Double Points Qualifier

Santa Maria, CA

Michael Briggs

2nd ANNUAL CENTRAL COAST Adult State Championships!!!

Sep 5-6





πŸ”₯ 2ND ANNUAL NCS STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS πŸ”₯


πŸ“ Santa Maria, California
πŸ“… September 5–6, 2026
🏟 James Hagerman Sports Complex


πŸ’° Entry Fee: $495


🚨 MEN’S FORMAT UPDATE 🚨

πŸ₯Ž MEN’S D & E β€” 4 GAME GUARANTEE


Men’s D & E will be combined for pool play.


β€’ 3 Pool Play Games EACH
β€’ D teams will spot E teams 5 runs
β€’ After pool play, divisions will separate
β€’ E will have its own Single-Elimination Bracket
β€’ D will have its own Single-Elimination CHAMPIONSHIP 


πŸ† Separate D & E Championship Brackets!


πŸ₯Ž MEN’S REC β€” 4 GAME GUARANTEE

β€’ Every Rec team will play each other in pool play

β€’ After pool play, teams advance to a Single-Elimination Bracket

Coed E/REC pool play will be combined so we have a 4GG tournament...Run spot 

Then both divisions will have their own bracket



πŸ† NCS WORLDS PAID BID


With 10 teams, the tournament champion will receive a PAID BID to NCS Worlds!


⚠️ The paid bid belongs to the winning team under the team name they played under. It is NOT transferable to another team or team name.


If the division has fewer than 10 teams, the paid bid amount will be reduced by $62.50 for each team under 10.


Teams

Paid Bid

10 $625.00

$562.50


8 $500.00


$437.50


$375.00


$312.50


$250.00


$187.50


Also 12 rings 12 NCS jerseys 

MVP awards and all tournament




πŸ“… SCHEDULING

We will be scheduling Wednesday, August 26. 


🚨 IMPORTANT β€” SCHEDULE RELEASE POLICY 🚨


Once schedules are released, your team is responsible for the FULL ENTRY FEE.


We want to protect the teams that show up ready to compete from having to take forfeits because another team no-shows.


πŸ₯Ž COED FORMAT β€” 5/5 OR 6/6


If you hit 5 men, you must hit 5 women.
If you hit 6 men, you must hit 6 women.


You may have more women in the lineup β€” just not more men.


πŸ₯Ž BALLS

Men’s & Coed: ONYX 44/375 balls only

πŸ”€ DIVISIONS / RUN SPOTS

NCS may run spot or combine divisions at State, Regional, National, and World events.

πŸ‘‡πŸΌπŸ‘‡πŸΌπŸ‘‡πŸΌπŸ‘‡πŸΌπŸ‘‡πŸΌπŸ‘‡πŸΌπŸ‘‡πŸΌ

Run spotting is mandatory when assigned. Coaches may not decline the runs.


When a lower-level team plays a higher-ranked team, the home run rule will be leveled 


The full run spot is awarded at the start of the game rather than by inning.


The typical spot is 5–7 runs per division, but the Tournament Director may adjust the amount.


Teams two or more divisions higher will not be matched against E or Rec teams.


NCS generally attempts to avoid combining divisions. When divisions are combined, separate championships may be played when time and team counts permit. In some cases, divisions may play through using run spotting.


If only one team remains in a particular division, that team may be limited to pool play and may not be eligible for championship awards.



Tournament Directors reserve the right to combine, split, or adjust divisions based on registration.


If divisions need to be combined, the NCS run-spot system will be used.


Example: If Coed Rec has to play in Coed E, the Rec team will receive a 5-run spot.


πŸ† WHY TEAMS KEEP COMING BACK



🀝 SPORTSMANSHIP MATTERS


Thank you for competing with NCS.


Sportsmanship is a major part of all NCS events. Arguing with umpires will NOT be tolerated. Respect the game, respect the officials, and compete the right way.


πŸ“Œ PLEASE NOTE


Certain NCS directors and tournaments may have special rules, policies, formats, or awards depending on the region, location, or tournament type.