Brackets for 2023 Minnesota town ball state tournament
The 2023 Minnesota State Amateur Baseball Tournament starts this week and the brackets for the Class B and Class B tournaments were unveiled Sunday night.
Class A has merged with Class B for a 32-team tournament while 48 teams will compete in the Class C bracket.
All state tournament games will be played at host ballparks in Dassel, Delano, Litchfield and Waconia. Games will be livestreamed by Neighborhood Sports Network and can be purchased at nspn.tv/townball.
Class B bracket
You'll have to zoom in to see the individual matchups because the large bracket requires small font.
Class C bracket
This bracket is even bigger because there are 48 teams and it's double elimination, so zoom in to see all of the matchups.
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