41st Annual
March 7–9

HOSTED BY
LUBBOCK ISD

THURSDAY

MARCH 7, 2024

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FRIDAY

MARCH 8, 2024

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SATURDAY

MARCH 9, 2024

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ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM

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FIELD LOCATIONS

 

Estacado High School – Matador Field

1504 E. Itasca St.
Lubbock, TX 79403

Lubbock High School – Leslie Field

803 N. University Ave.
Lubbock, TX 79401

Monterey High School – Moegle Field

66th St. & Avenue L
Lubbock, TX 79412

 

Frenship High School – Tiger Field

902 Dowden Road
Wolfforth, TX 79382

Lubbock-Cooper High School – Baseball Complex

16302 TX-493 Loop
Lubbock, TX 79423

Coronado High School – O’Banion Field
5516 Marsha Sharp Fwy,
Lubbock, TX 79407

KAL SEGRIST AWARD

Kal Segrist was a true baseball pioneer and legend. After leading his Adamson High School team to two Texas State Championships, he helped lead the Texas Longhorns to a national title in 1950. After 11 years in professional baseball, Segrist arrived at Texas Tech University as an assistant coach and later served 16 seasons as the head coach of the Red Raiders. Thanks in large part to the work Segrist put in at Texas Tech, Lubbock, Texas is known today for it’s success developing baseball talent.

The Kal Segrist Award is presented to an individual that has had a positive impact on Lubbock Youth Baseball. This person embodies the same work ethic and care that Segrist showed to baseball in Lubbock

2024 RECIPIENT: Doyle Sooter

Doyle Sooter’s impact on the baseball community as a player, coach and umpire is renowned. He first stepped into the ballpark at six years old and grew up playing in the Southwest Little League, Pony League, and on the Monterey High School team. After graduation, Sooter coached alongside Gib Weaver for the Dixie Little League’s summer season where he realized his passion for mentoring young players and went on to coach his own team.

Soon afterwards, Sooter was approached by Wendell Brown and Curtis Alexander with a proposition to umpire for a summer. Well “just one summer” turned into a 36-year career in umpiring where Sooter made significant contributions to the Lubbock baseball community. His involvement in high school tournaments, time with the Big 12, and his time spent scheduling umpires for little league, high school, and college baseball over the span of 25 years reflects a deep commitment to the sport and the development of umpiring talent at all levels.

RECIPIENTS

1999 – Kal Segrist

2000 – Bill Dean

2001 – Jim Truett

2002 – Bobby Moegle

2003 – John Dudley

2004 – James Webster

2005 – Bobby Welch

2006 – Ron Bartley

2007 – Marylou Castilleja Reyna

2008 – Cal Lowry

2009 – Woody Van Dyke

2010 – Mack Owen

2011 – Wayne Ricketson

2012 – AB Morris

2013 – Barry Orr

2014 – Bart Reagor

2015 – Scott Gwinn

2016 – Mike Gustafson

2017 – Dr. EC Leslie & Dr. Tim Leslie

2018 – Hub Crowell

2019 – Mark Griffin and Rip Griffin

2020 – David Thetford

2021 – Kelly Robinson

2022 – David Johnson

2023 – Curtis Alexander

TEAMS

Colleyville Heritage
El Paso Americas
El Paso Chapin
El Paso Coronado
El Paso Eastlake
El Paso El Dorado
El Paso Montwood

El Paso Pebble Hills
El Paso Socorro
El Paso Ysleta
Frenship
Lubbock Cooper
Lubbock Coronado

 

Lubbock Estacado
Lubbock High
Lubbock Monterey
Permian
Plainview
San Angelo Central

TOURNAMENT PRICING

(Student prices for 18 and under)

1-DAY PASS

daily hand stamp

ADULT

$6

Cash Only

STUDENT

$4

Cash Only

3-DAY PASS

wristband

ADULT

$15

Cash Only

STUDENT

$10

Cash Only

TOURNAMENT SPONSORS