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How to qualify for Post
Season!
Registered teams may participate in NSA
qualifying tournaments. A team plays in a qualifying tournament
to earn the right to participate in a post-season tournament.
To participate in a post-season tournament, your team must
qualify. A team qualifies by finishing 1st (World Series Berth
and State Berth) and 2nd (State Championship Berth) in a
qualifying tournament. A team may qualify from a lower
finishing position depending on if the teams finishing above
that team have already obtained the berth. Post Season
tournaments include State Championships and World Series
Tournaments. A team does not have to qualify for an N.I.T.,
however, tournament directors not familiar with your team may
not allow you to participate in an N.I.T. unless they can
confirm that your team is appropriate for the requested level of
play.
How to qualify for State
1. Top two finishers of any qualifying
tournament (provided #4 below is met). If a team has already
obtained a berth, then it passes down to the next team.
2. Play in a NIT and receive an automatic berth (provided
#4 below is met)
3. Win your division in a NSA sanctioned league - League
participation equals one NSA qualifying event (provided #4 below
is met).
4. At large berths will be awarded to teams not qualified
by the 3 options above and only if available:
Minimum requirements needed to validate your berth:
A. Men - Three NSA qualifying events
B. Coed - Two NSA qualifying events
C. Women - Two NSA qualifying event
How to qualify for Western
Worlds
1. Place first in a qualifying tournament
2. Participate in the State Tournament
Note: You must participate in the State Tournament to be
eligible for Western Worlds.
How to qualify for Super
Worlds
Once you've obtained
your SUPER BERTH your roster is frozen for the year and cannot
be changed by anyone other than Hugh Cantrell (NSA National
Director). If the team participates in State, they can ask for a
hardship and replace two players from non qualified teams. After
state two more can be added but only if two spots remain open on
the roster. Any Super World berths must be committed and
completed within two weeks of the tournament with rosters. No
last minute exceptions.
1. Place first in a Super World NIT - First place
ONLY receives TRAVEL
MONEY based on $50.00 per team
with a maximum of $1,250.00 (Teams must post the tournament fee
of $275.00 to secure the berth). Travel money will be passed
down through the 4th place team if the top three decline the
berth. If 4th place declines the berth, then the travel money
remains at the NSA Headquarters. Winner of this event can bypass
Western Worlds Tournament.
2. Place first or second in a Regional NIT - First
place receives TRAVEL MONEY
based on $25.00 per team entered. Second place receives a berth
to Super World (Teams must post the tournament fee of $275.00 to
secure the berth)
Travel money will be passed down through the 4th place team if
the top three decline the berth. If 4th place declines the
berth, then the travel money remains at the NSA Headquarters.
Team(s) must still participate in the respective Western Worlds
Tournament.
3. Place in the top 3 at a Western World Series -
First and second places receive TRAVEL
MONEY based on $12.50 per team entered in the World
Tournament. Third place receives a berth to the Super World
(Teams must post the tournament fee of $275.00 to secure the
berth). Travel money will be passed down through the 4th place
team if the top three decline the berth. If 4th place declines
the berth, then the travel money remains at the NSA
Headquarters.
4. Place first in your respective State Tournament
- First place receives a berth to the Super World (Teams must
post the tournament fee of $275.00 to secure the berth). No
TRAVEL MONEY and you must play
in the respective Western World Tournament.
5. Top points earner for points earned through the
Western World Tournament - First place receives a berth to
the Super World (Teams must post the tournament fee of $275.00
to secure the berth). No TRAVEL MONEY
and you must play in the respective Western World Tournament.
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