⚠ Important Notice
Signing up for a tournament constitutes a commitment to participate if a team is formed. Repeated withdrawals or failure to complete required payments will result in account suspension or removal from P2M.
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Average Price Range: $60 – $120 for 2 Days of Tournaments with 3+ Games (Host Permitting).
Cost Factors: Roster size, tournament cost, coach discounts, insurance, and other miscellaneous fees.
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P2M.pro Tournament Team Ready to Hit the Field?
The big weekend is almost here, and your P2M.pro Team is ready to hit the field! Here are all the important details you need to make sure you are prepared.
🏆 Tournament Information:
Location and Time:
The tournament host releases this information on their site usually 2 to 4 days before the tournament start day. We do not have access to the information before.
Team Arrival:
Arrive at least 1 hour early, or at the time set by your coach, ready to warm up at the location provided by your coach (field number, batting cages, or near concession stand).
Pitchers & Catchers:
Please be ready to throw and receive a few practice pitches for the coach. Every umpire has a different strike zone and your pitching style may determine when you take the mound.
Schedule Updates:
Any last-minute changes will be communicated via email and/or Game Changer. Game times and, on rare occasions, field locations may change due to weather, game delays, or other unexpected events.
⚾ Pool Play (Day 1) Notes:
Batting Lineup: Set for Day 1. Coach sets for Day 2.
Pitchers & Catchers: Maintain low pitch counts to save pitchers for day 2. Walk and passed ball limits apply to maintain a competitive edge.
Player Positions: Based on preferences listed; coaches will do their best to honor these but may adjust as needed for team competitiveness.
Youth Pitching Regulations
MLB Balk Rule: The MLB balk rule will be enforced. When a balk is called, the ball remains live.
Please review the tournament host’s pitch count rules for your age group.
The fake-to-third throw-to-first play is LEGAL for PG Youth events. Pitchers in the windup may have their free foot in any position relative to the rubber.
Perfect Game Daily Limits:
7U–8U: 15 outs OR 50 pitches
9U–10U: 18 outs OR 75 pitches
11U–12U: 18 outs OR 85 pitches
13U–14U: 21 outs OR 95 pitches
Pitchers may finish the current batter after reaching the daily pitch limit.
Perfect Game Event Limits:
7U–14U: 24 outs over 3 days
If more than 9 outs in a day → 2 days rest required
100-pitch max (2–4 day events)
140-pitch max (5+ day events)
Top Gun Consecutive Day Limits (No Pitch Count Limits):
9U – 10U are 7 innings
11U – 12U are 8 innings
13U – 15U are 9 innings
16U – High School has no limit
Pitchers may pitch in multiple games per day if limits are not exceeded.
Once removed, a pitcher may not return to the mound in the same game.
No pitcher may pitch 3 consecutive days or appear in 3 games in a single day.
Coaches get one mound visit per pitcher; on the second visit, pitcher must be replaced.
📸 Share the Moments
Please send us plenty of photos — we’d love to showcase your players’ talent and highlight all their hard work!
Share on Facebook, Game Changer, or email us at team@P2M.pro
👕 Uniforms
Team Jerseys & Hats: Current team jersey and hat are authorized for tournaments unless stated. The official P2M.pro uniform is not required for most tournaments, but always looks great!
Rep the team in style for future tournaments!
Official Jerseys & Hats and P2M Fan Gear available (allow up to 1 month for delivery).
Pants & Socks: Approved baseball pants and socks.
Cleats: Baseball or turf cleats required. No metal spikes for 12U and under or on turf fields. Pitchers must wear molded or turf shoes on turf mounds.
Arm Sleeves: Pitchers may not wear bright-colored or white sleeves on the throwing arm.
Final Reminders
Catchers: Must have own gear!
Pitchers: Warm up thoroughly before and after throwing to avoid injury.
Ice Safety: After icing, players should not return to activity until the area is warm and normal again.
Hydration: Stay hydrated throughout the tournament.
Gear Safety: Remove jewelry and ensure proper protective equipment is worn.
If you have any questions or need assistance, don’t hesitate to reach out.
Have an amazing weekend of baseball! At the end of the day, it’s all about the kids — mud-covered, smiling, making new friends, and having fun, win or lose. Games come and go, but the memories last a lifetime. ⚾