FAQ
ABOUT MIDAMERICA
What is MidAmerica 7v7?
MidAmerica is a year-round 7v7 football and girls flag football tournament, league, and event operator. Our goal is to provide competitive, developmental, and exposure opportunities for athletes of all ages throughout the region.
What makes MidAmerica different from other 7v7 tournament organizations?
MidAmerica is focused on providing organized, professionally operated events while maintaining a family atmosphere. Our priorities are development, competition, exposure, and creating a great overall experience for players, coaches, families, and clubs.
What age divisions does MidAmerica offer?
MidAmerica offers Boys 7v7 divisions from 10U through 18U and Girls Flag divisions from 14U through 18U.
Where does MidAmerica host tournaments?
MidAmerica hosts events throughout the Midwest, covering 13 states from Texas to North Dakota.
Who can participate in MidAmerica events?
All teams, clubs, and organizations are welcome to participate in MidAmerica events.
Do we have to play in every MidAmerica event?
No. Teams can customize their schedules based on travel, competition level, availability, and what works best for their program. With more than 30 events across 13 states, teams have plenty of options throughout the season.
Can teams from outside the MidAmerica region participate?
Yes. Teams from across the United States and throughout North America are welcome to compete.
How can I stay updated on MidAmerica news, events and announcements?
Follow MidAmerica on social media and check our website regularly for schedules, announcements, rankings, event information, and weekly updates.
REGISTRATION & PAYMENT
How do I register my team for a MidAmerica tournament?
Teams can register for MidAmerica tournaments through GameSpeed.
Where do I find upcoming MidAmerica events?
Upcoming events can be found on the MidAmerica website, GameSpeed, and our social media channels.
How much does it cost to register for a tournament?
Tournament registration fees vary by event based on factors such as facility costs, indoor or outdoor venues, availability, and event format. Most tournament entry fees range from $400–$700 per team.
When is payment due?
Registration fees are due at the time of registration.
What forms of payment does MidAmerica accept?
Registration payments can be made by credit or debit card through the GameSpeed payment portal.
When does registration close for an event?
Unless otherwise announced, registration closes at midnight on the Tuesday before the event.
Can an event sell out before the registration deadline?
Yes. Events can sell out before the registration deadline, particularly indoor tournaments and other events with limited field availability. We recommend registering early.
How do I know if my team is officially registered?
Your team will appear as registered in GameSpeed, and you will receive a registration confirmation by email.
Can I register multiple teams from the same organization?
Yes. Organizations are welcome to register multiple teams.
Do you offer discounts for organizations bringing multiple teams?
Yes. Multi-team discounts are available for organizations registering four or more teams.
Do you offer discounts for teams playing in multiple MidAmerica events?
Yes. MidAmerica offers a Partner Program for qualifying clubs and organizations participating in four or more MidAmerica events.
What happens if my team registers but can no longer attend?
Please contact your tournament director as soon as possible if your team can no longer participate.
What is MidAmerica's refund policy?
Teams that withdraw before the tournament schedule is released are eligible for a refund. Once the schedule has been released, registration fees are non-refundable.
What happens to registration fees if an event is canceled?
If MidAmerica cancels an event before the event date, teams will receive a full refund.
Can registration fees be transferred to another MidAmerica event?
Yes. Registration fees may be transferred to another MidAmerica event.
TEAM ROSTERS
How many players can be on a roster?
Teams may have a maximum of 20 players on their roster.
Is there a minimum number of players required?
No. MidAmerica does not have a minimum roster size. Teams may compete with fewer than seven players if necessary.
When are team rosters due?
Team rosters must be submitted no later than one day before the tournament.
Can players be added to a roster after registration?
Yes. Players may be added after team registration but must be on the official roster at least one day before the tournament.
Can a roster be changed after it has been submitted?
Yes. Rosters may be updated and resubmitted before the tournament.
Can a player compete for more than one team during the same tournament?
Yes, provided the player is age-eligible and the teams compete in different age divisions.
Can a player compete in multiple age divisions?
Yes. Players may compete in multiple divisions as long as they meet the eligibility requirements for each division.
Can multiple teams from the same club compete in the same division?
Yes. However, players may not move between those teams during the tournament and must remain with the team on which they are officially rostered.
Can players switch teams during a tournament?
No. Once the tournament begins, players must remain with the team on which they are officially rostered.
How many coaches are allowed on a team's roster?
Teams may roster up to four coaches.
Do coaches need to be registered?
Yes. All coaches must be registered with their respective team.
Are coaches required to have credentials or wristbands?
Yes. Coaches must complete event check-in and receive the appropriate wristband or credential.
PLAYER ELIGIBILITY & AGE VERIFICATION
What are the age requirements for each division?
MidAmerica uses a January 1 age cutoff for boys and an August 1 age cutoff for girls. Eligibility is determined by the player's age on the applicable cutoff date.
What is the age cutoff date for the 2027 season?
The 2027 Boys 7v7 age divisions are:
- 10U: 2016 and younger
- 12U: 2014 and younger
- 14U: 2012 and younger
- 15U: 2011 and younger
- 18U: 2008 and younger
Girls Flag eligibility uses the applicable August 1 cutoff.
How does MidAmerica verify player age?
MidAmerica partners with GameSpeed to provide verified player cards and age verification using approved official documentation.
What documentation is required for age verification?
Players must provide a headshot, required waivers, and an approved age-verification document such as a birth certificate, passport, government-issued ID, school document showing age, or medical document showing age.
Does every player have to be age verified?
Yes. Every player must successfully complete age verification before participating.
When does age verification need to be completed?
We strongly recommend completing age verification at least one week before your first event. Documentation may be submitted during tournament week, but verification is not guaranteed to be completed in time.
Is age verification required at every tournament?
Players must maintain valid age verification to participate in MidAmerica tournaments. Once verified through the applicable player card, players do not need to repeat the entire verification process at every event.
What happens if a player cannot verify their age?
The player will not be permitted to participate until their age has been successfully verified.
Can an older player play down an age division?
No. Players may not play down into an age division for which they are not eligible.
Can a younger player play up an age division?
Yes. Younger players may play up as long as they meet all applicable eligibility requirements.
What are the eligibility requirements for the High School division?
Age eligibility is the primary requirement. Graduating seniors may participate as long as they meet the applicable age requirements.
Are graduating seniors allowed to participate?
Yes, provided they meet the applicable age requirements.
What happens if a team uses an ineligible player?
The player will be removed from the tournament, and the team may face additional disciplinary action at the discretion of the event director.
How do I report a potential player eligibility issue?
Report the concern to a field manager, event director, or MidAmerica staff member.
Can another team challenge a player's eligibility?
Because players are manually verified before participation, MidAmerica does not conduct formal in-game eligibility challenges. Concerns may be brought to event staff for review, but games will not be stopped or delayed to address eligibility questions.
PLAYER & COACH CARDS
Are MidAmerica player cards required?
Yes. Every player must have a valid player card through GameSpeed before participating.
Are MidAmerica coach cards required?
Yes. Every coach must have a valid coach card through GameSpeed.
How do I purchase a player or coach card?
Player and coach cards can be purchased through GameSpeed.
What does a MidAmerica player card cover?
Player cards are used for age verification and required player waivers.
Is my player card valid for the entire season?
Yes. Player cards are valid for one calendar year from the date of purchase.
Do I need a new player card for every tournament?
No. Your player card is valid for one full calendar year.
What happens if a player arrives without completing their player card or verification?
The player will not be permitted to participate until all player card and age-verification requirements have been completed. No exceptions will be made.
Are player and coach cards refundable?
No. Player and coach card purchases are non-refundable.
TOURNAMENT FORMAT
How many games is each team guaranteed?
MidAmerica tournaments have a four-game guarantee unless otherwise stated for a specific event.
How are MidAmerica tournaments structured?
The standard format includes three pool-play games followed by a single-elimination bracket. The format may be adjusted based on the number of teams in a division or other event-specific circumstances.
How does pool play work?
Teams typically play three pool-play games before advancing to bracket play.
How does bracket play work?
Bracket play is typically single elimination.
How are teams seeded for bracket play?
Teams are seeded based on their pool-play results and applicable tiebreakers.
What tiebreakers are used?
Tiebreakers are determined in the following order: head-to-head result, point differential, points allowed, and coin toss.
Does every team advance to bracket play?
Yes. Under the standard tournament format, every team advances to bracket play.
How are brackets determined?
Bracket structure depends on the number of teams in each division. Larger divisions may be separated into Gold and Silver brackets.
When will tournament schedules be released?
Schedules will be released no later than Wednesday night before the weekend's event.
Where can I find my team's schedule?
All tournament schedules will be available through GameSpeed.
Can schedules change after they are released?
Yes. Schedule changes may occasionally be necessary due to team withdrawals or other unforeseen circumstances.
How long are games?
Standard MidAmerica games are 24 minutes long.
How much time should teams expect between games?
Games are scheduled in 30-minute time slots with a 24-minute game clock. Teams should be prepared for quick transitions between games when scheduled back-to-back.
How early should teams arrive before their first game?
Teams should arrive approximately one hour before their first game to allow enough time for player and coach check-in and wristband distribution.
What happens if a team is late for a game?
Teams are given a five-minute grace period. After five minutes, the game clock will begin. If the team has not arrived after an additional five minutes, the game will be recorded as a forfeit. Exceptions may be made when a team is delayed because of another MidAmerica game, provided event staff are aware of the situation.
What happens if a team forfeits a game?
A forfeited game will be recorded as a 14–0 result.
Are championship games played differently from other tournament games?
Generally, no. Championship games follow the standard MidAmerica format unless the tournament director communicates a special format for a marquee or championship event.
RULES & COMPETITION
Where can I find the official MidAmerica rules?
The official MidAmerica rules are available on the MidAmerica website.
Are the same rules used at every MidAmerica tournament?
Yes. MidAmerica uses a consistent rules structure across its tournaments, with appropriate differences between traditional 7v7 and Girls Flag.
Are there different rules for different age divisions?
The primary rules differences are between traditional 7v7 and Girls Flag. Otherwise, the same core rules apply across age divisions unless specifically stated.
How often does MidAmerica update its rules?
Rules are reviewed annually before the start of each season.
Who determines MidAmerica rule changes?
MidAmerica collects feedback from coaches, parents, players, and other stakeholders throughout the season. The Competition Committee reviews that feedback and makes recommendations to MidAmerica leadership for final approval.
What is the MidAmerica Competition Committee?
The Competition Committee is a group of coaches and other individuals committed to growing the game and helping MidAmerica provide a competitive, developmental, and enjoyable experience for athletes.
Who serves on the Competition Committee?
Committee members are selected annually and include core coaches and other individuals involved with MidAmerica.
How can coaches and clubs provide feedback on MidAmerica rules?
Coaches and clubs can contact MidAmerica by email or speak directly with an event director or field manager.
How are rule changes considered for the following season?
Feedback is collected throughout the season and reviewed by the Competition Committee, core coaching groups, and MidAmerica leadership before changes are implemented.
Can coaches request a rule clarification before an event?
Absolutely. We encourage coaches to ask questions before an event whenever a rule is unclear.
Who has final authority on rule interpretations during a tournament?
The event director has final authority regarding rule interpretations during a tournament.
What happens if there is a rules dispute during a game?
Bring the issue to the field manager, who will assist with rule interpretations and game-day questions.
Can a game result be protested?
If a score is entered incorrectly, notify the field manager so it can be reviewed and corrected if necessary. Other game results cannot be formally protested.
Are there sportsmanship requirements for players and coaches?
Yes. All players and coaches are expected to follow MidAmerica's sportsmanship standards and Code of Conduct.
What behavior can result in an ejection?
Excessive taunting, unsafe behavior, fighting, or other unsportsmanlike conduct may result in an ejection.
What happens if a player or coach is ejected?
The individual must leave the playing area and comply with the applicable ejection penalty.
Can a player or coach be suspended from future MidAmerica events?
Yes. MidAmerica leadership may issue suspensions from future events when circumstances warrant additional disciplinary action.
EQUIPMENT & UNIFORMS
Are soft-shell helmets required?
Yes. Soft-shell helmets or approved protective headgear are required at MidAmerica tournaments. Approved headband-style protective headgear is permitted.
Are mouthguards required?
Yes. All players are required to wear a mouthguard.
What equipment does each player need?
At minimum, each player must have a mouthguard, approved soft-shell headgear, and a matching team shirt.
Are there restrictions on the type of cleats players can wear?
Cleat restrictions may vary by venue. Players and coaches should review facility-specific requirements before each tournament. Indoor facilities typically prohibit metal cleats.
Do teams need matching uniforms?
Full matching uniforms are not required, but all players must wear matching team shirts.
Do players need numbers on their jerseys?
No. Jersey numbers are recommended but not required.
What happens if two teams have similar uniform colors?
The away team is responsible for changing colors. If that is not possible, the field manager will determine an appropriate solution.
Are football gloves allowed?
Yes. Football gloves are permitted.
Is any additional protective equipment permitted?
Yes, provided the equipment is safe and appropriate for play.
EVENT CHECK-IN
Does every team need to check in before playing?
Yes. All players and coaches must complete check-in before their first game.
Where does team check-in take place?
The check-in location will be clearly marked at the facility and identified on the event venue map.
What time does check-in open?
Check-in opens approximately one hour before the first game of the day.
Who needs to be present at check-in?
All participating players and coaches must complete check-in.
Does every player need to check in individually?
Teams may check in together as a group or players may check in individually.
What does a player need to bring to check-in?
Players should have their GameSpeed player card available on their mobile device.
Will players receive wristbands?
Yes. Players will receive wristbands based on their team and age division.
Are coaches required to check in?
Yes. All coaches must check in and receive the appropriate coach wristband or credential.
What happens if a player loses their wristband?
Lost wristbands are subject to a $5 replacement fee. The fee may be waived if the original wristband broke and can be presented to event staff.
Can a player compete without a wristband?
No. Players must have the appropriate wristband to participate. Wristbands may be checked before every game.
How early should teams arrive for check-in?
Teams should arrive approximately one hour before their first pool-play game.
EVENT WEEKEND & FACILITIES
Where can I find event-specific information?
Event-specific information is available through GameSpeed and the MidAmerica website.
When will field maps be released?
Field and venue maps will be released during the week of the event.
Where should teams park?
Designated parking areas will be identified on the venue map and communicated before the tournament.
Is there a parking fee?
MidAmerica does not charge a separate parking fee. At certain facilities without perimeter fencing, admission may be collected upon entry to the parking area.
Are tents and chairs allowed?
Yes, unless otherwise restricted by the facility.
Can teams bring coolers?
Yes. Coolers are permitted but may be inspected at the entrance.
Can outside food and drinks be brought into the facility?
Unless otherwise communicated for a specific event, outside food and beverages are not permitted. Water is allowed.
Will concessions be available?
Yes. MidAmerica events will have concessions, food trucks, or another food option available.
Are athletic trainers available at MidAmerica events?
Yes. Every MidAmerica event will have at least one athletic trainer on-site. Larger events may have multiple athletic trainers.
Is security present at MidAmerica tournaments?
Yes. MidAmerica events will have security personnel on-site.
Are pets allowed at MidAmerica events?
Pets are not permitted unless they are service animals.
Where can teams warm up?
Designated warm-up areas will be communicated before the event and identified on the venue map when applicable.
Are there designated team areas?
Not typically. Any designated team areas will be communicated by the tournament director.
What should I do if I lose an item at an event?
During the event, check the lost-and-found area at the MidAmerica admin tent. After the event, contact the facility directly, as remaining lost-and-found items are left with the venue.
WEATHER
What happens if there is bad weather?
Weather-related decisions are made by the event director in coordination with the facility when applicable. Safety will always be the priority.
Does MidAmerica play in rain?
Yes. Games will generally continue during rain as long as conditions remain safe. Games may be delayed or suspended during severe weather or when field conditions become unsafe.
What happens if lightning is detected?
MidAmerica follows a 30-minute lightning delay policy.
How will weather delays be communicated?
Weather updates may be communicated through in-person announcements, text messages to coaches, and email notifications through the event system.
Where should teams go during a weather delay?
Players, coaches, and spectators should seek safe shelter and follow all instructions from MidAmerica staff and facility personnel.
What happens if games have to be shortened because of weather?
MidAmerica may adjust the tournament format when necessary. This could include reducing pool play to two games followed by single-elimination bracket play or making other schedule adjustments.
What happens if an event cannot be completed?
If an event cannot be completed, final results will be determined using tournament standings and the applicable event procedures.
Will games be rescheduled due to weather?
MidAmerica will make every reasonable effort to reschedule games when possible. Rescheduling depends on facility availability, weather conditions, and the overall tournament schedule.
What is the refund policy for weather-related cancellations?
A partial refund will be provided if a team is unable to play at least half of its scheduled games due to weather.
TICKETS & SPECTATORS
Is there an admission fee for MidAmerica tournaments?
Yes. MidAmerica events have a spectator admission fee.
Where can spectators purchase tickets?
Tickets can be purchased online through GameSpeed.
Is MidAmerica cashless?
Yes. MidAmerica events are primarily cashless. Cash may only be accepted in limited or emergency situations.
What forms of payment are accepted at the gate?
Accepted payment methods include credit/debit cards, Square, Venmo, and online tickets purchased through GameSpeed.
Are children required to purchase admission?
Children ages 8 and under receive free admission.
Are weekend passes available?
Yes. Standard weekend passes are $30 and single-day passes are $20 unless different pricing is announced for a specific event.
Can spectators leave and re-enter the facility?
Yes. Spectators must keep their day or weekend wristband to re-enter.
Do coaches and players need spectator tickets?
No. Registered players and coaches do not need spectator tickets. Their player or coach credentials provide event admission.
Are tickets refundable?
Tickets are refundable only if the tournament is canceled before the event.
Are there spectator conduct expectations?
Yes. All spectators are expected to follow the MidAmerica Code of Conduct and event rules.
TRAVEL & HOTELS
Are MidAmerica tournaments stay-to-play?
No. MidAmerica events are not stay-to-play. We provide optional hotel blocks for tournaments, but teams and families are not required to use them.
Are teams required to use MidAmerica hotel blocks?
No. Teams may use MidAmerica's hotel blocks or make their own lodging arrangements.
Where can I find hotel information for an event?
Hotel information and available team blocks are posted on the Hotels section of the MidAmerica website.
When should teams book their hotels?
We recommend booking as early as possible. Room blocks are available on a first-come, first-served basis and generally close two weeks before the event.
Can families book hotels individually?
Yes. Families may book individually and are still welcome to use available MidAmerica hotel blocks.
Who should I contact with hotel questions?
Hotel and travel questions should be directed to MidAmerica's hotel partner, Fastbreak Travel.
RANKINGS
Does MidAmerica rank teams?
Yes. MidAmerica rankings will be released weekly beginning in mid-February.
When will the 2027 MidAmerica rankings begin?
The first 2027 rankings are expected to be released in mid-February after several tournaments have been completed.
Which age divisions will have rankings?
All MidAmerica age divisions will have rankings.
How often will rankings be updated?
Rankings will be updated weekly from February through July.
What factors are considered in the MidAmerica rankings?
Rankings consider overall record, strength of schedule, head-to-head results, tournament performance, quality wins, and consistency.
Does strength of schedule matter?
Yes. The quality of competition matters. Results from marquee events and stronger divisions may carry additional weight.
Do head-to-head results impact rankings?
Yes. Head-to-head results are an important factor, particularly when comparing similarly ranked teams.
Does tournament placement impact rankings?
Yes. Tournament finishes and bracket performance are considered, with later-round bracket wins carrying additional value.
Do teams have to participate in MidAmerica events to be ranked?
Yes. Because the rankings formula uses results recorded through GameSpeed, a team must participate in MidAmerica events to be included.
How can my team improve its ranking?
Compete consistently, play quality competition, win games, and perform well during bracket play.
Where can I find the latest MidAmerica rankings?
The latest rankings will be available on the MidAmerica website and through GameSpeed.
RECRUITING & EXPOSURE
Does MidAmerica provide recruiting exposure?
Yes. MidAmerica provides recruiting exposure through event media coverage, social media, scouting, highlights, and overall event production.
Are college coaches allowed to attend MidAmerica events?
Yes. College coaches are welcome to attend MidAmerica events, and college attendance has continued to grow, particularly at marquee events.
Are recruiting services present at MidAmerica tournaments?
Recruiting and scouting services have attended MidAmerica events, including representatives from organizations such as On3, Rivals, 247Sports, Prep Redzone, and Six Star Football.
Does MidAmerica promote standout players?
Yes. Standout players may be featured through highlights, graphics, interviews, tournament recaps, and other MidAmerica media coverage.
Does MidAmerica publish player highlights?
Yes. Player highlights are published through MidAmerica's social media channels and website media coverage.
Where can athletes find recruiting-related content?
Recruiting-related content can be found through MidAmerica's social media channels and the Media section of the MidAmerica website.
PHOTOS, VIDEOS & MEDIA
Are photos taken at MidAmerica tournaments?
Yes. MidAmerica provides photo and video coverage at its events. Event media can be found through the MidAmerica website and event-specific galleries.
Where can I find photos and videos from my tournament?
Visit the MidAmerica website and select your specific event to access available media coverage and galleries.
How soon after an event will photos and videos be posted?
Event photos and videos are typically posted by the Monday following the tournament.
Does MidAmerica post tournament weekend recaps?
Yes. Follow MidAmerica on social media for tournament recaps, highlights, photos, videos, and other event content.
Can parents download or purchase event photos?
Yes. MidAmerica event photos are available free of charge through our website.
Can outside photographers and videographers attend MidAmerica events?
Yes. Outside photographers and videographers are permitted but must register with MidAmerica and be entered into the event system.
Do photographers and media members need credentials?
Yes. Media members must register and receive the appropriate MidAmerica media credential.
Can teams bring their own photographer or videographer?
Yes. Teams may bring their own photographer or videographer as long as that individual completes MidAmerica's media registration process.
Where can I find MidAmerica articles and stories?
Articles, stories, event coverage, and other content can be found on the MidAmerica website.
COACHES & CLUB ADMINISTRATORS
How does a coach receive tournament information?
Tournament information is distributed through email, text messages, and the event system.
How do I add additional coaches or administrators to my team?
Additional coaches and approved team personnel can be added through GameSpeed.
Where can coaches find event updates?
Event updates are available on the applicable event page within GameSpeed.
How are schedule changes communicated?
Schedule changes are communicated through text and email and updated in the event system.
Who should coaches contact with a rules question?
Before an event, coaches may contact MidAmerica by email or text. During an event, coaches should speak with a field manager or event director.
Who should coaches contact during an event?
Field managers and event directors are available on-site to assist coaches.
How can a coach or club administrator submit an idea for the Competition Committee?
Ideas, recommendations, and suggestions can be submitted directly to MidAmerica by email or text.
Who should be the primary contact for our organization?
The primary contact should be the individual responsible for scheduling teams and communicating tournament information to coaches and families. Having one reliable point of contact helps ensure important information is received and distributed efficiently.
How can our organization become more involved with MidAmerica?
Contact the MidAmerica team to learn more about our Partner Program and other opportunities to become involved and help grow the game.
CHAMPIONSHIPS & AWARDS
What do tournament champions receive?
Tournament champions receive team awards as well as individual player awards.
Are individual player awards given?
Yes. Individual player awards are presented at MidAmerica events.
Does MidAmerica recognize tournament MVPs?
Select MidAmerica events may recognize tournament MVPs.
Are All-Tournament Teams selected?
Not at every event. All-Tournament Teams may be selected at certain marquee events.
How are players selected for awards?
Award selections are made by the event director and event staff.
Are championship photos taken?
Yes. MidAmerica makes every effort to take championship photos of each tournament champion.
Does winning a tournament impact MidAmerica rankings?
Yes. Tournament results and championship performance are factors in the MidAmerica rankings formula.
Is there a MidAmerica National Championship?
Yes. MidAmerica hosts the MidAmerica Championships in May.
How does a team qualify for championship events?
All teams have an opportunity to qualify for championship events. Certain divisions or events may have specific qualification or placement requirements. Those requirements will be listed on the applicable event page.
GENERAL
How do I contact MidAmerica?
Email our team at staff@midamsports.com
Who should I contact with registration questions?
Email staff@midamsports.com with tournament-related questions
Who should I contact with tournament questions?
Email staff@midamsports.com with rules or player eligibility questions
Who should I contact with rules or eligibility questions?
For rules questions, contact staff@midamsports.com
Who should I contact about media?
For media questions, contact staff@midamsports.com
Who should I contact about sponsorship opportunities?
For sponsorship questions, contact staff@midamsports.com
How can my company become a MidAmerica sponsor?
For sponsorship questions, contact staff@midamsports.com
How can I become a MidAmerica referee?
Contact staff@midamsports.com for information about officiating opportunities.
How can I work at MidAmerica events?
Contact staff@midamsports.com to learn about event staff and employment opportunities
Does MidAmerica offer internships?
Yes. Contact staff@midamsports.com for information about available internship opportunities.
How can my facility host a MidAmerica tournament?
Contact staff@midamsports.com to discuss facility partnerships and potential hosting opportunities.
Where can I submit feedback about a MidAmerica event?
We welcome feedback. Send your comments, suggestions, or concerns to staff@midamsports.com.
What if my question isn't answered in the FAQ?
Contact us at staff@midamsports.com, and a member of the MidAmerica team will be happy to help.
