Key Info for Teams for 2024 ISC World Tournament

Blair Setford • August 7, 2024

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Key info for ISC and Legends teams for the 2024 ISC World Tournament.

ISC Team registration is Saturday August 10 from 8a-10a at:
Softball City
2201 148th Street
Surrey BC, V4A 9P5

Restaurant on the second level

The managers meeting is Saturday August 10 at 10a at Softball City in the restaurant on the second level.

Both of these should be considered can't-miss. We strongly urge you to make every effort to have at least one team representative attend.

The Hall of Fame Breakfast is Sunday August 11. Doors open at 7a and is being held at Softball City. Tickets are $25US and can be purchased in advance in the ISC Webstore on the ISC website and will be available at both registration and at the door.

Opening Ceremonies are at 5pm on Sunday August 11 on the main diamond. Teams should be in full uniform.


The annual ISC Special Olympics Game is Tuesday at 3pm on Diamond 3. Please try to attend or contribute.


The Legends manager meeting is Tuesday at 6pm in the SBC Media Room on the second level at Softball City.


All ISC and Legends teams should make sure they arrive at least 90 minutes early prior to their first game to go through bat testing. All bats must be tested and certified before they can be used in the World Tournament or in the Legends Tournament.

All players are required to sign a copy of the roster which must be turned in to the games controllers prior to your first game.


Coin tosses for all games take place 45 minutes prior to the scheduled start time at the games controllers location. The official schedule is the drawboard at the park. Anything on social media or the website is considered unofficial.

Lastly, teams must arrange for their team photo with the tournament photographer - please have this completed by your second game.

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