2026 Maryland Invitational Divisions

Dear Coaches,

Thank you for participating in the Maryland Invitational Tournament this past weekend. We appreciate your support and the role you and your teams played in making the event a strong and competitive experience.

We are committed to building and growing MIT, and to continuously improving the tournament to provide the best possible experience and level of competition. We welcome your feedback on your experience throughout the weekend and encourage you to share any thoughts or suggestions.

Thank you again for being part of MIT. We look forward to hosting you at our next tournament.

Best regards,
MIT Team

Hi Coaches,

There is an issue with the bracket on Exposure online. Please stay in your assigned bracket and follow the original schedule provided this morning.

Thank you,
MIT Team

Dear Coaches,

We had a minor issue in scheduling with the app. It should all be reflecting game times properly

Thank you for being part of MIT, and best of luck to all teams tomorrow!

Dear Coaches and Players,

**Please share with parents**

Thank you for a great first day at the Maryland Invitational Tournament. We appreciate your participation and hope you enjoyed the gaming area, food truck, and vendors.

Day 2 Details:
• Single-elimination format (lighter competition day)
• Admission: $20 adults | $10 kids under 10 | Free for ages 5 and under
• Looking forward to a competitive finish

Thank you for being part of MIT, and best of luck to all teams tomorrow.

Dear Coach,

We’re looking forward to welcoming you to this year’s Maryland Invitational Tournament on February 14–15.

Please review and complete the following action items:

Action Items (Due by end of day Monday):

1. Submit all team rosters
2. Confirm up to two coaches per team in the system
3. Outstanding Payments: If your team has not yet completed payment, please submit payment directly in the app or If you need assistance, contact Renard Walker at 240-304-9244.

Thank you and look forward to a great weekend of competition.

Best regards,
MIT Team