GAINESVILLE, Fla. – The 2023 Florida High School Baseball State Tournament brackets have been released, and all opening round matchups are set. Regional tournament action begins this upcoming Tuesday, May 9^th in Classes 2A-5A, while the remaining Classes get started on Wednesday, May 10^th. Just like it has for the last decade, all tournament paths will lead to Lee County and Fort Myers for the State Championship Event.

2023 Tournament Brackets:  Class 7A | Class 6A | Class 5A | Class 4A | Class 3A | Class 2A | Class 1A 
2023 Final Rankings: Baseball Rankings

All dates, times and locations are noted on the tournament brackets and are subject to change. Please contact the host school directly to confirm any possible changes in either the matchup location or times. Additionally, digital tickets for all playoff games will be available via GoFan. 

Important Dates

Regional Quarterfinals

• Classes 2A-5A, Tuesday, May 9^th
• Classes 6A & 7A, Wednesday, May 10^th

Regional Semifinals

• Class 1A, Wednesday, May 10^th
• Classes 2A-5A, Friday, May 12^th
• Classes 6A & 7A, Saturday, May 13^th

Regional Finals

• Class 1A, Saturday, May 13^th
• Class 2A, Monday, May 15^th
• Classes 3A-7A, Tuesday, May 16^th

State Semifinals at Hammond Stadium in Fort Myers*

• Class 1A, Wednesday, May 17^th
• Class 2A, Thursday, May 18^th
• Class 3A, Friday, May 19^th
• Class 4A, Friday, May 19^th
• Class 5A, Monday, May 22^nd
• Class 6A, Tuesday, May 23^rd
• Class 7A, Tuesday, May 23^rd

State Championships at Hammond Stadium in Fort Myers*

• Class 1A, Thursday, May 18^th
• Class 2A, Saturday, May 20^th
• Class 3A, Saturday, May 20^th
• Class 4A, Saturday, May 20^th
• Class 5A, Wednesday, May 24^th
• Class 6A, Wednesday, May 24^th
• Class 7A, Wednesday, May 24^th

*Schedule and times at the State Championship Event are subject to change as deemed necessary by Tournament Administration

About the FHSAA
The Florida High School Athletic Association supervises and regulates interscholastic athletic programs for high school students at member public, private and charter schools. The organization also recognizes and honors academic achievement among student-athletes at over 800 middle, junior and senior high schools statewide. Headquartered in Gainesville, it is the official governing body for interscholastic athletics in Florida.