Rob Oliveri Summer Open

Description

Long Island Hot Stove Baseball in conjunction with Baldwin LL Baseball is hosting the Rob Olivieri Summer Open Tournament for ages 7u - Varsity.

• Tournament
• All teams
• Boys & Girls: 18U, 16U-7U
• Boys
• $795.00-$895.00 entry fee
• 3 game guarantee

General Information

Long Island Hot Stove Baseball in conjunction with Baldwin LL Baseball is hosting the Rob Olivieri Summer Open Tournament for ages 7u - Varsity. In order to participate, your team must have insurance. A copy of your league-team insurance must be provided at time of registration. Teams will play a minimum of three games, with the opportunity for up to five. This format can play over the course of two or three days. In most cases where an event is listed over three days only a select few teams play night games on the first date listed - all other teams would begin the following morning Game Baseballs and Certified Umpires included TOURNAMENT DETAILS: Teams play a minimum of 3 games with an opportunity for up to 5 games Format will be posted with the schedule on the Tuesday before the tournament begins Playoff and Championship Games follow Pool Play Games free tournament bid for championship team 60� Games - One umpire for all games 75� & 90� Games 2 Umpires for all games Brand New Baseballs For Every Game No hidden fees FREE PARKING & SPECTATOR ENTRY NEEDED FROM MANAGERS/COACHES: Online Roster to be inputted through LI Hot Stove Website which must include all coaches/players dates of birth and parent�s valid email address Required Registration Waiver form Insurance Certificate with "LI Hot Stove Baseball" listed as additionally insured All of your games will be played in central Nassau County NY. Games will be held on Aug 15th thru Aug 16th, 2026. If you have any questions please email them to: tournaments@lihotstovebaseball.com 7u-9u $795 per team 10u & up $895 per team Rob Olivieri was the leader of Baldwin Little League for many years. He devoted volunteered countless hours to the youth of Baldwin. He passed away in the spring of 2019 at much too young an age.