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| Jan. 9 Hitting10th 5 posts | Just curious. To qualify for the vegas world's, does a team have play in a T.O.C qualifier, or can they just participate in any ssusa sanctioned event? Thanks! |
| Jan. 9 DaveDowell Men's 70 4321 posts | H10th ... Your team must play in an SSUSA sanctioned qualifier ... It does NOT have to be a T.O.C. qualifier, but may NOT be just a "Recreational" event ... |
| Jan. 9 Hitting10th 5 posts | thank you, Dave! |
| Jan. 9 JohnO28 Men's 50 107 posts | DD, What makes a tourney a qualifier vs. a recreational if they all go through SSUSA? |
| Jan. 9 softball4b Men's 70 1248 posts | If it is listed on this page as a qualifier, it is. https://seniorsoftball.com/?events |
| Jan. 9 DaveDowell Men's 70 4321 posts | JohnO28 ... "Rec" tournaments may run under SSUSA rules sanction compliance, but they're not required to do so ... The most common difference(s) is that they seldom comply fully with roster eligibility rules ... It's not uncommon, nor is it frowned upon or even discouraged, for "rec" events to have teams playing with underage players and/or geographically ineligible guys, although that's a lot less stringent since we've opened up borders a bit ... Not many are willing to admit it publicly, but it's not exactly unheard of for teams to start playing "Rec" later in the summer as tune-up events that are (in theory) outside of the view of our National Ratings folks ... Rec is just more casual for all concerned ... |
| Jan. 9 JohnO28 Men's 50 107 posts | DD, Ah Ok thanks. I've seen them posted for years but never played in one so wasn't sure. |
