Texas Roadhouse Open
Texas Roadhouse Open is a youth travel softball tournament in Shawnee, KS, on Fri, Apr 23 – Sun, Apr 25, 2027. Age groups: 8U, 10U, 12U, 14U, 16U and 18U. Part of the USSSA Fastpitch calendar.
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From the organizer's listing on usssa.com · checked Oct 30, 2026. Register and confirm details with the organizer.
Age groups and entry fees
| Division | Entry fee |
|---|---|
| 8U Open | $200 |
| 10U A | $415 |
| 10U B | $415 |
| 10U C | $415 |
| 12U A | $415 |
| 12U B | $415 |
| 12U C | $415 |
| 14U A | $415 |
| 14U B | $415 |
| 14U C | $415 |
| 16U A | $415 |
| 16U B | $415 |
| 16U C | $415 |
| 18U A | $415 |
| 18U B | $415 |
| 18U C | $415 |
Where it's played
- Hidden Valley Sports Complex · 6500 NW Valley View Road, Blue Springs MO 64015
- Mid-America West Sports Complex · 20200 Johnson Drive, Shawnee KS 66218
Parks without an age group are listed by the organizer; which age group plays where usually comes with the schedule.
How strong is the field?
The organizer hasn't published team lists yet. We rate each age group's field once at least 6 registered teams have results, and this page updates as teams register.
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
Texas Roadhouse Open ran Fri, Apr 24 – Sun, Apr 26, 2026 in Shawnee, KS. 83 teams entered across 10U, 12U and 14U. The 10U field was rated a strong field. The 12U field was rated a strong field. The 14U field was rated a balanced field.
Other softball tournaments near Shawnee that weekend
- Top Gun Kansas Futures Spring Invite · Shawnee, KS · 0 mi · 10U, 12U, 14U
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