Upcoming USA Preps Events: 2023 Schedule

Details & RegistrationEvent NameAge GroupsDatesLocationCollege CoachesMin# GamesFormat
CampTournament    
Kate Austin Memorial
Host Team: Washington Angels Gold - Bob Benson
14U/16U/18UJune 9-11, 2023WA315
Showcase
CampTournament    
Stars and Stripes Championship
14U/16U/18UJune 22-25, 2023NV1105
Championship Brackets
CampTournament    
Easton Summer Nationals
Host Team: Firecrackers Brashear
14U/16U/18UJuly 13-16, 2023CA835
Championship Brackets
CampTournament    
Summer Windup
14U/16U/18UJuly 28-30, 2023CA365
Showcase
CampTournament    
WA Play in Pink
Host Team: Washington Angels Gold - Bob Benson
14U/16U/18UOctober 6-8, 2023WA45
Showcase
CampTournament    
So Cal Play in Pink
14U/16U/18UOctober 20-22, 2023CA35
Showcase
CampTournament    
USA Preps Halloween 2023
14U/16U/18UOctober 27-29, 2023NV65
Showcase
CampTournament    
West Coast World Series
14U/16U/18UNovember 9-12, 2023NV85
Championship Brackets
CampTournament    
Toys 4 Tots
14U/16U/18UDecember 1-3, 2023NV115
Showcase
CampTournament    
Best of the Best
14U/16U/18UJanuary 12-15, 2024NV105
Showcase
 

Sanctioned Partner Events - 2023 Season

Details & RegistrationEvent NameAge GroupsDatesLocationCollege CoachesMin# GamesFormat
CampTournament    
Mothers Day Invite 2023
Host Team: Washington Angels
10U, 12U, 14UMay 13-14, 2023WA05Championship Brackets
CampTournament    
D-BAT/WAGM Spring Series #goldenglove
10U,12U,14UMay 20-21, 2023Pasco_WA05
CampTournament    
D-BAT Summer Series #Dingers
10U,12U, 14U,16U,18UJuly 8-9, 2023Richland_W05
CampTournament    
D-BAT Summer Series #Sluggers
10U,12U,14U,16U,18UJuly 15-16, 2023Pasco_WA05
CampTournament    
D-BAT Fall Series #borderbattle
Host Team: D-BAT Columbia Basin
10U,12U,14U,16U,18USeptember 8-10, 2023Pasco WA05
CampTournament    
D-BAT Fall Series #fallclassic
Host Team: D-BAT Columbia Basin
10U,12U,14U,16U,18USep 29, Oct 1stPasco WA05
CampTournament    
D-BAT Fall Series #bestofthewest
Host Team: D-BAT Columbia Basin
14U,16U,18UOct 13-15, 2023Richland_W05
 

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Beitia's coaching career began as an assistant at Cal State Sacramento from 1984-87. He then moved to Norman, Okla., to serve as an assistant for the Sooners from 1988-91, before standing as the interim head coach in 1992. Beitia resumed his assistant role for the 1993 season before being named head coach in 1994. The Sooners posted a 98-41 record with Beitia filling out the lineup card, making an appearance in the NCAA regional finals during his last season.

In 1995 he was tabbed by Tennessee to start up its softball program. He spent six seasons at UT and compiled a 233-163 record. In 1999 the Volunteers were co-champions of the SEC Eastern Division and made the NCAA regionals for the first time in school history. Current Wolfpack pitching coach Leigh Ann Ellis signed for and played under Beitia in Knoxville.

After leaving Tennessee, Beitia coached the Spanish National Team for two years and was the head coach of the California Sunbirds in the National Pro Fastpitch League. In 2005 he returned to the collegiate ranks as an assistant at Jacksonville for one year before moving on to Arizona State.

Outside of the collegiate world, Beitia has been a vital cog in the effort of teaching and instructing softball. He has written and published two books, Outfield Play and The Complete Softball Book, as well as several articles for Softball Digest. He is also an accomplished speaker, and has been featured at several camps and clinics on both the international and national levels.

In 1995 Beitia worked for Major League Baseball International as the softball delegate during a tour of Netherlands alongside current Tampa Bay Rays head coach Joe Madden and St. Louis Cardinals pitching coach Dave Duncan.

Beitia graduated with a bachelor of arts degree in business administration from Cal State Sacramento in 1981 after getting his associate’s degree in business administration from San Joaquin Delta College in 1978, where he was a member of the wrestling and track squads. A native of Stockton, Calif., Beitia earned numerous honors while playing shortstop on the ASA Men's Major Fastpitch circuit from 1976-85 before beginning his illustrious coaching career