2006
NCAA DIVISION I
REGIONAL BASEBALL
CHAMPIONSHIP
June 2-5, 2006
General Information Packet
Hosted By:
University of Nebraska
Hawks Field at Haymarket Park
403 Line Drive Circle
Lincoln, NE 68588
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Tournament Staff Directory ...................................................................................... 3
Tournament Format .................................................................................................. 4
All-Tournament Team .............................................................................................. 5
Banners ..................................................................................................................... 5
Baseballs ................................................................................................................... 5
Certification of Eligibility/Availability..................................................................... 5
Concessions and Restrooms ..................................................................................... 5
Determination of the Home Team ............................................................................ 5
Drug Testing ............................................................................................................. 5
Hawks Field-General Information ............................................................................ 6
Hawks Field-Policies...........................................................................................7-8
Hotels......................................................................................................... ............... 9
Institutional Fight Songs .......................................................................... ................ 9
Laundry Services ..................................................................................... ................ 9
Length of Game-Halted Game Rule ........................................................ ................ 9
Media Arrangements................................................................................ ........... 9-10
Meetings.... .............................................................................................. .............. 11
National Anthem ...................................................................................... .............. 11
Official Scorer.......................................................................................... .............. 11
Parking....... .............................................................................................. .............. 11
Participant Passes..................................................................................... .............. 12
Pre-Game Schedule.................................................................................. .............. 12
Protest Procedure ..................................................................................... .............. 12
Publicity and Promotion .......................................................................... ......... 12-13
Scoreboards.............................................................................................. .............. 13
Speed Guns .............................................................................................. .............. 13
Team Mascots .......................................................................................... .............. 13
Ticket Information ................................................................................... ......... 13-14
Tobacco Products..................................................................................... .............. 14
Training Room and Locker Facilities ...................................................... .............. 14
Transportation .......................................................................................... ......... 14-15
Umpires................................................................................................................... 15
VIP/Media Hospitality ............................................................................................ 15
Websites .................................................................................................................. 15
Attachments
Official Travel Party
List.................................................................................................. ... 16
Team Travel Information Form........................................................17
Player Pass List................................................................................18
Hotels..............................................................................................19
Restaurants......................................................................................20
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Steve Pederson
Athletic Director
spederson@huskers.com
(402) 472-3011(W)
Marc Boehm
Executive Associate A.D.
mboehm@huskers.com
(402) 472-3011(W)
Bob Burton
Senior Associate A.D.
bburton@huskers.com
(402) 472-5663(W)
Butch Hug
Tournament Manager
bhug@huskers.com
402 540-1180(C)
(402) 472-1950(W)
(402) 466-7103(H)
(402) 472-4662 fax
Joel Michels
Event Manager
jmichels@huskers.com
(402) 472-9445(W)
(402) 540-0692(C)
Ervin Williams
Event Manager
ewilliams@huskers.com
(402) 472-9825(W)
(402) 540-0914(C)
Derek Bombeck
Event Manager
dbombeck@huskers.com
(402) 472-1960(W)
(308) 216-0222(C)
Josh Klute
Athletic Turf Manager
joshk@saltdogs.com
(402) 474-2255(W)
(402) 430-3999(C)
Ryan Lockhart
Stadium Operations
ryanl@saltodogs.com
(402) 441-4191(W)
(402) 450-8513(C)
Mike Anderson
Baseball Coach
manderson@huskers.com
(402) 472-2269(W)
Renee Brinkmann
Baseball Office
rbrinkmann@huskers.com
(402) 472-2269(W)
(402) 472-9641 fax
Shamus McKnight
Baseball SID
smcknight@huskers.com
(402) 540-0268(C)
(402) 472-7772 (W)
(402) 742-5465 (H)
(402) 472-2005 fax
Keith Mann
SID
kmann@huskers.com
(402) 472-2263(W)
(402) 540-0274(C)
Derek Birkley
Baseball Trainer
dbirkley@huskers.com
(402) 472-2276(W)
Holly Adam
Ticket Manager
hadam@huskers.com
Mike Mason
Equipment Manager
mmason@huskers.com
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2006 NCAA Regional Tournament Manual
Welcome to the University of Nebraska and the 2006 NCAA Baseball Championship Tournament.
This manual has been prepared to assist the media, school officials and sport information personnel
with this event. If you have further questions, please feel free to contact a member of the Nebraska
Baseball personnel listed on the first page of this manual.
Tournament
The 2006 NCAA Baseball Regional Championship will be held at Hawks Field, on the campus of the
University of Nebraska from June 2-5, 2006, in Lincoln, Nebraska.
Regional Format
The procedures outlined below shall be used in the conduct of all regional competitions. The regional
must start on the Friday after Memorial Day and will be conducted over a four-day period. For all
regional competitions, the following procedure will be observed:
Thursday, June 1
10:00 a.m. – 11:15 a.m.
11:00 a.m.
11:15 a.m.
11:30 a.m. – 12:45 p.m.
1:00 p.m. – 2:15 p.m.
2:00 p.m.
2:15 p.m.
2:30 p.m. – 3:45 p.m.
5:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.
6:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.
Nebraska Practice
Miami, Fla. Press Conference (Team 2)
Nebraska Press Conference
Miami Fla. Practice (Team 2)
San Francisco Practice (Team 3)
Manhattan Press Conference (Team 4)
San Francisco Press Conference (Team 3)
Manhattan Practice (Team 4)
Team Dinner
Pre-Championship Meeting (300 Level, Memorial Stadium)
Friday, June 2
1:05 p.m.
7:05 p.m.
Nebraska vs. Manhattan--Game 1
Miami, Fla. vs. San Francisco--Game 2
Saturday, June 3
1:05 p.m.
7:05 p.m.
Game 3 (Loser Game 1 vs. Loser Game 2)
Game 4 (Winner Game 1 vs. Winner Game 2)
Sunday, June 4
1:05 p.m.
6:05 p.m.
Game 5 (Winner Game 3. vs. Loser Game 4)
Game 6 (Winner Game 4 vs. Winner Game 5)
Monday, June 5
1:05 p.m.
Game 7 (if necessary – same teams as Game 6)
If, for unseen circumstances, it becomes impossible to play a regional tournament game(s), the
committee is authorized to determine which team(s) shall advance to the Super Regional.
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All-Tournament Team
Regional and championship all-tournament teams, consisting of the following players, will be selected
by the working news media or an all-tournament selection committee: catcher, first baseman, second
baseman, shortstop, third baseman, left fielder, center fielder, right fielder, designated hitter and two
pitchers. The most outstanding player(s) will be selected from among these players.
Banners
Any banners other than the approved NCAA banners may not be posted in or around the facility.
Baseballs
The NCAA will furnish baseballs (Rawlings R1NCAA) for all games. Teams must furnish their own
practice balls.
Certification of Eligibility/Availability
Only student-athletes eligible under Bylaws 12, 13, 14, 15 and 16 may compete in NCAA
championships.
Concessions and Restrooms
These facilities are located on the main concourse behind home plate, along first and third base lines
and in center field.
Determination of the Home Team
For first-round games, the higher seeded team shall be designated as the home team. In subsequent
games, the home team shall be determined by the games committee. The home team shall occupy the
third base dugout, take infield practice first and wear white uniforms. The visiting team must wear a
uniform of contrasting color. The tournament director will resolve any conflicts in the selection of
uniforms.
Drug Testing
Student-athletes who compete in this championship may be subjected to drug tests in accordance with
Bylaws 18.4.1.5 and 31.2.3, and may be determined to be ineligible as a result thereof. Only studentathletes who have consented in writing to such testing are eligible initially for this championship; and
thereafter, student–athletes who are tested shall remain eligible only if they test negative. Teams
should be aware that drug testing procedures may affect team travel arrangements.
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Hawks Field at Haymarket Park – General Information
Field Dimensions: Left field-335 feet, Center field-396, Right field-325, deepest point of the field is
403, just to the left and right of centerfield where the wall angles meet.
Seating Capacity: Main Grandstand = 4,500
Berm-General Admission beyond the outfield fence up to 4,000.
Bullpens: Both bullpens are located in fenced in areas outside the playing field. The home bullpen is
in left field, while the visiting bullpen is located beyond the fence in right field.
Outdoor batting cages: Located in the right field bullpen.
Indoor batting cages: Y Street Cages.
Infield surface: Kentucky clay.
Outfield surface: Kentucky Bluegrass.
Outfield Fence: The outfield fence is five (5) feet of padded concrete and three (3) feet of cyclone
fence.
Batter’s Eye: A series of Black Hills Spruce trees standing in center field.
Press Box and Radio Booths: The press box can accommodate up to 20 people and has four auxiliary
booths for radio. Auxiliary press areas are available in the club booths next to the main press box.
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Hawks Field at Haymarket Park - Policies
Charleston, X, and Vine streets east of the ballpark are closed to vehicle traffic on game days from 90
minutes before the first pitch until the game starts and again at the end of the game until traffic is out
of the park.
Alcohol: Alcoholic beverages may not be brought into the ballpark.
Artificial Noisemakers: Artificial noisemakers,
signs and banners are prohibited.
ATM’s: An ATM machine is located on the
main level concourse, along the third base line.
Decorum: We want everyone to have a
great game day experience. Fans using loud,
obscene or abusive language or engaging in
any other conduct detrimental to the social
public environment of enjoying an event will
be asked to cease their conduct and may be
subject to ejection from the stadium. No
alcohol or illegal drugs may be brought into
the stadium. For your safety and the safety
of others, please refrain from throwing
objects onto the playing field. Fans doing so
are subject to ejection from the park. Flags
on poles are prohibited. Fans observed
breaking local laws are subject to ejection
from the stadium and criminal prosecution.
Electronic Equipment: Radios (if they are the small “Walkman” type), cameras and video recorders
are permitted. Fans may not reproduce or rebroadcast any film or video shot in the stadium without
the permission of the NCAA.
Food and Beverage: Fans are not allowed to enter the stadium with food, beverages or other
containers, such as picnic baskets, coolers or ice chests. Backpacks are not allowed into Haymarket
Park. No glass, plastic bottles or cans are allowed. Event staff reserves the right to inspect any
packages or containers coming into the ballpark.
Foul Balls: Please be alert that foul balls and any other “debris” may come into the grandstand or
berm areas from the playing field. All fans are subject to the possibility of being hit by a flying object
from the field.
Gates Open: Gates open 90 minutes before the first pitch.
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Handicapped Parking: Handicapped parking is located near the entrances of Haymarket Park.
Handicapped Seating: Haymarket Park is equipped with handicap and companion seating, which are
located on the main level concourse.
Lawn chairs: Lawn chairs of any style are not permitted. Blankets, however, are permitted in the
berm areas.
Lost and Found: If you lose or find any item(s) while at the park, please report the item(s) to the
kiosk located at the main entrances.
Parking Lots: Parking lots surround the entire complex. For the most part, parking is first come first
served. A limited number of stalls or locations are reserved.
Pay Phones: Public pay phones are located on the main level concourse.
Peddling or Vending: Peddling, vending or distributing of merchandise or printed materials at the
stadium is not allowed. The University of Nebraska must grant permission for these activities.
Pets: Pets are not permitted inside Haymarket Park.
Player Guest Tickets: Nebraska Baseball and visiting team player-guest tickets pickup location will
be on the Northeast corner of Haymarket Park by the Nebraska Clubhouse down the left field line.
Restrooms: Public restrooms are located on the main concourse level and are handicapped and family
accessible.
Smoking: Smoking is not permitted in the stadium. However, smoking areas have been designated;
please ask the event staff for locations.
Tailgating: Tailgating is permitted but the consumption of alcoholic beverages is prohibited in the
parking lots around the Haymarket Park Complex.
Ticket Scalping: Tickets must not be resold or offered for sale in a manner or at a price in violation
of any Federal, State or Local law or regulation.
Trespassing: Anyone trespassing on the playing field will be ejected and subject to arrest and
prosecution.
Umbrellas: The use of an umbrella is prohibited inside Haymarket Park.
Will Call Windows: Will call and ticket sales windows are located on the West side of the ballpark.
Tickets will be available 90 minutes prior to first pitch. All persons picking up will call tickets will be
required to show photo identification.
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Hotels
75 rooms have been reserved at the Embassy Suites Hotel located at 1040 P Street. Phone: (402) 4741111; Fax: (402) 474-1144. Contact: Allan Tuttle at (402) 473-4719. www.embassysuites.hilton.com
NCAA Headquarters: Cornhusker Hotel, 333 South 13th Street, 402-474-7474; FAX (402) 474-6006.
Contact: Tara O’Leary at (402) 479-8296. www.cornhuskerhotel.com
Both hotels are less than 10 minutes from Hawks Field at Haymarket Park.
Directions from the downtown hotels: Take West “O” to Sun Valley Boulevard (approximately one
mile) and take a right on Sun Valley to Line Drive (approximately one mile). Hawks Field at
Haymarket Park is on your right.
Teams are responsible to contact their assigned hotel to confirm the reservations and provide the hotel
with a rooming list. If a team prefers to stay at another hotel, it must obtain (from the hotel manager) a
written release of the guaranteed rooms before 5:00 p.m. on the practice day. If the institution fails to
make satisfactory arrangements with the hotel for use of the originally reserved rooms, full charges for
those rooms will be deducted from the institution’s per diem.
Institutional Fight Songs
If an institutional fight song is played before the start of a tournament game it must occur during that
institution’s infield practice or during the time allotted for pre-game preparation of the field. Under no
circumstances will the game be delayed to accommodate the playing of an institutional fight song.
Laundry Services
Uniform laundry services will be available during the tournament. If the need for laundry service is
anticipated, please contact Mike Mason, Nebraska Equipment Manager, at (402) 472-2274 by
Wednesday May 31st to make arrangements. There will be a $50/day fee.
Length of Game-Halted Game Rule
All games shall be nine innings. If play has been stopped before nine innings have been completed, the
halted-game rule (Rule 5-9) shall be used. [Note: The 10-Run Rule – Rule 5-8-b-(3) – shall not be
used for Regionals, Super Regionals or the College World Series.]
Media Arrangements
Credentials: The NCAA shall control the issuance of media credentials for each of its championships.
Subject to limitation of space, media credentials shall be assigned in accordance with the following
priorities: (1) campus media certified by the Athletic Director and/or Sports Information Director of
each participating institution and host institution, (2) certified media from the immediate locale of the
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championship or the immediate locale of the competing teams, and (3) other certified media. It may be
necessary for host institutions to create auxiliary media seating outside the permanent press box area.
Credentials for regional and super regional competition will be issued by the host sports information
director.
Credentials will not be issued to representatives of any organization that regularly publishes, broadcasts
or otherwise promotes the advertising of “tout sheets” or “tip sheets” or other advertising designed to
encourage gambling on college sporting events. In addition, credentials will not be issued to
representatives of telephone reporting services and/or professional sports organizations.
Other conditions for obtaining media credentials may be implemented and based on circumstances at
the championship site. These conditions must be approved before the competition by the media
coordinator in conjunction with the NCAA.
Media Credentials: All requests for press, broadcast, photo and parking credentials for the NCAA
Regional should be directed to Shamus McKnight (smcknight@huskers.com), Baseball Sports
Information contact. Phone: (402) 472-7772; Fax: (402) 472-2005. Media seating will be assigned.
Microphones: The placement of microphones on a team coach or in team huddles and bench areas is
prohibited at all NCAA Championships.
Post-Game Interviews: Interviews with players and coaches of participating teams will occur
approximately 10 minutes after the conclusion of each game. Interviews will take place in the tent
located east of the main grandstand. The coach and selected players of the losing team will report for
interviews first, followed by the winning team. Interview requests for specific players should be
directed to the sports information director of each respective school. Each school’s sports information
director will escort coaches and requested players to the interview area. Interviews will not be
conducted on the field.
Programs: Programs for the Division I Regional will be provided by Host Communications, Inc.
Radio: Space will automatically be reserved for each participating institution’s home radio station, as
designated by the institution. All other stations in that institution’s area will be served on a first-come,
first-served basis in accordance with the priority established by the NCAA radio policy. Official
college or university non-commercial stations of the host institution and competing institutions that
broadcast their institutions’ regular-season competition will not be charged a rights fee. All
commercial stations must pay a rights fee. Rights fees shall be determined by the games committee.
The minimum fee for Division I Championships is $100/contest for origination and $50 for feeder. All
commercials must conform to the NCAA sponsorship restriction policy.
Television News: Unless otherwise approved by the NCAA, such coverage shall not exceed three
minutes of action footage of the championship unless broadcast rights have been secured by the NCAA
by payment of a rights fee.
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Meetings
Pre-Tournament Meeting: A pre-championship meeting of the coaches of the competing teams,
umpires and members of the games committee will be held prior to the beginning of the tournament.
This meeting is scheduled for Thursday, June 1 at 6:00 p.m., on the 300 Level of Memorial Stadium.
At the pre-tournament meeting, the chair of the games committee shall acquaint the head coaches of
the competing teams with the provisions of Bylaw 31.1.10, governing misconduct by student-athletes
and/or representatives of competing institutions. Each institution shall note, in writing on its
postseason roster, any player who has been suspended and the cause of the suspension (e.g. games
penalized).
National Anthem
The host institution will determine when the national anthem will be played.
Official Scorer
The official scorer for each game shall be appointed by the tournament director, and his or her duties
shall be as outlined in the 2006 NCAA Baseball Rules.
Parking
Team buses or vans will park in Lot 21 Reserved (northeast entrance of the park). Media parking will
be in West Lot 20 Reserved. Permits must be visible at all times.
Participant Passes
Each competing team will receive 35 passes. Each person must show their pass to enter the facility.
Seats for non-competing teams will be in the left berm (along the third base line). You must let us
know if you will be coming to a game.
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Pre-Game Schedule
The following pre-game schedule shall be followed for all regional games:
**
Event
Home batting practice
Visitor batting practice
Remove cage
Home infield
Visitor infield
Field preparation
Introductions (home team first, if necessary)
National Anthem (if necessary)
Umpires/Coaches meeting
Home team on field
First pitch
Prior to 1st Pitch
2:00
1:20
:40
:34
:24
:14
:13
:09
:06
:02
:00
** Introductions are conducted only for the first games in which teams compete and in the championship game.
It is recommended that between the last out of the previous game and the start of the next game a 50-minute period be
allowed.
Protest Procedure
The following protest procedure shall be used in all regional tournaments:
1. Any protest by the coach of a competing team must be made at the time of the action or incident
that caused the protest and before play is resumed.
2. If the game ends (legal contest) in a protested situation, the offended team has until all fielders have
left fair territory to voice its protest intentions;
3. All protests must be made to the umpire-in-chief; however, if he is not working the game the home
plate umpire shall receive the protest;
4. No protest shall be allowed that involves a judgment decision by an umpire; and
5. All protests must be ruled upon immediately by the games committee. The games committee shall
confer with the umpires before making its decision, and the games committee chair shall make a
written report to the chair of the NCAA Division I Baseball Committee.
Publicity and Promotion
The NCAA Division I Baseball Committee strongly emphasizes the necessity for competing
institutions to cooperate fully in providing publicity and program materials to tournament managers at
the earliest possible moment. It is recommended that a member of the Sports Information Department
be included in the official traveling party for the championship, to assist the media during competition.
As soon as a team is selected to compete in its regional baseball championship or has advanced to the
super regional, the sports information director of the institution shall forward to Host Communications:
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1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
2006 Media Guide
2006 Final statistics
Black-and-white team photo with proper identification
Two or three black-and-white action photos of top players
Numerical roster in the following style: NO NAME POS B-T HT WT CL HOMETOWN
Head shot and biography of head coach
Head shot of institution’s president or chancellor, director of athletics and sports information
director.
8. One black-and-white photo of campus scene
9. Final season results
10. Institution logo or mascot
11. Copy of school fight song on CD
The above information is to be sent via overnight delivery to the following program manager and
officials for Regional, Super Regional and College World Series competition. Dan Peters, Host
Communications, Inc., 904 North Broadway, Lexington, Kentucky 40505 (office: (859) 226-4531 or
dan.peters@hostcommunications.com
The sports information director of the host institution will provide the sports information directors of
the competing teams with a listing of the news outlets to which publicity materials are to be directed.
This shall also indicate how each visiting director may assist in the promotion of the tournament.
Scoreboards
Scoreboards with message capabilities are not to be used to encourage or attempt to intimidate any of
the teams in the championship competition.
Speed Guns
Use of speed guns by participants is prohibited.
Team Mascots
Team mascots are not to be allowed on the field at any time.
Ticket Information
Each game in regional competition shall be sold as a separate session. No re-entry without a full ticket.
Two hundred (200) all-session tickets have been reserved for each team. Teams must notify the
Nebraska Ticket Manager, Holly Adam, (402) 472-3111 by 4:00 p.m. Central time on Wednesday,
May 31st with the number of tickets they want to purchase. These 200 seats are in a reserved section.
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Tickets may be obtained by contacting the University of Nebraska Ticket Office at (800) 8-BIG RED,
and can be purchased with a VISA or MasterCard.
There are no complimentary admissions for the NCAA Regional but institutions wishing to purchase
tickets for student-athlete guests may do so. The Players Guest Gate is located along the left field line
and is identified as the Visiting Team Pass Gate. ID’s and signatures are required for each person
using this privilege. If you are bringing a band or a mascot, please inform the ticket office when
ordering tickets. Only all-session tickets will be on sale prior to the start of the tournament. Singlegame tickets can only be purchased on the day of the game (if available) when the gates open 90
minutes before the first pitch.
Ticket Prices for the tournament are as follows:
All-Session Reserved Club
$70 (sold out)
All-Session Reserved Grandstand
$63 (sold out)
All-Session General Admission
$56
Single-Session Reserved
$12 (if available)
Single-Session General Admission
$10 (if available)
Tobacco Products
The use of all tobacco products is prohibited by student-athletes and game personnel (e.g., coaches,
umpires, trainers, mangers) during practice session and game competition. The use of tobacco
products during other championship activities, such as banquets, autograph sessions, press conferences
and post-game interviews, is also prohibited. Violations of this regulation shall be dealt with by the
appropriate sports committee in accordance with Rule 3-10 of the NCAA Baseball Rules and the
misconduct provisions of Bylaw 31.1.10.
Training Room and Locker Facilities
The training room and locker rooms are located in the Husker Clubhouse, along the left field line.
Facilities will be open as needed and a Certified Athletic Trainer will be available for all practices and
games. A doctor will be on call at all times. Water, ice and towels will be provided in both dugouts
prior to each game. For further assistance, contact Derek Birkley - Nebraska Baseball Trainer at (402)
472-2276. Each participating institution should provide its own medical supplies.
Transportation
Refer to the NCAA 2006 Baseball Handbook for the Association’s policies regarding transportation.
All transportation needs will be the responsibility of the participating team. Airline reservations must
be made through Shorts Travel Management (1-866-655-9215). Lincoln’s Municipal Airport is located
in the northwest part of the city. Charter flights should make arrangements with Duncan Aviation
(next to the airport).
Eppley Airport in Omaha is approximately 60 miles northeast of Lincoln via I-80 and offers a variety
of airlines.
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Parking passes will be included with your visiting team packet, which you will receive upon arrival.
Arrow Stage Lines
Contact: Randy Johnson
720 East Norfolk Ave.
Norfolk, NE 68701
1-800-672-8302
Fax: 402-371-3267
Avis
Budget Rent-A-Car
Hertz
National
Rent-A-Van
Thrifty
Bus Vendors
Heartland Coaches
Contact: Clay Collier
815 Court Street
Beatrice, NE 68310
1-800-489-1287
Fax: 402-228-4826
Kincaid Coach Lines
3160 N. 33rd
Lincoln, NE 68504
1 800-233-0404
Fax: 402-467-5714
Rental Cars/Vans
1-800-230-4898 or 402-474-1202
1-800-527-0700 or 402-474-2800
1-800-654-3131 or 402-474-4079
1-800-227-7368 or 402-474-4301
402-421-3400
402-474-1122
Directions from Lincoln’s Municipal Airport: Follow West Adams to the first stoplight and turn
right onto 12th Street, which becomes Cornhusker Highway. Follow Cornhusker Highway and take a
right on 1st Street. Go south until you reach Sun Valley Boulevard. Turn right onto Sun Valley and
follow it to Line Drive Street, take a right to reach Haymarket Park.
From Omaha’s Eppley Airport: Exit the airport at the stoplight. Turn right onto Abbott Drive. Go
approximately one mile to Storz Expressway. Proceed approximately three miles to I-480 South.
Follow the signs and get onto I-80 West to Lincoln. Follow I-80 for about 60 miles and take Exit 403.
Follow 27th Street to Cornhusker Highway and turn right. Go west to 10th Street, turn left and follow
10th Street until Sun Valley Boulevard. Take a left on Line Drive street to reach Haymarket Park.
Umpires
In the Division I Championship, six umpires will be assigned to the regionals with four umpires
assigned for each tournament game. The umpires must report to the tournament supervisor one hour
before the game they are to work and be on the field 15 minutes before the start of the game.
VIP/Media Hospitality
The VIP and Media Hospitality will be located in the Hospitality Tent located down the left field line.
VIP and Media Credentials are required for admittance.
Websites
The official website of the University of Nebraska Athletic Department is www.huskers.com and will
feature a special tournament page. The site will be updated with live stats, game notes, quotes and
other tournament information. The official website of the NCAA is www.ncaasports.com and will also
have updates of the games.
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Roster Form
On the field, including the practice field, bullpen, bench and dugout, each team is limited to four official
coaches in uniform (head coach, assistant coaches, restricted coach and volunteer coach), 25 eligible
student-athletes in uniform, and undergraduate assistant coaches. Only uniformed personnel, including
coaches and eligible student-athletes, may be permitted between the white lines and in the bullpens.
Other non-uniformed personnel (up to the maximum limit of 35 individuals) in the dugout should be
performing official team functions that they have performed during the season. Non-uniformed personnel
in proper attire may participate in pre-game warm-ups. Once a game begins, the athletic trainer or
manager is permitted on the field only to perform his/her appropriate duty (e.g., warming up a pitcher is not
considered an appropriate duty). The 35 individuals listed below are the only individuals authorized in the
dugout.
**Please type team members’ names in numerical roster order.
Institution __________________________________________________________________________
Name _________________________________ Title _______________________________________
Team Members
No.
Team Members
No.
1.
_________________________________
19.
_________________________________
2.
_________________________________
20.
_________________________________
3.
_________________________________
21.
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4.
_________________________________
22.
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5.
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23.
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6.
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24.
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7.
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25.
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8.
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Coaches
9.
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1.
__________________________________
2.
__________________________________
10.
________________________________
No.
11.
_________________________________
3.
__________________________________
12.
_________________________________
4.
__________________________________
13.
_________________________________
Athletic Trainers, Managers, etc.
14.
_________________________________
1.
__________________________________
15.
_________________________________
2.
__________________________________
16.
_________________________________
3.
__________________________________
17.
_________________________________
4.
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18.
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5.
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6.
______________________________
Please fax by 5pm – Tuesday May 30, 2006 to Butch Hug
Tournament Director (402) 472-4662
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TEAM TRAVEL INFORMATION FORM
Institution: __________________________
Team’s Arrival Date and Time: ______________________________________
Airport: Omaha
or
Lincoln
(Circle One)
or
Traveling via bus
While staying in Lincoln, we will use _______ Vans ______Bus
Flight Number ____________________
Person Responsible for Travel Arrangements: _________________________
Work Phone ____________________ Fax Number _________________
Home Phone ____________________ Cell Phone ___________________
Head Coach: _________________________
Work Phone ____________________ Fax Number _________________
Home Phone ____________________ Cell Phone ___________________
Sports Information Director: _________________________
Work Phone ____________________ Fax Number _________________
Home Phone ____________________ Cell Phone ___________________
Trainer: _________________________
Work Phone ____________________ Fax Number _________________
Home Phone ____________________ Cell Phone ___________________
RETURN BY FAX BY 5pm Central Time, Tuesday May 30, 2006
to Butch Hug
FAX: (402) 472-4662
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2006 Baseball Regional
Player Pass List
[Please bring to the Coaches/Administrators Meeting AND FAX to Holly Adam (402) 472-0064]
(Please make additional copies as needed)
Institution ___________________________
Player __________________________
1. Guest _______________________
2. Guest _______________________
3. Guest _______________________
4. Guest _______________________
Signature _________________________
Signature _________________________
Signature _________________________
Signature _________________________
Player __________________________
1. Guest _______________________
2. Guest _______________________
3. Guest _______________________
4. Guest _______________________
Signature _________________________
Signature _________________________
Signature _________________________
Signature _________________________
Player __________________________
1. Guest _______________________
2. Guest _______________________
3. Guest _______________________
4. Guest _______________________
Signature _________________________
Signature _________________________
Signature _________________________
Signature _________________________
Player __________________________
1. Guest _______________________
2. Guest _______________________
3. Guest _______________________
4. Guest _______________________
Signature _________________________
Signature _________________________
Signature _________________________
Signature _________________________
Player __________________________
1. Guest _______________________
2. Guest _______________________
3. Guest _______________________
4. Guest _______________________
Signature _________________________
Signature _________________________
Signature _________________________
Signature _________________________
Player __________________________
1. Guest _______________________
2. Guest _______________________
3. Guest _______________________
4. Guest _______________________
Signature _________________________
Signature _________________________
Signature _________________________
Signature _________________________
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Hotels
AIRPORT / NORTH OF CAMPUS
Baymont Inn
Contact: Sally Burroughs
3939 N. 26th Street
Lincoln, NE 68521
Phone:
Fax:
(402) 477-1100
(402) 477-5664
Best Western Airport Inn
Contact: Michelle Bryson
I-80 Airport Exit #399
Lincoln, NE 68521
Phone:
Fax:
(402) 475-9541
(402) 475-9541
Best Westnern Crown Inn
Contact: Kevin Junker
6501 N. 28th Street
Lincoln, NE 68521
Phone:
Fax:
(402) 438-4700
(402) 438-9007
Comfort Suites
Contact: Candace Beachler
27th and Superior
Lincoln, NE 68504
Phone:
Fax:
(402) 476-8080
(402) 476-8080
Country Inn & Suites
Contact: Mary Zmarzly
5353 N. 27th Street
Lincoln, NE 68521
Phone:
Fax:
(402) 476-5353
(402) 476-5118
Fairfield Inn
Contact: Mattie McGhee
27th and Superior
Lincoln, NE 68504
Phone:
Fax:
(402) 476-6000
(402) 476-6000
Hampton Inn
Contact: Monique Brunsen
1301 W. Bond Circle
Lincoln, NE 68521
Phone:
Fax:
(402) 474-2080
(402) 474-3401
Staybridge Suites
Contact: Sherri Recker
2701 Fletcher
Lincoln, NE 68521
Phone:
Fax:
(402) 438-7829
(402) 438-7865
DOWNTOWN LINCOLN
Cornhusker Hotel
Contact: Tara O’Leary
333 S. 13th Street
Lincoln, NE 68508
Phone:
Fax:
(402) 474-7474
(402) 474-6006
Embassy Suites
Contact: Allan Tuttle
1040 P Street
Lincoln, NE 68508
Phone:
Fax:
(402) 474-1111
(402) 474-1144
Holiday Inn
Contact: Troy Terwilliger
141 N. 9th Street
Lincoln, NE 68508
Phone:
Fax:
(402) 475-4011
(402) 475-9011
EAST LINCOLN
Quality Suites
Contact: Lisa Tupper
216 N. 48th Street
Lincoln, NE 68504
Phone:
Fax:
(402) 464-4400
(402) 464-4795
Chase Suite Hotel
Contact: Katie Bruner
200 S. 68th Place
Lincoln, NE 68510
Phone:
Fax:
(402) 483-4900
(402) 483-4464
Villager Motor Inn
Contact: Jeff Ford
5200 O Street
Lincoln, NE 68510
Phone:
Fax:
(402) 464-9111
(402) 467-0505
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RESTAURANTS
East Lincoln
Fazoli’s
46th & Vine Street
466-4045
Grisanti’s
6820 O Street
464-8444
La Paz Mexican Restaurant
321 N Cotner Blvd
466-9111
The Olive Garden
6100 O Street
464-1910
SIT DOWN DINING
The Garden Cafe
5100 N. 27th
434-3760
I HOP
27th & Superior
477-4467
Imperial Palace
27th & Vine Street
474-2688
Village Inn
2949 N. 27 Street
Near Cornhusker
466-8404
South Lincoln
Outback Steakhouse
633 N. 48th Street
465-5050
Red Lobster
6540 O Street
466-8397
Boston Market
500 N. 48th
466-3111
North Lincoln
Carlos O’Kelly’s
27th & Superior
438-4455
Cracker Barrel
6700 N. 27th Street
476-4901
daVinci’s
27th & Superior
434-7050
Chili’s
6730 S. 27th
420-2800
Famous Daves
27th & Pine Lake Road
421-3434
Lazlos
5900 Old Chaney Road
Macaroni Grill
6800 S. 27th
420-5577
Skeeter Barnes
5800 S. 58th St.
421-3340
Downtown Lincoln
Arturos
803 Q Street #150
475-8226
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Athletic Club (Embassy
Suites)
1040 P Street
474-1111
Buzzard Billy’s
247 N. 8th
475-8822
Fireworks
210 N 7th
434-5644
Red Onion
141 N. 9th Street
475-4844
Lazlo’s Brewery and Grill
710 P Street
434-5636
Lincoln Spaghetti Works
228 N. 12th Street
475-0900
Noodles
210 N. 14th Street
475-4131
Old Chicago Restaurant
826 P Street
477-2277
P O Pears
322 S. 9th
476-8551
Terrace Grill
333 S. 13th
479-8292
Tico’s
317 S. 17th Street
475-1048