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Play ball in one of the most beautiful locations in the country. Nestled in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado is the majestic community of Steamboat Springs. Your players will create life-long memories while playing teams from across the United States. Parents/fans will enjoy watching World Series games and will have the opportunity to take advantage of all the activities the Yampa Valley has to offer. Cool morning and evening temperatures (bring your sleeves and pullovers!), breath-taking scenery, high-quality resort lodging, and an abundance of mountain shops, eateries, and activities...you won't find a better place to play a Baseball World Series.

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School's Out! (For most, anyway.) An excellent metro-area event. With Aurora Sports Park as the hub park (we use several other facilities in the vicinity), the Summer Slam featured 144 teams in 2004 and 134 teams in 2005. In 2006 we grew to 162 teams. From 2007 through 2009 this event has averaged 173 teams. A great way to signal the true start of the Summer Season ... get wrapped-up in the excitement of this 3-day tournament!

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2005 marked the first time this tournament offered *separate* Division 1 and Division 2 brackets...major success. Spring Swing was Triple Crown's biggest single-weekend tournament in 2005 with 187 teams!!! Due to the success in '05, Triple Crown decided to split the 187 team event into two weekends in 2006, now known as Spring Swing #1 and Spring Swing #2. Another amazing gathering of teams -- 184 to be exact -- competed in the Spring Swing in 2006. We continued to grow in 2007 with a combined 203 teams for both Spring Swings.

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The scenic beauty of Steamboat and the challenge of great baseball. A truly memorable experience. New for 2005 -- Division 2 expanded to a second weekend *and* Division 3 / "Rec Team" brackets for 9's through 13's!

With shopping, dining, and entertainment options galore, the fun doesn't stop when the game is over. Because we play in a ski resort community (with a limited number of fields), we use fields up and down the Yampa Valley. Please note that you will travel up and down the valley for games (we play in Craig, Hayden, Oak Creek, and Steamboat Springs).

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The place to play on Memorial Day Weekend in the Rocky Mountain Region. The Memorial Day Qualifier features great competition in a beautiful/fun location. 4-game guarantee over the 3-day holiday weekend. In 2004, 133 teams competed in this tournament...up from 121 in 2003. From 2005 - 2009 this event has averaged 143 teams. This is a great weekend of ball!!

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An excellent "hit your stride" opportunity. The early season jitters are over and the teams are maturing into midseason form. The May Melee consistently features good teams and great battles for berths to the World Series. 100+ teams have competed in the May Melee each of the last three years.

Games are palyed in Longmont, Louisville, Boulder & Brighton---other surrounding cities could be used if necessary.

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A great tournament to cap off your season! Take a run at a State Championship before you head for a national event or bag up the gear for another year.

In 2002, the first year of the Triple Crown State Championships, 81 teams competed. In 2003, the State Championships grew to 109 teams. In 2004, 153 teams battled for State Titles. 180 teams played State in 2005. We continued to grow in 2006 with 188 teams. We set a new record for State in 2007 with 198 teams. For 2008 our two weekends of ball totaled 202 teams. For 2009
we merged all age divisions back to one weekend.

Don't miss your chance to be part of this fun 4-game guarantee tournament. Take State!

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One of the staple events of the Triple Crown Baseball Series. The Battle @ The Fort traditionally draws top teams from all over Colorado and surrounding states. This event has averaged 100+ teams since 1999 ...   Games are played across northern Colorado. Enter early for this "hit-your-stride" tournament -- for many teams, this weekend marks the transition into the thick of the season.

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Play ball in one of the most beautiful locations in the country. Nestled in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado is the majestic community of Steamboat Springs. Your players will create life-long memories while playing teams from across the United States. Parents/fans will enjoy watching World Series games and will have the opportunity to take advantage of all the activities the Yampa Valley has to offer. Cool morning and evening temperatures (bring your sleeves and pullovers!), breath-taking scenery, high-quality resort lodging, and an abundance of mountain shops, eateries, and activities...you won't find a better place to play a Baseball World Series.

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Triple Crown added the Gapper in 2009 for the "Gap" between Summer Slam and State. This event gave teams the opportunity to play four set game times for the weekend, to work on and develope their play prior to the Triple Crown Colorado State Championship.

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School's Out! (For most, anyway.) An excellent metro-area event. With Aurora Sports Park as the hub park (we use several other facilities in the vicinity), the Summer Slam featured 144 teams in 2004 and 134 teams in 2005. In 2006 we grew to 162 teams. From 2007 through 2009 this event has averaged 173 teams. A great way to signal the true start of the Summer Season ... get wrapped-up in the excitement of this 3-day tournament!

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2005 marked the first time this tournament offered *separate* Division 1 and Division 2 brackets...major success. Spring Swing was Triple Crown's biggest single-weekend tournament in 2005 with 187 teams!!! Due to the success in '05, Triple Crown decided to split the 187 team event into two weekends in 2006, now known as Spring Swing #1 and Spring Swing #2. Another amazing gathering of teams -- 184 to be exact -- competed in the Spring Swing in 2006. We continued to grow in 2007 with a combined 203 teams for both Spring Swings.

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Head to scenic Southern Colorado for a different look in the Triple Crown Series. "The Peak" is a great qualifying opportunity and annually features a good geographic mix of competition. In 2004, the event grew to 117 teams ... up from 90 teams in 2003. In 2005 the event grew again...... to 128 teams. In 2006 the event grew to a whopping 144 teams! In 2007 there were 137 teams. This event has averaged over 110 teams the past 2 years! We look forward to seeing your team in 2010!