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• D1, D2 and D3 are the levels in the Action Sports league in Dayton. D1 is the top level and D3 is for newer or developing travel teams.
• Most other tournaments use USSSA classes. USSSA is a national youth baseball group. AAA or Major is the top, AA is the middle and A is developing.
• So a D3 team usually fits Class A (sometimes low AA). A D2 team fits AA, and a D1 team fits AAA or Major.
• Action Sports tournaments have a D2/D3 group that D1, Gold, AAA and Major teams can't enter.
• "Open" means any level can enter. Many tournaments split teams into Gold, Silver and Bronze brackets after the first games, so you'll often face teams near your level.
• Age groups use the organizer's own labels, 7U to 18U. Check each organizer's age cutoff date before you sign up.
• Some organizers use their own names for levels, like "D2 (AAA)", "AA (D3)" or "Major (D1)". The Division filter lists them exactly as posted.

• Level fit counts most (40%): full points when your level is offered.
• Drive time is 25%: closer is better.
• Games guaranteed is 15%: more games is better.
• Entry fee is 10%: cheaper is better.
• Season timing is 10%: March to July scores higher than winter.
• Date clashes don't change the score. They show on the card, and you can hide them.
• Drive times are approximate: straight-line distance from your ZIP code (or Dayton) with a road factor, not live directions.

Other venues show "No rating found". Ratings were read from public review pages on and may have changed.

Every tournament, date, fee and link comes from the organizer's own page or the USSSA Ohio and Indiana calendars, checked . TourneyHop covers the 2027 season. "Check with organizer" means they haven't posted that detail yet. Always confirm with the organizer before you pay.

• Gate and parking fees show where they're posted: Action Sports events and league, and two PBR 14U events. USSSA pages say the gate fee is coming later.
• Spots left come from Action Sports, the only organizer that posts how many teams each age group can hold. USSSA shows a total team count only.
• Team name check: if the organizer posts its team list (Action Sports does), TourneyHop shows "Your team's in" when your team name is on it.
• League clashes use posted season dates and game nights. The Action Baseball League hasn't posted game-by-game dates yet, so TourneyHop uses its Monday to Thursday nights from March 22 to July 6 and its June 21 to July 6 year-end tournament.
• Add to calendar saves an all-day entry for the event dates. Game times come out the week of the event.
• Events within about 3 hours of Dayton are included so you can widen your drive. Most Kentucky USSSA events (Elizabethtown, Owensboro, Somerset) and far-north Indiana sites are farther than that, so they aren't listed.
• USSSA and Perfect Game pages don't post team counts per division, so spots left show only where the organizer posts them (Action Sports, Mid America Ball Yard, Showcase Cincinnati, Five Tool, Prep Baseball Report and Bullpen).