Liam G Medd Memorial Baseball Tournament
Age: 13U & 15U (separate age brackets)
Date: June 7-9, 2024
Registration Cut-off: May 7
Tournament Fee: $450.00
Games Guaranteed: 4 (weather permitting)
The Liam G. Medd Memorial Tournament is intended for All-Star/Travel teams.
GSTC Qualifier Ages - 13U AA, 15U AA, 15U AAA
GSTC Not Qualifier Ages - 13U AAA
Stay-to-play (More info on this page under the lodging tab)
Opening Ceremonies are at 6:30 PM on Friday. After opening ceremonies, there will be a skills competition from 7-9 PM at Starion Field.
Access to the Baseball Exposure Events Mobile App: schedules, standings, and scores so fans back home can stay informed.
Tournament apparel, awards, bag tags, access to concession stands and much more.
Field Dimensions: We're offering two field dimension options for the 13u division. Please select 54' x 80' or 60' x 90' during the registration process when selecting your division. The 13U 60'x90' option only has one skill division. 15U will be 60' x 90'.
Entry/Gate Fee(s) $10 for tournament pass. Coaches & players are free and anyone 7th grade or younger.
Each team will supply two new baseballs per game.
Tournament brackets will be sent out to the coaches and posted on Exposure Events once available.
USSSA and USA bats are allowed.
The Medd family established the 4-6-3 Foundation with the Dakota Medical Foundation in memory of Liam Medd and to support the mission to end teen suicide.
Liam was a second baseman, and there is no greater defensive force multiplier in baseball than turning a double play….and for a second baseman that is the 4-6-3 double play. Liam has flipped the ball to us and it is our job to continue the play and end teen suicide.
The project’s goal is to connect youth and their parents, coaches and mentors with suicide prevention resources and techniques through engagement at youth sporting events, in schools, and in other youth organizations. Our goal is to help youth and families understand that there are not always symptoms or red flags leading to a suicide and to highlight the importance of access to resources, having the difficult conversation and education around mental health. In addition, through these conversations we want to help erase the stigma around mental health challenges and suicide and to build hope for our kids and families.
Suicide is the leading cause of death of young people (10-24) in the state of North Dakota and is the second leading cause of death for the same age group in the nation. It is our goal that teaming with other similar organizations, we can increase our impact on this community and region.
Reduce Stigma. Build Hope. End Suicide.
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