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Field Info for NAFA Nationals July 22-25th:

CRATER

• ​Gov. Brown has lifted all mask mandates and capacity limits
  
• DO NOT PARK on any yellow lines or yellow curbs; you could be towed

WARM-UPS:

• 1st Round teams - may arrive 60 min early and warm-up on their field.
• CRATER: teams may arrive 60 min early and warm-up on the football field. ​

JAQUITH

• Gov. Brown has lifted all mask mandates and capacity limits.
• There are NO DOGS Allowed at Jaquith.
• Please respect the neighbors and do not throw or hit balls against their fences, or play boom boxes next to their homes (at any hour of the day): we will have ZERO tolerance for this.

WARM-UPS:

• ​Teams may arrive 60 min early, however, check-in with the gate to see where you can warm-up. ​

YC High School

• ​Please park in high school parking lot and walk down over the hill to the fieldWARM-UPS:
• 1st Round teams - may arrive 60 min early and warm-up on their field.
• Check in with your TD for warm up areas

North Marion High School ​

• ​Parking and entrance only allowed through gravel road main gate entrance located off Boones Ferry Rd Athletic Fields Gate.
• No parking at the school lots allowed.
• 1st Round teams - may arrive 60 min early and warm-up on their field.
• Check in with your TD for warm up areas

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*updated 03/08/2021
Due to the changing metrics in every county, and the adjust to every county's risk level every two weeks by the State of Oregon, we cannot state field capacity numbers, or spectator allowance until the week of play, however, the number can change at any time. We will keep this information updated here, on the home page, every week.  Please check back weekly to be up to date on capacity maximums. ​

NAFA OREGON MISSION
​To create a positive, empowering platform for players, coaches & umpires through our commitment to excellence. 

NAFA hosts tournaments and events through Spring, Summer and into Fall, with games for every level of play. Providing some of the best Umpires in the area, great fields, and trophies and individual medals for Championship winners in both the upper and lower bracket. NAFA brings over 30 years of passion and experience to each season and the tournament directors know that in every aspect of the game, fastpitch is a team sport.  We are always open to suggestions and invite you to contact us with any questions, feedback, or issues. 

We proudly host teams from all over Washington & Oregon: 
Camas,WA., Vancouver,WA., Brush Prairie,WA., Washougal,WA., Aloha, Portland, Gresham, Newport, St. Helens, Salem, Keizer, Monmouth, Eugene, Beaverton, Dallas, Springfield, Bend, Redmond, Wilsonville, Boring, Yamhill, Tigard, Junction City, Woodburn, Canby, Aurora, Turner, Clackamas, Oregon City, Tualatin, Hillsboro, Newberg, Sherwood, McMinnville, Albany, Corvallis, Dayton, Willamina, Gladstone, Milwaukie, Molalla, Scappoose, Silverton, Sweet Home, Veneta, Lake Oswego, Forest Grove, Scio, Glide, Roseburg, Lincoln City, Astoria, Hood River, The Dalles, Warm Springs

​NAFA understands the passion and desire to get back on the fields, however, until there is a vaccine, cure, or treatment found for COVID-19, we strongly recommend that players, coaches and all spectators adhere to the guidelines and safety precautions presented, and recommends that anyone who is considered 'high-risk' stay home.  The information and guidelines are not meant to replace those given, at any time, by the CDC or other governing bodies, nor should they replace any professional medical advice, or opinions. NAFA does not assume any liability or responsibility for the recommendations herein. Further, NAFA does not assume any liability or responsibility for the health or safety, specifically in regards to the contraction of COVID-19 or any medical issues related to the contraction of COVID-19, by any player, coach, spectator or staff who choose to participate in a NAFA event. Members of the community who have been determined by the CDC, or their medical professional, to be ‘high-risk’ should continue to shelter in place and not participate in attending a NAFA event during this time.