May Massacre
May Massacre is a youth travel baseball tournament in Hershey, PA, held Sat, May 16 – Sun, May 17, 2026. Age groups: 9U, 10U, 11U, 12U, 13U and 14U. Organized by Future Stars Tournament Baseball.
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Tournament page on play.fstourneys.com
From the organizer's listing on play.fstourneys.com · checked Sep 1, 2026.
Age groups
| Division | Teams registered |
|---|---|
| 9U | 12 |
| 10U | 11 |
| 11U | 10 |
| 12U | 9 |
| 13U | 6 |
| 14U | 11 |
How strong is the field?
- 9U: Developing field. 12 teams registered, 12 with results we can rate. Strongest entered: MC Eagles 9U, Chesapeake Blue Claws and Edge 9U.
- 10U: Developing field. 11 teams registered, 11 with results we can rate. Strongest entered: Complete Game Academy, Elite Baseball 10u and Tripletown Aces.
- 11U: Developing field. 10 teams registered, 10 with results we can rate. Strongest entered: Keystone Nationals 11U White, Schuylkill County Breaker Boys Baseball 11u and LD TABA.
- 12U: Developing field. 9 teams registered, 9 with results we can rate. Strongest entered: Keystone State Bombers, Northstars and Conrads Clutch 12U.
- 13U: Developing field. 6 teams registered, 6 with results we can rate. Strongest entered: Keystone State Bombers American, Conrads Clutch 13U and PeCo Power 13U.
- 14U: Developing field. 11 teams registered, 11 with results we can rate. Strongest entered: Baltimore Redbirds 14u Wrenn, Octorara Braves and Delmarva Aces 14U Coastal.
Ratings come from public game results. How field ratings work. The 1-10 rating for each field and every registered team are in the TourneyMagic search.
Other baseball tournaments near Hershey that weekend
- Swing for the Ring - B-Level · Hanover, PA · 38 mi · 9U, 10U, 12U · 17 teams
- Road to Williamsport · Williamsport, PA · 68 mi · 9U, 10U, 13U · 18 teams
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Page updated Sep 1, 2026.