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USA Softball’s Girls Class ‘A’ Fastpitch National Championships
USA Softball Heads to Johnson City to Crown “One True Champion”
JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. – Visit Johnson City is ramping up preparation for USA Softball’s Girls Class ‘A’ Fastpitch National Championships. The tournament will take place at Winged Deer Park in Johnson City, July 22-26, 2026. Fifty of the nation’s brightest youth teams across three age groups (14U/16U/18U) will battle it out to see who will be crowned the “One True Champion” in their respective age division.
“I’m super excited to be back in Johnson City for the One True National this July! There is no city more hospitable than Johnson City. They do an amazing job making sure we have everything we need. The facilities at Winged Deer Park are outstanding, and Johnson City Parks and Recreation staff always do an excellent job of maintaining the fields and facility during the tournament,” explained Tournament Director and USA Softball President Elect, Tim Doby.
This tournament marks a new era for USA Softball as Johnson City hosts its first-ever “One True National,” bringing together teams from all age divisions to compete simultaneously at a single destination in their respective age groups. Adults can purchase tournament passes for $50 per week or $15 per day, while youth (ages 11–18) and seniors (ages 60+) are admitted for $30 per week or $10 per day. Children ages 10 and under are admitted free and do not require a ticket but must be accompanied by a ticketed adult.
USA Softball is the national governing body of softball in the United States. To learn more about USA Softball, visit teamusa.org/usa-softball.
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Please visit usasoftballjctn.com for more information about the 2026 USA Softball “One True Champion” tournament in Johnson City.



