The Cuban Province Havana included its Youth Baseball5 Championship among the events celebrating the 62nd anniversary of the National Institute for Sports (INDER) foundation.
The Playa municipality, managed by the WBSC Baseball5 World Cup MVP Briandy Molina, won the six-team tournament.
Pablo Terry, who managed Cuba to the inaugural WBSC Baseball5 World Cup win, was the technical director. Orlando Amador, who helped Cuba win the Baseball5 World Cup, worked as an umpire. Sergio Arturo Pérez Echevarría, a Baseball5 pioneer on the island, was in charge of scoring.
The tournament served as a selection for the National Championship. Havana finished a disappointing fourth in the inaugural Cuban Youth Baseball5 National Championship after Terry led them to three consecutive wins in the adult National Championship.
