What We Do-

We're committed to promoting the Game of Baseball! We promote the game and the players through our Championship Events. By providing teams and their supporters with high quality venues and well managed tournaments, teams compete with the best amateur baseball clubs in the Nation. 

Team event registration fee

All Teams will play at their 2026 age classifications for this tournament

Gate fee

 Free

When do I pay the tournament entry fee? 

All Premier Prospects tournaments are first pay/first play. Your entry into an event is not complete until you have paid the entry fee or the gate fee. The division may sell out prior to the payment deadline. The number of available spots in a division may fluctuate depending on the needs of all divisions that share the same field size. If you choose to mail a check to avoid online credit card fees please call us and let us know, do not leave a message!

Mail to: 

Premier Prospects Colorado

110 16th str 

Suit 1460

Denver, CO 80202

Do we supply our own baseballs? 

 Premier Prospects will provide official game balls to the umpires prior to the start of each scheduled game. These baseballs shall serve as the primary game balls for all tournament play.

Team Responsibility:

Each team is required to maintain a supply of baseballs in good, playable condition and have them readily available upon request from the game officials. This ensures the continuous and timely progression of the game in the event that additional balls are needed during play.

Division and Classification Consolidation Policy

In the event that an individual age division or competitive classification (including but not limited to AA, AAA, or Majors) does not receive a sufficient number of team registrations to support independent bracket play, the Tournament Director reserves the sole right and discretion to combine divisions and/or classifications as deemed necessary to ensure the efficient operation and completion of the tournament.

All reasonable efforts will be made to preserve competitive integrity when divisions are combined. Notification of any such consolidation will be provided to affected teams prior to the release of the official tournament schedule.

By submitting registration and payment, participating teams acknowledge and agree to this policy. No refunds, credits, or adjustments shall be issued solely on the basis of division or classification combinations made in accordance with this provision.

Rules

Any rules not specifically covered in this info page will be found at 

https://playpps.com/baseball-rules/

PITCHING LIMITS – INNINGS PITCHED

Premier Prospects Colorado tournaments use an innings-pitched system to regulate pitcher usage. These limits apply to all games played during this 3-day, 4-game guarantee tournament, including pool-play and bracket/championship games.

12U Division

A pitcher may pitch a maximum of 6 innings in a single day.

A pitcher may pitch a maximum of 8 innings during the entire tournament.

If a pitcher throws 3 innings or fewer in one day, the pitcher remains eligible to pitch the following day.

If a pitcher throws more than 3 innings in one day, the pitcher is not eligible to pitch the following calendar day.

13U Division

A pitcher may pitch a maximum of 7 innings in a single day.

A pitcher may pitch a maximum of 8 innings during the entire tournament.

If a pitcher throws 3 innings or fewer in one day, the pitcher remains eligible to pitch the following day.

If a pitcher throws more than 3 innings in one day, the pitcher is not eligible to pitch the following calendar day.

Calculating Innings Pitched

Pitching usage will be calculated by outs recorded:

1 out = ⅓ inning

2 outs = ⅔ inning

3 outs = 1 complete inning

Only outs actually recorded while the player is pitching count toward the player's innings-pitched total.

Example: A pitcher enters with one out in an inning and records the remaining two outs. The pitcher is charged with ⅔ of an inning, not a full inning.

Three-Day Tournament Limit

The 8-inning tournament maximum is cumulative across all three tournament days. Innings do not reset when pool play ends or when bracket play begins.

Examples:

Friday: 3 innings / Saturday: 3 innings / Sunday: maximum 2 innings

Friday: 4 innings / Saturday: ineligible / Sunday: maximum 4 innings

Friday: 2 innings / Saturday: 3 innings / Sunday: maximum 3 innings

A pitcher who has reached the tournament maximum may remain in the game at another defensive position but may not return to the mound.

Removal and Re-Entry as Pitcher

Once a pitcher is removed from the pitching position, that player may not return to pitch in the same game, even if the player remains in or later re-enters the game at another defensive position.

Responsibility for Tracking Pitching

Each team's head coach is responsible for knowing and tracking the pitching eligibility of all players. Tournament officials may maintain pitching records; however, the absence of an official record does not relieve a team of responsibility for complying with these rules.

Coaches are encouraged to verify pitcher usage with the opposing team and/or tournament scorekeeper immediately following each game.

Pitching Violation

Use of an ineligible pitcher may result in:

Immediate removal of the pitcher;

Forfeiture of the game;

Suspension or ejection of the head coach; and/or

Additional disciplinary action by the Tournament Director.

The Tournament Director has final authority regarding pitcher eligibility, calculation of innings pitched, and enforcement of these rules.

Player Safety

These limits establish the maximum pitching permitted by tournament rule and should not be interpreted as a recommendation that every pitcher should throw the maximum allowable innings. Coaches remain responsible for the health and safety of their players and are expected to consider fatigue, prior pitching workload, physical condition, and any additional rest recommendations applicable to the individual player

We do not allow metal cleats on any turf fields or temporary mounds.

Awards

All Brackets winners and runner up will receive team PPS Championship Rings

 Championship Banners

Engraved Tournament Bat for winning team coaches
 

Can we bring outside food and coolers?

Yes, participants and fans are allowed to bring outside food and coolers excluding alcohol. Some parks may not allow them. 

Can we bring our pets or comfort animals to the tournament?

YES, if the pet creates a distraction or interferes with game play, you will be asked to leave the premises 
 Event Staff reserves the right to request pet removal at any time 

Emotional Support animals are not Service dogs and are not permitted in the playing areas.

When are our rosters locked and what do I do if a parents forgets/neglects to sign the waiver prior to the cutoff?

All rosters are locked on the Thursday evening prior to the event. All players must be listed on the public view teams page by the cutoff. Players that do not have signed waivers by the cutoff are not eligible to play! 

Behavior at the events

PPS has a zero tolerance policy towards disrespectful and adverse behavior. Any fan, parent, player or coach will be ejected from the event for adverse behavior towards a tournament official or umpire. 

Where will we play? 

PPS utilizes full turf, half turf, grass and skinned fields in and around the listed locations

Do I need team insurance?

Yes, if you did not buy your policy through Premier Prospects Sports you must add PPS (entity below) as an additionally insured. You can do this free of charge by contacting your insurance provider. We must receive your insurance by the Thursday prior to the event. Insurance must be uploaded prior to Friday at 2pm or you will be removed from the event. PPS only accepts PDF format. 

Premier Prospects Colorado

Tournament Director: Geoffery Temple

Email: premierprospectscos@gmail.com

Phone: 757-281-9855

110 16th str 

Suit 1460

Denver, CO 80202

Refund Policy 

https://playppstx.com/refund-policy/