ISC Announces Return to Circle Tap for 2023 World Tournament

Blair Setford • August 17, 2021

Denmark to host for second time after 2019

The ISC is pleased to announce that the 2023 ISC World Tournament will be returning to Circle Tap, in Denmark, Wisconsin.


“This is our second trip to Denmark and Circle Tap and we’re looking forward to making our return,” said ISC Executive Director Larry Fisher. “The fans in Wisconsin are great fastpitch fans and they know the ISC teams and players will put on a great show.”


“We’re super excited to bring The Show back to Denmark,” said Darren Derricks, Circle Tap owner and head of the Denmark host committee. “The 2019 ISC World Tournament was a huge success and we’re really enthusiastic about doing it again in 2023.”


Circle Tap Bar & Grill, which hosts the annual Boys of Summer Tournament every July, is home to John Miller Field, directly adjacent to the Circle Tap patio, giving spectators and patrons alike a terrific viewing experience.


Additional games will be played at Memorial Park in Denmark.


The 77th ISC World Tournament will take place in August 2023.



For additional information on the ISC, please contact:

Larry Fisher

ISC Executive Director

iscfastpitch@gmail.com

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