Welcome to the NCCAA: National Christian College Athletic Association

Game* # Time	Field	Team	vs	Team	Results
Wednesday, May 20
Game 1 10:00 am	Prasco Park	Geneva	def	Palm Beach Atlantic	6-1
Game 2 10:00 am	Legacy Field	Colorado Christian	def	Oklahoma Wesleyan	11-1 (6 innings)
Game 3 1:00 pm	Prasco Park	Bluefield	def	Olivet Nazarene	4-3
Game 4 1:00 pm	Legacy Field	Mt. Vernon Nazarene	def	Cedarville	5-0
Game 5 4:15 pm	Prasco Park	Spring Arbor	def	Colorado Christian	9-3
Game 6 7:30 pm	Prasco Park	Malone	def	Geneva	12-0

Thursday, May 21
Game 7 10:00 am	Prasco Park	Cedarville	def	Oklahoma Wesleyan	8-5
Game 8 10:00 am	Legacy Field	Olivet Nazarene	def	Palm Beach Atlantic	6-2
Game 9 1:00 pm	Legacy Field	Cedarville	def	Geneva	5-2
Game 10 1:00 pm	Prasco Park	Colorado Christian	def	Olivet Nazarene	8-6
Game 11 4:15 pm	Prasco Park	Bluefield	def	Malone	5-0
Game 12 7:30 pm	Prasco Park	Mt. Vernon Nazarene	def	Spring Arbor	4-0

Friday, May 22
Game 13 10:00 am	Prasco Park	Malone	def	Cedarville	6-3
Game 14 10:00 am	Legacy Field	Colorado Christian	def	Spring Arbor	9-2
Game 15 1:00 pm	Prasco Park	Bluefield	def	Mt. Vernon Nazarene	9-0
Game 16 4:15 pm	Prasco Park	Malone	def	Mt. Vernon Nazarene	8-3
Game 17 7:30 pm	Prasco Park	Bluefield	def	Colorado Christian	3-2

Saturday, May 23**
Game 18 11:00 am Championship	Prasco Park	Bluefield	def	Malone	5-3

*The winners of G13&14, along with loser of G15, will be reseeded, according to tournament rules

**Maximum of 2 games Saturday, regardless of number of teams

Tuesday, May 19, teams will arrive and immediately begin their service project. Teams will be given a designated time to complete the project based on their arrival to Mason, OH. This year the service project will take place at Matthew 25 Ministries. For more information please feel free to visit their website at www.m25m.org.

The Coaches’ meeting is Tuesday at 4:00 at the hotel.

Championship Banquet is set to begin at 7:00 on Tuesday night at Prasco – Vaughan Auditorium.

General Information

Travel

In coordination with the NCCAA, the Arington Foundation developed a chart to help determine the amount of travel reimbursed (per school) and determine the total amount awarded to all schools combined. The amount actually awarded to each school by the Arington Foundation is based on a percentage of miles driven round-trip. The amount awarded for travel is contingent upon the schools that are participating in the tournament and will be determined following the tournament coaches’ call on Sunday, prior to tournament play. Based on last year’s tournament, and using the Arington Foundation scale, schools would have received 60% per mile driven. Regardless if teams drive or fly, their aid will be based on the process explained above.

Lodging

The Arington Foundation will assist member schools with hotel costs beginning on Tuesday of each tournament. As stated in the bid, each team will receive six (6) rooms per night. Teams will have until 11:00 A.M. the day following elimination to check out, unless they are eliminated in the 10:00 A.M. game—in which case they would be required to check-out by 2:00 P.M. of that same day. Both teams playing in the final game will check-out prior to that game.

Food

For each day that they play a game in the tournament, players and coaches will be provided one meal per day at the on-site hospitality tent. Coaches will be given meal tickets prior their first game of the day to distribute to players. If a team is eliminated but chooses to return the following day to watch play, that team will not receive hospitality tickets.