About The Classic
Snoqualmie is the perfect setting for a summer tournament, offering a unique blend of natural beauty, ideal weather, and vibrant local culture. With its warm, sunny days and cool mountain breezes, summer in Snoqualmie creates a comfortable and energizing atmosphere for outdoor competition. The town’s stunning scenery—from the iconic Snoqualmie Falls to the lush green trails and mountain backdrops—provides a picturesque environment that’s sure to elevate the experience for players and spectators alike. After the games, participants can unwind at one of the many excellent local restaurants, ranging from cozy cafés to upscale dining with views of the Cascades. This tournament, exclusively for local clubs, will be the first of its kind in the area—bringing together community spirit, friendly competition, and the unmatched charm of Snoqualmie for an unforgettable summer event.
Dates: 7/12 - 7/13
Field Locations:
Mount Si High School: The new Mount Si High School campus in Snoqualmie is a state-of-the-art facility designed to support modern learning and community engagement. Completed in 2021, the 350,000-square-foot campus is elevated above the floodplain of the Snoqualmie River, offering stunning views of the surrounding mountains while ensuring safety and sustainability. The school is organized into seven three-story buildings that function as interdisciplinary academies, each equipped with technology-rich classrooms and shared learning spaces to foster collaboration and project-based learning.
Key features include a massive gymnasium that can be divided into three courts and seat up to 2,400 spectators, a performing arts center with seating for 700, and a secure main entrance with controlled access for safety. The campus also includes a 400-car garage beneath the elevated structure, maximizing land use and providing additional outdoor space above. With its innovative design, flexible learning environments, and breathtaking setting, Mount Si High School stands as a model for future educational facilities in the region.
Chief Kanim Middle School (Turf): Chief Kanim Middle School (CKMS), located in Fall City, Washington, has been a cornerstone of the Snoqualmie Valley community since it opened its doors in 1991.
Tollgate Farm (Grass): Tollgate Farm in North Bend, Washington, is a site rich in history and deeply rooted in the heritage of the Snoqualmie Valley. Originally serving as a toll stop from 1884 to 1887 on the first road connecting Seattle to Snoqualmie Pass, the farm earned its name from the tolls once collected there. Long before that, the area was a vital crossing point over the South Fork of the Snoqualmie River, used by Native Americans and early settlers alike. Over the years, the land has hosted a variety of uses—from a military fort and hotel to a dairy farm and orchard—each adding a new chapter to its evolving story. In the early 2000s, when the land was threatened by commercial development, the Trust for Public Land stepped in to preserve its 370 acres as public open space. Today, Tollgate Farm is a cherished community park, offering sweeping views of Mount Si, a preserved historic farmhouse, and a central meadow that continues to serve as a gathering place for recreation, education, and reflection on the region’s rich past.
Age Groups:
This tournament is exclusively for local club teams, with a focus on high school and community-based programs looking to sharpen their skills ahead of the upcoming season. Designed as a developmental opportunity, the event provides a competitive yet supportive environment where athletes can grow, coaches can evaluate talent, and teams can build chemistry. By limiting participation to local clubs, the tournament fosters a strong sense of community and ensures that the spotlight remains on homegrown talent. It’s a unique chance for teams to test their progress, gain valuable game experience, and prepare for the challenges of the regular season—all while celebrating the spirit of local sports.
- K2 - Modified Field
- 34 - Modified Field
- 56
- 78
- High School (Sub Varsity/Varsity B)
- High School Elite
Waiver (coming soon)
Tournament Rules (coming Soon)
Enjoy Snoqualmie & North Bend
North Bend and Snoqualmie, nestled in the heart of Washington’s Snoqualmie Valley, offer visitors a perfect mix of outdoor adventure, scenic beauty, and small-town charm.
North Bend is a haven for nature lovers and thrill-seekers. Surrounded by the dramatic peaks of the Cascade Range, it’s home to iconic hikes like Mount Si, Little Si, and Rattlesnake Ledge, each offering panoramic views and invigorating trails. The town is also famous for its connection to the cult TV show Twin Peaks, with landmarks like Twede’s Café drawing fans from around the world. Waterfall chasers will love Twin Falls and Franklin Falls, both easily accessible and family-friendly. North Bend’s vibrant downtown features cozy cafes, local breweries, and unique shops, making it a great place to unwind after a day outdoors.
Snoqualmie, just minutes away, is best known for the majestic Snoqualmie Falls, a 268-foot waterfall that’s both a natural wonder and a cultural landmark. Visitors can explore the Northwest Railway Museum, enjoy wine tasting at Sigillo Cellars, or try their luck at the Snoqualmie Casino. The town also offers access to peaceful trails, river walks, and the scenic Three Forks Natural Area, perfect for birdwatching and picnicking.
Together, these towns create a dynamic destination where you can hike, dine, explore history, and soak in the beauty of the Pacific Northwest—all within a short drive from Seattle.
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Top Spots in the Area:
- Snoqualmie Falls – A stunning 268-foot waterfall and one of Washington’s most iconic natural landmarks. There’s a scenic park, observation decks, and a lodge nearby
- Northwest Railway Museum – Offers a fascinating look into the region’s railroading history, complete with vintage trains and seasonal train rides.
- Snoqualmie Casino – A popular entertainment destination with gaming, live music, and fine dining, all with panoramic mountain views.
- Rattlesnake Lake and Rattlesnake Ledge Trail – A favorite for hikers and nature lovers, offering a moderately challenging hike with breathtaking views of the valley.
- Twin Falls Trail – A scenic hike through lush forest leading to a series of beautiful waterfalls, perfect for families and casual hikers.
- DirtFish Rally School – For adrenaline junkies, this rally driving school offers thrilling experiences on gravel tracks in a picturesque setting.
- Historic Downtown Snoqualmie – Full of charming shops, cafes, and art galleries, it’s a great place to stroll and soak in the small-town vibe.
- Three Forks Natural Area – A peaceful spot for birdwatching, walking, and enjoying the confluence of the Snoqualmie River’s three forks.
- Mount Si – A challenging but rewarding hike with panoramic views from the summit, popular among seasoned hikers.