“We are excited to have our state championships in both sports locked in for the next five years and hopefully for many years to come,” said AHSAA Executive Director Alvin Briggs.
Dec. 07, 2022, 5:05 p.m.
The AHSAA State Softball Championships moved to Oxford’s Choccolocco Park in the spring of 2021 and returned in 2022. The AHSAA State Baseball Championships were moved last spring to Choccolocco Park’s Signature Baseball Field – due to a schedule conflict at Montgomery’s Riverwalk Stadium – for Game 1 of each of the best-of-3 championship series for each classification. Each baseball series was completed at JSU’s Jim Case Stadium.
Oxford Mayor Alton Craft expressed excitement to have the tournaments played in his city through 2027. JSU Athletic Director Greg Seitz has been working with AHSAA championships for many years. “Jacksonville State couldn’t be more excited to secure the AHSAA baseball finals at Jim Case Stadium for the next five years,” he said. “We felt that the event in 2022 was a tremendous success and are proud to be a part of that going forward.
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