Minnesota state amateur baseball tournament in full swing through Labor Day

The Class B and C tournaments go through Labor day weekend with attendance caps and streaming on the web.

August 26, 2020 at 5:57PM
Milroy Yankees Field was one of two sites for the Class C tournament.
Milroy Yankees Field is one of two sites for the Class C tournament. (Howard Sinker/The Minnesota Star Tribune)

The Minnesota state amateur baseball tournament are currently in progress with the Class B tournament in Shakopee and the Class C tournament being played in Milroy and Springfield.

Both tournaments had been scheduled for New Ulm until the city council voted last month to withdraw as the host because of pandemic-related concerns.

The Class A tournament was completed on Aug. 23 with the Minnetonka Millers defeated the Minneapolis Cobras 9-6 for their 15th state title.

Tournament schedules and scores are on the Minnesota Baseball Association website by clicking on the tournament page for each class.

In addition, no more than 250 spectators are being allowed at each game. For a list of games and the number of tickets still available, go here.

Fans can purchase games via livestreaming through Prep Spotlight TV, which is showing games in all three classes.

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