Fall State Championships
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Fall State Championships is a youth travel softball tournament in Everett, WA, on Sat, Oct 31 – Sun, Nov 1, 2026. Age groups: 14U, 16U and 18U. Part of the USSSA Fastpitch calendar.
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Age groups and entry fees
| Division | Teams registered | Entry fee |
|---|---|---|
| 14U Open | 6 | $850 |
| 16U Open | 8 | $850 |
| 18U Open | 6 | $850 |
Where it's played
- Steven J Underwood Memorial Park · 21800 20th Ave S, Des Moines WA 98198 · 14U
- Kasch Park · 2300 Kasch Park Rd, Everett WA 98204 · 16U, 18U
How strong is the field?
- 14U: field still forming. 6 teams registered, 5 with results we can rate. We rate a field once at least 6 registered teams have results.
- 16U: Developing field. 8 teams registered, 8 with results we can rate. Strongest entered: WA Firecrackers 16u-Johnson, Washington Rage and Lady Mavs - Glick 16U.
- 18U: Developing field. 6 teams registered, 6 with results we can rate. Strongest entered: WA Avengers 18U Premier, NW Reign and Snohomish Shock 18U.
Ratings come from public game results. How field ratings work. The 1-10 rating for each field and every registered team are in the TourneyMagic search.
Other softball tournaments near Everett that weekend
- Scaretastic 2 · Everett, WA · 0 mi · 14U, 16U, 18U
Every softball tournament in Washington that weekend, with field ratings
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Page updated Oct 21, 2026.