The American Baseball Championship at Spectrum Field May 22-27
Published on May 9, 2018 under Florida State League (FSL1)
Clearwater Threshers News Release
CLEARWATER, Fla. - The American Baseball Championship returns to Spectrum Field May 22-27. With six teams qualifying for the post-season tournament - Houston, USF, East Carolina, UConn, UCF, and Cincinnati - the American Athletic Conference will crown a champion in Clearwater.
Featuring two-three games a day, Spectrum Field will host a double-elimination tournament format. The American Digital Network will carry the Tuesday-Saturday games, with ESPNews/WatchESPN airing the championship game on Sunday.
All tickets are general admission day passes and available walk-up or by calling the BayCare Box Office at Spectrum Field at 727-467-4457.
Ticket Prices
Adult One Day Pass: $8
Student/Child/Senior/Military One Day Pass: $6
Adult Tournament Pass: $36
Student/Child/Senior/Military Tournament Pass: $18
All schedules, brackets, and tournament information may be found at:
The American Baseball Championship Central on TheAmerican.org
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