2011 USCCP Annual Report - Medford Parks & Recreation

U.S. Cellular Community Park
Annual Report
Medford Parks & Recreation Department
Economic Impact Analysis
Annual Statistics
Tournament Highlights
2012 Event Schedule
2011

2011 U.S. Cellular Community Park
Date Description Event Name Teams Games Days # Local # Visiting Lo
Feb. 12-13 Adult Softball Sweetheart Classic Co-Ed Tournament 6 12 2 5 1 $
Feb. 24-26 Fastpitch Southern Oregon University Invitational 5 10 2 1 4 $
Feb. Soccer Club soccer games 54 27 38 16 $
March 4-6 Adult Softball Winter Warmup Slowpitch Tournament 10 28 2 10 0 $
March 12-13 Fastpitch MPRD Youth Fastpitch Tournament 10 20 2 4 6 $
March 19-20 Youth Baseball March Mayhem Baseball Tournament 29 53 2 13 16 $
March 21-22 Fastpitch North Medford Spring Break Invitational 32 64 2 6 26 $
March Soccer Club soccer games 24 12 18 6 $
March Baseball High school baseball games 50 25 41 9 $
March Fastpitch High school softball games 10 5 9 1 $
April 2-3 Adult Softball April Fools Slowpitch ASA Qualifier 17 30 2 13 4 $
April 9-10 Adult Softball Spring Fling Senior Softball Tournament 11 27 2 4 7 $
April 16-17 Youth Baseball Diamond Dash Baseball Tournament 20 65 2 7 13 $
April 22-24 Adult Softball Bear Creek Lock & Safe Tournament 26 68 3 16 10 $
April 30-May 1 Fastpitch North Medford U12 Invitational 12 29 2 10 2 $
April Soccer Club soccer games 50 25 40 10 $
April Baseball High school baseball games 20 10 16 4 $
April Fastpitch High school softball games 40 20 28 12 $
May 5-6 Adult Softball Senior Travel League (70s) 8 20 2 1 7 $
May 7-8 Youth Baseball Southern Oregon Classic 11 31 2 6 5 $
May 14-15 Adult Softball Senior Travel League (60s) 8 20 2 1 7 $
May 21-22 Fastpitch North Medford U14 Invitational 13 32 2 10 3 $
May 28-30 Soccer Rogue Valley Cup 60 100 3 24 36 $
May 27-30 Youth Baseball Memorial Day Showcase 52 126 4 13 39 $
May Soccer Club soccer games 44 22 39 5 $
May Fastpitch High school softball games 12 6 6 6 $
May Baseball High school baseball games 8 4 4 4 $
June 4-5 Adult Softball June Jacks Tournament 13 33 2 12 1 $
June 10-12 Fastpitch Summer Kickoff Tournament 17 41 3 10 7 $
June 18, 2011 Football Portland State Football Camp 1 $
June 18-19 Youth Baseball Summer Slam Tournament 28 58 2 7 21 $
June 25-26 Adult Softball I-5 Series 12 34 2 11 1 $
June 30, 2011 Concert Beat of the Rogue Drum & Bugle Concert 1 $
July 1-3 Youth Baseball USSSA State Tournament 6 18 2 3 3 $
July 8-10 Fastpitch ASA U16A State Tournament 24 54 3 3 21 $
July 12-13 Youth Baseball MIT Youth Baseball Camp 2 $
July 16, 2011 Adult Softball Wet & Wild Co-Ed Clash 5 12 1 4 1 $
July 19, 2011 Youth Baseball University of Oregon Baseball Camp 2 $
July 23, 2011 Adult Softball Summer Sizzler Tournament 9 21 1 7 2 $
July 29-31 Youth Baseball USSSA West Coast Nationals 6 16 2 3 3 $
Aug. 13 Adult Softball Hot August Hits 6 16 1 6 0 $
Aug. 20-21 Fastpitch Summer Sizzler U14 Tournament 5 14 2 3 2 $
Aug. 27-28 Youth Baseball Summer Sizzler Tournament 14 25 2 3 11 $
Sept. 1-4 Adult Softball ASA Men's D Western Nationals 30 66 3 6 24 $
Sept. 1 Soccer Skyline Conference Jamboree 24 36 1 10 14 $
Sept. 2 Soccer Southwest Conference Jamboree 8 8 1 8 0 $
Sept. 15-18 Adult Softball Rogue Valley Senior Softball Fall Classic 45 120 4 5 40 $
Sept. 24-25 Fastpitch Jennie Finch Softball Camp 2 $
Sept. Soccer Club soccer games 26 13 22 4 $
Sept. Soccer High school soccer games 22 11 22 0 $
Oct. 1-2 Youth Baseball Fall Classic 10 18 2 6 10 $
Oct. 8-9 Fastpitch Valley South Invitational 55 65 2 2 53 $
Oct. 15-16 Adult Softball Oktoberfest 11 31 2 8 3 $
Oct. 22-23 Youth Baseball Halloween Havoc 4 7 1 3 1 $
Oct. 29-30 Adult Softball Halloween Scream 12 29 2 9 3 $
Oct. Soccer Club soccer games 56 28 43 13 $
Oct. Soccer High school soccer games 22 11 21 1 $
Nov. 5-6 Adult Softball USSSA Fall State Championships 16 49 2 7 9 $
Nov. 12-13 Youth Baseball Turkey Shoot 4 7 1 2 2 $
Nov. 19-20 Adult Softball Turkey Bash 8 23 2 4 4 $
Nov. Soccer High school soccer games 18 9 10 8 $
TOTALS 1172 1784 94 647 525 $

Economic Impact Analysis
ng Local Spending Visitor Spending Visitor Lodging Total Spending Sales Personal Income Jobs
$ 10,005 $ 2,016 $ 500 $ 12,521 $ 23,164 $ 1,635 0.07
$ 4,155 $ 13,152 $ 8,560 $ 25,867 $ 47,854 $ 14,113 0.60
$ 31,482 $ 32,080 $ 24,240 $ 87,802 $ 162,434 $ 36,478 1.54
$ 30,660 $ - $ - $ 30,660 $ 56,721 $ - -
$ 12,912 $ 44,940 $ 14,698 $ 72,550 $ 134,218 $ 38,765 1.06
$ 28,231 $ 85,968 $ 23,869 $ 138,068 $ 255,426 $ 71,102 3.00
$ 19,370 $ 204,504 $ 66,876 $ 290,750 $ 537,888 $ 176,397 7.44
$ 13,992 $ 12,030 $ 9,090 $ 35,112 $ 64,957 $ 13,728 0.58
$ 21,860 $ 18,045 $ 13,635 $ 53,540 $ 99,049 $ 20,592 0.87
$ 4,373 $ 2,005 $ - $ 6,378 $ 11,799 $ 1,303 0.05
$ 24,232 $ 10,864 $ 8,064 $ 43,160 $ 79,846 $ 12,303 0.52
$ 9,608 $ 29,925 $ 21,168 $ 60,701 $ 112,297 $ 33,210 1.60
$ 15,201 $ 69,849 $ 19,394 $ 104,444 $ 193,221 $ 58,007 2.45
$ 47,169 $ 27,160 $ 20,160 $ 94,489 $ 174,805 $ 30,758 1.30
$ 30,250 $ 14,981 $ 4,898 $ 50,129 $ 92,739 $ 12,921 0.54
$ 29,150 $ 20,050 $ 15,150 $ 64,350 $ 119,048 $ 22,880 0.96
$ 8,744 $ 8,020 $ - $ 16,764 $ 31,013 $ 5,213 0.22
$ 17,492 $ 24,060 $ - $ 41,552 $ 76,871 $ 15,639 0.66
$ 2,402 $ 29,925 $ 21,168 $ 53,495 $ 98,965 $ 33,210 1.60
$ 13,029 $ 26,865 $ 7,459 $ 47,353 $ 87,603 $ 22,311 0.94
$ 2,402 $ 29,925 $ 21,168 $ 53,495 $ 98,965 $ 33,210 0.66
$ 30,250 $ 22,471 $ 7,347 $ 60,068 $ 111,125 $ 39,044 3.05
$ 49,958 $ 241,200 $ 102,502 $ 393,660 $ 728,271 $ 473,376 10.80
$ 28,230 $ 237,042 $ 111,044 $ 376,316 $ 696,185 $ 244,605 10.32
$ 25,652 $ 10,025 $ 7,575 $ 43,252 $ 80,016 $ 28,114 1.19
$ 5,250 $ 12,030 $ - $ 17,280 $ 31,968 $ 11,232 0.47
$ 3,497 $ 8,020 $ 1,515 $ 13,032 $ 24,109 $ 8,471 0.36
$ 24,192 $ 2,016 $ 500 $ 26,708 $ 49,409 $ 17,360 0.73
$ 30,250 $ 52,432 $ 17,143 $ 99,825 $ 184,676 $ 64,886 2.74
$ 4,050 $ 1,530 $ - $ 5,580 $ 10,323 $ 3,627 0.15
$ 15,200 $ 127,638 $ 59,792 $ 202,630 $ 374,865 $ 131,709 5.55
$ 22,176 $ 2,016 $ 500 $ 24,692 $ 45,680 $ 16,049 0.68
$ 28,500 $ 5,000 $ 3,000 $ 36,500 $ 67,525 $ 23,725 1.00
$ 6,514 $ 18,234 $ 2,844 $ 27,592 $ 51,045 $ 17,934 0.76
$ 9,075 $ 195,050 $ 51,429 $ 255,554 $ 472,774 $ 166,110 7.01
$ 13,000 $ 7,000 $ - $ 20,000 $ 37,000 $ 13,000 0.55
$ 8,064 $ 2,016 $ - $ 10,080 $ 18,648 $ 6,552 0.28
$ 5,100 $ 3,500 $ 500 $ 9,100 $ 16,835 $ 5,915 0.25
$ 14,112 $ 4,032 $ 500 $ 18,644 $ 34,491 $ 12,118 0.51
$ 6,514 $ 18,234 $ 2,844 $ 27,592 $ 51,045 $ 17,934 0.76
$ 12,096 $ - $ - $ 12,096 $ 22,377 $ 7,862 0.33
$ 9,075 $ 14,980 $ - $ 24,055 $ 44,501 $ 15,635 0.66
$ 6,514 $ 66,858 $ 31,320 $ 104,692 $ 193,680 $ 68,049 2.87
$ 14,412 $ 112,600 $ 80,176 $ 207,188 $ 383,298 $ 134,672 5.68
$ 5,000 $ 20,300 $ - $ 25,300 $ 46,805 $ 16,445 0.69
$ 4,000 $ - $ - $ 4,000 $ 7,400 $ 2,600 0.11
$ 18,455 $ 243,200 $ 76,000 $ 337,655 $ 624,667 $ 219,475 9.26
$ 18,200 $ 30,000 $ 24,000 $ 72,200 $ 133,570 $ 46,930 1.98
$ 15,158 $ 8,020 $ - $ 23,178 $ 42,879 $ 15,066 0.64
$ 12,815 $ - $ - $ 12,815 $ 23,708 $ 8,330 0.35
$ 13,027 $ 60,780 $ 28,472 $ 102,279 $ 189,216 $ 66,481 2.80
$ 6,050 $ 396,970 $ 129,797 $ 532,817 $ 985,711 $ 346,331 14.60
$ 18,816 $ 6,048 $ 1,500 $ 26,364 $ 48,773 $ 17,136 0.72
$ 3,257 $ 3,039 $ - $ 6,296 $ 11,648 $ 4,092 0.17
$ 21,168 $ 6,048 $ 1,500 $ 28,716 $ 53,125 $ 18,665 0.79
$ 32,648 $ 26,065 $ - $ 58,713 $ 108,619 $ 38,163 1.61
$ 12,815 $ 1,600 $ - $ 14,415 $ 26,668 $ 9,370 0.40
$ 16,464 $ 18,144 $ 4,500 $ 39,108 $ 72,350 $ 25,420 1.07
$ 2,171 $ 6,078 $ - $ 8,249 $ 15,261 $ 5,362 0.23
$ 9,408 $ 8,064 $ 2,000 $ 19,472 $ 36,023 $ 12,657 0.53
$ 10,485 $ 17,688 $ 12,526 $ 40,699 $ 75,293 $ 26,454 1.12
$ 980,601 $ 2,733,196 $ 1,068,987 $ 4,782,784 $ 8,848,150 $ 3,072,917 104.22
$ 3,802,183
$40.98

About U.S. Cellular
Community Park
U.S. Cellular Community Park (USCCP) is
owned and operated by the City of Medford.
When completed, USCCP will be the
largest municipal installation of FieldTurf
in the United States.
Park Size: 132 acres
Address: 300 Lowry Lane, Medford OR
Construction Cost: $25 million
Sports Fields: 15
Softball/Baseball Complex: 5 fields
Multi-Sport Complex: 6 fields
Harry & David Field (baseball)
Fields not yet built: 3
Fields By Type (12 built; 15 planned):
Full-Size Baseball: 2 (1 more planned)
Softball/Baseball: 5 (2 more planned)
Soccer/Football: 5/5
• All fields feature:
FieldTurf synthetic grass
Musco lighting systems
Daktronics scoreboards
• U.S. Cellular paid $650,000 for six
years of park naming-rights -- the largest
naming-rights agreement for a municipal
facility in Oregon history.
• The 5-field softball/baseball complex
opened on May 9, 2008 and has already
hosted over 8,200 youth and adult
games.
Significance of the Economic Impact Report
In most communities, parks and recreation agencies are the engines of
tourism and economic development. Recreational facilities like USCCP
attract tourists, businesses and retirees, and enhance real estate values.
A common mistake for parks and agencies is to merely provide decisionmakers
with financial reports on the revenue and expenses of these facilities
instead of illustrating economic impact and the broader value of the
community’s investment. Economic impact reports are estimates and are
easily inflated.
Methodology and Data Collection
This study closely follows the economic impact data-collection and calculation
methods set forth by Texas A&M researcher Dr. John L. Crompton in his
landmark 1999 book, Measuring the Economic Impact.
Crompton contends only spending by visitors to Medford is meaningful in
economic impact reports. Expenditures by tournament participants who
reside in or near Medford are not included in Personal Income and Jobs
calculations because of the likelihood their money would have been spent
in the community on other forms of entertainment. The economic impact
report also does not calculate the impact of participants in City-sponsored
sports leagues that utilize USCCP.
The questionnaire used for this study generated spending data from
tournament directors regarding approximate amounts each team spent on
entry fees, food and beverages, entertainment, retail shopping, transportation
expenses and lodging.
Conclusions
Total Spending: USCCP hosted 46 tournaments or events that attracted
1,166 teams, which spent an estimated $4.78 million in hard dollars.
Visitor Spending: The 525 visiting teams spent over $3.8 million. Visitor
lodging accounted for 28 percent of the expenditures. Softball team size is
estimated at 14; baseball, fastpitch teams and soccer is estimated at 18.
Sales: Total Spending by all USCCP tournament participants (local and
visiting teams) multiplied by a “ripple effect” of 85 cents for every dollar
spent, for a grand total of over $8.8 million. The 1.85 multiplier is based on
Crompton studies of tournaments in a city of similar size.
Personal Income: This measure reports the direct, indirect and induced
spending of visiting teams only. For every dollar spent by tournament visitors,
65 cents of personal income accrued within the community in the
form of employee wages, salaries and proprietary income. Simply stated,
USCCP theoretically generated $40.98 for each Medford resident.
Jobs: If one job is created for every $36,481 — Medford’s median income
— USCCP tournaments created 104 jobs in the community based on the direct
spending of visiting teams. The figure refers to both full- and part-time
jobs, and it assumes the local economy is operating at full capacity and
that there is no slack to absorb demand created by USCCP events.

Estimated Economic Impact
Year Events Teams Visitor Spending Total Spending Overall Sales* Jobs Created
2008 26 388 $1,389,706 $1,674,419 $3,097,675 17.76
2009 37 903 $2,896,322 $3,590,541 $6,642,501 79.40
2010 44 1,331 $4,176,346 $5,212,669 $9,643,437 115.91
2011 46 1,172 $3,802,183 $4,782,784 $8,848,150 104.22
Totals 153 3,794 $12,264,557 $15,260,413 $28,231,763 317.29
* Total Spending multiplied by a 1.85 “ripple effect”
Estimated Park Visits
Year Park Attendance - All Sports Uses League, Tournament and Game Attendance
2008 86,940 82,140
2009 152,942 119,492
2010 193,780 137,680
2011 176,340 125,289
Totals 610,002 464,601
Total Games Played
Year Games
2008 2,500
2009 3,500
2010 4,000
2011 3,900
Totals 13,900
USCCP Annual Statistics
Vehicle Traffic Counts
Pacific Highway 99 at the USCCP/Harry & David Field entrance
Year Daily Avg. Annual Total
2008 14,200 5,197,200
2009 14,700 5,365,500
2010 12,800 4,672,000
2011 * *
U.S. Interstate 5 (0.3 miles south of South Medford interchange near USCCP)
Year Daily Avg. Annual Total
2008 37,700 13,798,200
2009 37,700 13,760,500
2010 38,800 14,162,000
2011 * *
* Statistics to be released by ODOT in July 2012
Creating Healthy Lives, Happy People and a Strong Community

USCCP This Year:
• Generated an estimated
$8.8 million in
economic impact.
• Attracted over
125,000 participants
and spectators for
league and tournament
games.
• Hosted 46 tournaments
or sports
events between Feb.
12 and Nov. 20.
• Brought 525 visiting
teams to Medford,
producing $3.8 million
in local spending.
• Had approximately
3,900 games played
on the 11 syntheticgrass
fields, including
1,900 city-league
softball games and
1,784 tournament
games.
• Was a tour stop for
the San Francisco
Giants’ World Series
trophy.
U.S. Cellular Community Park
2011 Highlights
Another Winning Year for USCCP, Medford
Forty-Six Events Produce $8.8 Million in Economic Impact
The fourth year of activity at U.S.
Cellular Community Park featured a
record-setting number of tournaments
and events.
The 11 synthetic-grass fields at the
132-acre park received over 175,000
visits for sports-related events, and 46
tournaments and events generated an
estimated economic impact in excess of
$8.8 million.
Since opening
in 2008, the facility
has produced
over $28 million
in economic impact
and helped
sustain an equivalent
of 317 jobs.
Valley South
Tournament
The 55-team
Valley South College
Exposure
Tournament on
Oct. 8-9, which
featured U16,
U18 and college
squads, was the
largest fastpitch
tournament
in USCCP and
Medford civic
history. Coordinated
by Oregon
ASA president Mike Wells, the thirdyear
tourney swelled from 29 teams
in 2010, necessitating the use of
additional ballfields in Ashland and
Central Point. With 53 visiting teams,
the tournament generated almost
$1 million in estimated sales.
Memorial Day Weekend
For the third consecutive year, US-
CCP was utilized to its maximum capacity
Memorial Day weekend as a result of
two simultaneous sporting events: the
City of Medford’s 52-team youth baseballtournament
and
the annual
Rogue Valley
Cup soccer
tournament.
The
baseball
tournament
was the largest
ever conducted
by
Above: Medford won a tournament hosting award
for the ASA Men’s D Western Nationals.
Below: Memorial Day baseball tourney action.
the Medford
Parks and
Recreation
Department
with 126
games slotted
on seven
fields, including
Harry &
David Field.
Meanwhile,
60 soccer
teams played
100 contests
at the multi-
sport complex.
The 76 teams that visited Medford
during the holiday weekend for the tournaments
spent over $213,000 in hotel
lodging. Overall, the events funneled
$1.4 million into the local economy.
Creating Healthy Lives, Happy People and a Strong Community

“Beat of the Rogue” Concert
The multi-sport complex stadium field was the site
of the second-annual “Beat of the Rogue” drum and
bugle corps concert on June 30 that served as a fundraiser
for the Medford Kiwanis Club.
Nearly 1,000
spectators were
entertained by
exhibition performances
by teams
from Oregon, California,
Colorado
and Pennsylvania.
Jennie Finch
Softball Camp
Two-time gold
medalist Jennie
Finch, one of the
greatest fastpitch
softball players
ever, brought her
famed softball
camp and four
of her Team USA
teammates to
Medford on Sept.
24-25. The lone
West Coast stop
on the annual Finch camp slate was hailed as a smashing
success by Finch, who expressed interest in bringing
her camp back to USCCP in the near future.
The camp attracted 240 girls, ages 8-17, from as far
as Missoula, Mont., Seattle and San Diego. More than
half of the campers drove or flew from hometowns outside
the Rogue Valley, producing $133,200 in economic
impact.
ASA Men’s D Western Nationals
Medford attracted 30 teams from six states for the
Amateur Softball Association Men’s D Western National
Tournament over Labor Day weekend, representing
the biggest single-classification tournament since the
park’s May 2008 grand opening. The prestigious threeday
special event generated an estimated $383,298 in
economic impact for the community.
The ASA tournament featured USCCP’s first-ever
beer garden as a result of a special event permit granted
to the Medford Rogue Rotary Club.
The Parks and Recreation Department received
2011 USCCP Highlights
Gold medal-winning pitcher Jenny
Finch and her softball camp at US-
CCP attracted 240 participants from
five states.
the ASA James Farrell Award for excellence in tournament
hosting as a result of the event being rated
a 98 on a 100-point scale, as determined by questionnaire
results from ASA tournament officials,
umpires, the national office and by participating
teams.
Rogue Valley Senior Softball Fall Classic
Under the guidance of tournament founder
Harry Purslow, the fourth-annual Rogue Valley
Senior Softball Fall Classic featured 45 teams,
with all but five coming from outside of the
Medford area. The teams spent approximately
$337,000 in food, lodging and miscellaneous
purchases over four days in September.
City-League
Softball
Participation
in City-league
adult softball
set a new record
for the fourth
straight year. A
total of 394 registered
softball
teams competed
at USCCP in
WORLD SERIOUS:
2011. Growth
Approximately 1,500 people who in the off-sea-
flocked to USCCP on March 19 to
son Winter and
pose with the San Francisco Giants’
Holiday leagues
2010 World Series trophy.
(when most
other softball fields around the Pacific Northwest
are closed or unplayable) was the key.
High School Usage
USCCP served as the home field for varsity teams
from Cascade Christian High, St. Mary’s School and
Phoenix High.
CCHS hosted a pair of OSAA state baseball playoff
games at Charter Field, while the USCCP Stadium Field
was an ideal venue for state soccer quarterfinal and
semifinal contests for the St. Mary’s and Phoenix boys.
CCHS and Illinois Valley High played the first varsity
football game in USCCP history in front of a capacity
crowd of 1,300 spectators on Fri., Oct. 21.

2012 U.S. Cellular Community Park Tournament & Special Event Schedule (as of Dec. 30)
Date Event Type Event Name
Jan. 28-29 Slowpitch Winter Woods Wood Bat Tournament*
Feb. 11-12 Slowpitch NSA Border Brawl
Feb. 24-26 Fastpitch Southern Oregon University Invitational
March 3-4 Slowpitch Eagle Point Club Fastpitch Fundraiser Tournament
March 10-11 Slowpitch NSA Men’s National Invitational
March 17-18 Baseball March Mayhem Tournament*
March 24-25 Fastpitch Spring Fling Tournament*
March 26-27 Fastpitch North Medford High School Spring Break Invitational
March 31-April 1 Baseball Spring Classic Tournament*
April 7-8 Slowpitch USSSA National Invitational
April 14-15 Softball Spring Fling Senior Softball Tournament
April 21-22 Baseball Diamond Dash Tournament*
April 27-29 Slowpitch Bear Creek Lock & Safe Tournament
May 5-6 Slowpitch Senior Travel League
May 12-13 Slowpitch NSA Border Brawl III
May 19-20 Slowpitch Senior Travel League
May 25-28 Baseball Yogurt Hut Memorial Day Baseball Tournament*
May 26-28 Soccer Rogue Valley Cup
June 2-3 Slowpitch USSSA Softball Tournament
June 9-10 Fastpitch Black Tornado U12/U14 Invitational
June 14-15 Slowpitch Senior Travel League
June 16-17 Slowpitch Summer Kickoff Tournament*
June 23-24 Fastpitch Black Tornado U16 Invitational
June 28 Special Kiwanis “Beat of the Rogue” Concert
June 30-July 1 Baseball Charter Classic Tournament*
July 6-8 Fastpitch ASA State U12B Tournament
July 14-15 Softball NSA Men’s D/E State Championships
July 21-22 Baseball Medford Slugfest Tournament*
July 28-29 Fastpitch Summer Sizzler Tournament*
Aug. 4-5 Slowpitch Hot August Nights 24-Hour Tournament*
Aug. 11-12 Slowpitch Public Safety Agency Tournament*
Aug. 18-19 Slowpitch NSA Mash for Cash Last Chance Qualifier
Aug. 25-26 Baseball Hot August Hits Tournament*
Sept. 8-9 Slowpitch Back-2-School Co-Ed Clash Tournament*
Sept. 13-16 Slowpitch Rogue Valley Senior Softball Fall Classic
Sept. 22-23 Slowpitch USSSA Softball Tournament
Sept. 29-30 Slowpitch NSA Cash Bash
Oct. 6-7 Baseball Fall Classic Tournament*
Oct. 13-14 Fastpitch Valley South College Exposure Tournament
Oct. 20-21 Baseball Halloween Havoc Tournament*
Oct. 27-28 Slowpitch Halloween Scream Tournament*
Nov. 3-4 Slowpitch USSSA Fall State Championships
Nov. 10-11 Baseball Turkey Slam Tournament*
Nov. 17-18 Slowpitch Turkey Bash Tournament*
Dec. 15-16 Slowpitch Polar Bear Classic*
* Event coordinated by Medford Parks and Recreation Department