I've never been there. After the last Worlds at Disney I had pretty much given up on doing USSSA again. Until I got called to do Conference.Men's C, starting Oct. 8th. It'll be my 6th time playing in Viera.
I've never been there. After the last Worlds at Disney I had pretty much given up on doing USSSA again. Until I got called to do Conference.
Played a Senior tourny there in July. Was my first time. I like the fields, but not impressed with the way the tourny was run at all. Switched balls on us and made us use the Classic M..it sucked, Don't think there was a single HR hit, which is pretty sad for the SR division, but did see a few bounce over. Would love to play on those fields with a decent ball
The Pro M has been a good compromise for the heat in Viera, where I have played a handful of B/C tournaments this year. The Classic M's were garbage down here after March.Classic Ms are really hard to hit out on those fields. 2 years ago we used them for USSSA B and C worlds, and there weren't a ton being hit out. Single digit scores were routine too.
The fact that they keep the balls in buckets at the backstop all day doesn't help. By midafternoon those things have baked for hours and feel like nerf balls when you squeeze them.
The Pro M has been a good compromise for the heat in Viera, where I have played a handful of B/C tournaments this year. The Classic M's were garbage down here after March.
That being said, I just heard they aren't bat testing in the C, so you'll see a lot of home runs with hot bats.
My understanding in years past was they let you swing what you bring until the last day, or the last four teams. Then everything got tested and buckets were used. In 2017 they had buckets on the field for the E chip.Yeah, I've never seen bat testing at worlds down there other than military varsity A. Any of the lower classes you can pretty much swing whatever you want.
My understanding in years past was they let you swing what you bring until the last day, or the last four teams. Then everything got tested and buckets were used. In 2017 they had buckets on the field for the E chip.
Agreed.Yeah, I've never seen bat testing at worlds down there other than military varsity A. Any of the lower classes you can pretty much swing whatever you want.
Agreed.
They tested the A last year, the B has buckets this year, and every event C and above all year in viera had testing.
I was told they tested the C last year, but didn’t see it first hand. Every class below that, the final four (or two) is all I’ve ever seen tested.
The lower levels are a free for all.