the country and has seen a long list of players participate in the program that has gone on to play in major league baseball.
These S.E. Regional Tournaments match up some of the best teams from the Southeast United States, who are competing to gain a spot in one of the prestigious AABC World Series events held throughout the United States and Puerto Rico.
The single age division fall league winners in the 9U, 11U, 13U (who do not need to play in regional tournaments to advance to a World Series) will automatically advance to play against the 2010 spring league single age league winner in the championship game (if necessary) to earn a spot in one of the Single Age World Series events held in various locations (such as Tulsa, Ok, Brooklyn, NY and Battle Creek, MI) throughout the United States.
Please visit the AABC national website www.aabc.us to see this list.
Teams that have already registered for Hall of Fame/Nations Baseball league and teams that now wish to dual register with AABC baseball can click here: www.floridaamateurbaseball.org. Go to the team registration tab on the homepage and either register online or mail their registration fee to the state office.
Sincerely,
Jim Cowen State Director American Amateur Baseball Congress & Florida Amateur Baseball Congress.