What Michigan fastpitch tournaments does NSA North list for 2026 and 2027?

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NSA North lists Michigan fastpitch tournaments on its site as a browsable catalog of 22 tournament products, with dated events running from October 2026 through July 2027. The listings show event name, host city, dates, and price. The earliest is the 2026 NSA Halloween Hitfest in Potterville (October 24–25, 2026, $550.00). The spring 2027 slate opens with two Early Bird Bash events on April 17–18, 2027, and runs through the Northern World Series in mid-July 2027. All dates and prices below come from the site's product listings; confirm details on each listing before registering, since the catalog shows sale prices alongside regular prices.

2026 listing

Tournament Location Dates Price shown
NSA Halloween Hitfest Potterville Oct 24–25, 2026 $550.00

Spring 2027 tournaments

Tournament Location Dates Price shown
Early Bird Bash Potterville Apr 17–18, 2027 $425.00 regular; from $375.00 sale
Early Bird Bash Davison Apr 17, 2027 $425.00 regular; from $375.00 sale
Fastpitch Fever Battle Creek Apr 24, 2027 $425.00 regular; from $375.00 sale
Fastpitch Fever Davison Apr 24, 2027 $425.00 regular; from $375.00 sale
Cinco de Mayo Slugfest Potterville May 1–2, 2027 $425.00 regular; from $375.00 sale
Great Lakes Classic Grand Blanc May 8–9, 2027 $425.00 regular; from $375.00 sale

The pattern here is useful for planning: most spring events share the same $425 base price, with a $50 sale discount bringing some entries to $375. Two tournaments run the same weekend in different cities (Early Bird Bash in Potterville and Davison on April 17; Fastpitch Fever in Battle Creek and Davison on April 24), so teams in different parts of the state have a nearby option.

Summer 2027 championships and World Series

Tournament Dates Price shown
NSA Michigan "B" & "Open" State Championships Jun 18–20, 2027 $425.00 regular; from $375.00 sale
NSA Michigan "C" State Championships Jun 25–27, 2027 $675.00 regular; $625.00 sale
NSA Northern World Series Jul 13–18, 2027 $600.00 regular; from $500.00 sale

Two things stand out. First, the state championships are split by division—"B" and "Open" teams play one weekend, "C" teams the next—so check which bracket your team belongs in before picking a date. Second, the "C" State Championships carry a higher listed price ($675 regular) than the "B"/"Open" event ($425), and the Northern World Series is the longest event at six days.

How to use the catalog

The site presents these as products in a shop-style catalog ("View all 22 products"), which means you browse listings the same way you would an online store: open each tournament page for full details, then register. The excerpt above covers 10 of the 22 listings, so additional events likely exist beyond what's shown here—browse the full catalog to see them.

A practical sequence:

  1. Filter by date and location. Decide which weekends work and how far your team will travel. Potterville, Davison, Battle Creek, and Grand Blanc are the host cities named in the listings.
  2. Match the event to your division. The state championships are explicitly divided into "B"/"Open" and "C," so confirm your team's classification fits the event you're entering.
  3. Check the price on the listing page. Several events show a regular price and a sale price; the listing page is where the current figure applies.
  4. Register through the tournament's product page. The catalog structure suggests each listing is its own registration entry.

What else the site says about the program

NSA North describes itself as part of the National Softball Association, "a Family Owned National Association dedicated to providing fair, competitive and fun experiences for the Players, Teams, Coaches & Parents." For teams aiming higher, the site promotes the NSA Fastpitch World Series as a multi-location national event with skills competitions, a parade of teams, pin trading, vendors, and opening ceremonies; it notes that last year's edition drew teams from states including California, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Ontario, Canada. If a state championship or Northern World Series run is your goal, those national events are the next tier up—check the World Series tournament info page for qualification and location details.