![]() It’s going to offer more options and flexibility.”Īmong the ideas being considered for the tournament itself is the potential move to a double-elimination format. “I’m anxious to see what adding lights to (the mini-major fields) will add to the equation. “We’re seeing steps that improve both the look and feel of the tournament,” Berger said. Permanent bleachers have been added to the center-field area on Kruger Seeds Field Diamond 1, and a state-of-the-art clubhouse - which will be used by umpires and tournament officials - was recently built adjacent to the complex’s baseball field by Iowa Central Community College. They make us feel welcome here…they’ve always made this feel like home.”įrom a venue standpoint, lighting the mini-major fields is next on the immediate agenda. ![]() Edmond and so many other local businesses and individuals. “We are just incredibly fortunate to have this partnership with Fort Dodge on so many levels, from the city and its workers and volunteers all the way down through Iowa Central, the (Fort Dodge Community) School District, St. It’s important to always consider new ideas and different perspectives, from the facility itself, the format, the setup for the fans and our student-athletes, and the environment they get to enjoy. “(Fort Dodge Parks and Recreation Director) Lori (Branderhorst) and I are in constant communication about what’s working, what isn’t, and what could improve or grow the tournament. ![]() “We’re right on target with many of the changes and improvements we talked about during the contract extension discussions (that will keep state here until at least 2025),” said Berger, who is in her seventh year of serving in the lead role for the IGHSAU. ![]() That doesn’t mean the IGHSAU - or the Fort Dodge community - is content to rest on its laurels, though. ![]()
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