Where We Play

Competing Across the Southeast

HBC teams compete throughout the Southeast, with an emphasis on finding the right level of competition and development for each team.

Local Competition

Close to Home

Most local tournaments are located within approximately a one-hour commute of Birmingham, Alabama.

Our younger teams may also participate in the Over the Mountain Competitive League, providing scheduled mid-week games and additional opportunities to compete.

Regional Competition

Expanding Our Horizons

HBC teams may travel throughout the Southeast to find the right level of competition and experience for each team.

Emerson, Georgia

Orlando, Florida

Memphis, Tennessee

Pigeon Forge, Tennessee

Other Competitive Venues in the Southeast

National Competition

Competing on a Bigger Stage

As teams progress, HBC may participate in nationally recognized events, including the Cooperstown Field of Dreams Tournament in Cooperstown, New York for eligible age groups.

Tournament schedules are built around availability and the developmental needs of each team, with events primarily coming through organizations such as Perfect Game, Prep Baseball (PBR), and Grand Slam.

Tournament Baseball vs. Park & Rec Baseball

Tournament baseball is a bigger commitment for both players and families. HBC believes families should understand those expectations from the beginning, including the time, travel, cost, competition, and player development involved.

Time Commitment

Team preparation begins well before the first tournament. Practices, training, and development lead into a competitive spring schedule. Tournament weekends may include multiple games, early arrival times, travel, and weather-related schedule changes.

Cost

Tournament baseball includes expenses for coaching, facilities, tournaments, equipment, uniforms, insurance, and administration. HBC works to manage costs responsibly and seeks fundraising and sponsorship opportunities whenever possible.

Playing Time

Playing time is not guaranteed. Game situations, position, opponent, performance, and team needs can all affect opportunities on the field. HBC works to develop and utilize players appropriately within their roles.

Position

Positions are determined by skill, athletic ability, practice performance, training, game experience, versatility, baseball knowledge, and team needs. The goal is to develop complete players while helping each athlete contribute and continue improving.