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TechTalks in CMMS · February 19 · 4 min

Tracy Bristow

Tracy Bristow from Ballparks of America in Branson, Missouri, discusses one of the most unique youth sports complexes in the country. Tracy explains their "stay and play" model, where 11- to 13-year-old teams live in on-campus dorms for week-long, World Series-style tournaments. Unlike traditional venues, the fun at Ballparks of America doesn't end when the game is over. The lights stay on until midnight for wiffle ball, flag football, and team bonding. The facility features five incredible replica fields, including a "Boston" field complete with its own Green Monster, allowing kids to feel like they’re playing in the big leagues. Tracy highlights the full-service nature of the campus, which includes a dedicated cafeteria for players, a restaurant for parents, and a nostalgic ice cream shop. Visit BallparksofAmerica.com to view upcoming summer tournaments and book your team's next big trip.

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Tracy Bristow from Ballparks of America in Branson, Missouri, discusses one of the most unique youth sports complexes in the country. Tracy explains their "stay and play" model, where 11- to 13-year-old teams live in on-campus dorms for week-long, World Series-style tournaments. Unlike traditional venues, the fun at Ballparks of America doesn't end when the game is over. The lights stay on until midnight for wiffle ball, flag football, and team bonding. The facility features five incredible replica fields, including a "Boston" field complete with its own Green Monster, allowing kids to feel like they’re playing in the big leagues. Tracy highlights the full-service nature of the campus, which includes a dedicated cafeteria for players, a restaurant for parents, and a nostalgic ice cream shop. Visit BallparksofAmerica.com to view upcoming summer tournaments and book your team's next big trip.

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