The full bracket is set after Oregon's area playoffs conclude in mid-July. Game times, pairings, and the live-updating bracket will be posted here as soon as they're released.
Default 8-team double-elimination format. Team seeds and game times will be filled in here once Oregon area playoffs conclude in mid-July. Follow @_medford_mustangs for real-time bracket and pairing announcements.
One of the most picturesque ballparks in the Pacific Northwest. Sweeping views of the Rogue Valley, manicured turf, and a passionate Southern Oregon fanbase make Harry & David Field one of the premier American Legion venues in the country.
Harry & David Field has been the home of Oregon's winningest American Legion program for decades. The field has hosted state championships, regional showdowns, and produced 27 MLB Draft Picks. From the well-kept infield to the hand-operated scoreboard touches, every detail tells the story of Southern Oregon baseball.
Visitors regularly call it one of the prettiest ballparks they've played at — the Rogue Valley sunsets, mountain backdrops, and warm summer evenings give every game a postcard quality you can't manufacture. If you're traveling to Medford for the tournament, plan to stay through a sunset game.
Harry & David Field sits in east Medford, just a few minutes from I-5, downtown, and Rogue Valley International–Medford Airport (MFR).
Medford has a deep bench of hotels within a few minutes of Harry & David Field. Below is a starting point — book early during tournament weeks, as rooms fill up fast across the Rogue Valley in late July.
One of the closest hotels to the ballpark. Pet-friendly, off I-5, free hot breakfast, indoor pool, and EV charging on-site.
About a mile from the sports complex. Free breakfast, heated outdoor pool and hot tub, free parking, business center.
Suite-style rooms with kitchen prep areas and storage — ideal for teams traveling with families or longer stays.
All-suite property with full kitchens, dishwashers, hot breakfast, outdoor grills, and laundry. Great for team groups.
Full-service hotel with on-site restaurant, fitness center, and easy access to the ballpark, downtown, and the airport.
Boutique-feel hotel in downtown Medford with on-site dining and easy walking access to bars, restaurants, and shops.
If you're traveling in for the tournament, leave time to explore. The Rogue Valley packs world-class wine country, an hour to Crater Lake, the Rogue River, and one of the best summer arts festivals in the West — all within a short drive of the ballpark.
Less than an hour from Medford. Sapphire-blue water, volcanic cliffs, and one of the deepest lakes in the world. Open and stunning in late July.
Whitewater rafting and high-speed jet boat tours. Rogue Jet Boat Adventures and Hellgate Jetboat Excursions are local favorites.
The Rogue Valley is Oregon's southern wine country. Visit Roxy Ann Winery, 2Hawk Vineyard, Rogue Creamery (world-class cheese), and Lillie Belle Farms.
Iconic flat-topped volcanic plateaus just north of Medford. Two trails (Upper and Lower Table Rock) with valley-wide views — great early-morning hikes before evening games.
Summer-long outdoor concert series in nearby historic Jacksonville. National acts under the stars in one of the most unique amphitheaters in the West.
Eagle Point Golf Club (Robert Trent Jones Jr. championship layout), Bear Creek Toptracer Range, and Golf Garage indoor sim bays in Phoenix.
The Oregon American Legion AAA State Tournament is the premier summer baseball event in the state — five days of double-elimination ball deciding which program represents Oregon at the Northwest Regional and the road to the American Legion World Series in Shelby, North Carolina.
For more than 100 years, American Legion Baseball has shaped young athletes through competition, sportsmanship, and citizenship. Yogi Berra, Ted Williams, and countless MLB stars all came up through this program. Hosting Oregon's AAA State Tournament is a privilege we don't take lightly — we're carrying forward a tradition that's bigger than any single summer.
Visit Legion.org/BaseballThe tournament runs July 25–29, 2026 at Harry & David Field in Medford, Oregon. Pool/bracket play begins Saturday, with the championship rounds (and an "if-necessary" final, as needed) Tuesday and Wednesday.
1501 E Main St, Medford, OR 97504. About 5 minutes from I-5, 10 minutes from downtown, and 15 minutes from Rogue Valley International–Medford Airport (MFR). Get directions.
Ticket pricing and availability for the 2026 tournament will be announced closer to the event and posted here. Day passes and full-tournament passes are typically available at the gate. Follow @_medford_mustangs on Instagram for announcements.
Streaming details for the 2026 state tournament will be confirmed and posted closer to the event. The Mustangs typically stream home games — check this page or the schedule page for stream links once they're live.
The Oregon AAA State Champion advances directly to the Northwest Regional Tournament, also hosted in Medford August 5–9, 2026. The Northwest Regional winner advances to the American Legion World Series in Shelby, North Carolina.
Absolutely. Harry & David Field has been a community ballpark for generations. Concessions are open during games, kids are welcome, and tournament weeks have a great summer-baseball atmosphere. Bring sunscreen and a hat — Medford summers are warm and sunny.
Rogue Valley International–Medford Airport (MFR) is about 15 minutes from the ballpark, with daily nonstops to Seattle, Portland, San Francisco, Denver, Phoenix, Los Angeles, and Las Vegas. Rental cars are available on-site.
Reach out anytime — medfordmustangs@gmail.com or use the contact form. We try to respond within a day or two during the season.
