NCS Texas State Championships
NCS Texas State Championships is a youth travel softball tournament in Red Oak,, TX, held Sat, Jun 6 – Sun, Jun 7, 2026. Age groups: 10U and 18U. Part of the National Championship Sports calendar.
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Tournament page on playncs.com
From the organizer's listing on playncs.com · checked Jul 28, 2026.
Age groups
| Division | Teams registered |
|---|---|
| 10U | 15 |
| 18U | 30 |
Entry fees are on the organizer's page.
How strong is the field?
- 10U: Developing field. 15 teams registered, 15 with results we can rate. Strongest entered: Hotshots Naudin - Garcia, Glory-Adkins 2k15 Mansfield and FYAA Spartans- Lusk.
- 18U: Very strong field. 30 teams registered, 30 with results we can rate. Strongest entered: Elite, American Freedom Legacy 16 U and Waco Heat Klosterman.
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.
Last year
NCS Texas State Championships ran Sat, Jun 7 – Sun, Jun 8, 2025 in Red Oak,, TX. 93 teams entered across 8U, 10U, 12U and 14U. The 8U field was rated a developing field. The 10U field was rated a developing field. The 12U field was rated a developing field.
Other softball tournaments near Red Oak, that weekend
- TCS Texas State Championships · North Texas, TX · 18 mi · 10U, 12U, 14U, 16U, 18U
- GBS Rec Softball All Star Tournament · Grapevine, TX · 33 mi · 6U, 8U, 10U, 12U · 42 teams
- June Blast · White Settlement, TX · 42 mi · 8U, 9U, 10U, 12U, 14U
- NCS West Texas State Championships - No Pay At The Plate! · Weatherford, TX · 60 mi · 10U, 12U · 17 teams
- NCS North Texas State · Mesuqite, TX · 21 mi · 12U · 11 teams
- Rainout Lonestar Championship · Rowlett, TX · 30 mi · 12U, 14U
Every softball tournament in Texas that weekend
Texas softball tournaments · 10U softball tournaments in Texas · 18U softball tournaments in Texas · Softball tournaments by region
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Page updated Jul 28, 2026.