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The Lone Star Classic NCAA Division II Softball Tournament has selected Methodist Mansfield Medical Center as the Official Medical Provider for the Softball Tournament Jan. 30-Feb. 1 at the Fields at Station 63, bringing its leading sports medicine expertise to one of the region’s premier collegiate competitions.
As the elite provider of sports medicine in the community, Methodist Mansfield, was chosen for its proven excellence in caring for athletes at every level — from youth leagues to professional teams.
“We are honored to have Methodist Mansfield Medical Center as the Official Medical Provider for the Lone Star Classic Div II Softball Tournament,” said Robb Behymer, president of Top Gun Events. “Their presence at the tournament will enhance the stature of this great event.”
The hospital’s experienced sports medicine physicians and certified athletic trainers will be on-site throughout the tournament to deliver comprehensive medical coverage, injury evaluation and rapid-response care for all participating teams.
“We are proud to support these outstanding NCAA Division II athletes,” said Methodist Mansfield Medical Center President Juan Fresquez Jr. “Our sports medicine team is committed to keeping players healthy, safe and competing at their best. Being selected to serve this tournament reflects the trust our community places in the high-quality care we provide.”
Methodist Mansfield’s sports medicine program is recognized for its clinical excellence and deep involvement in the athletic community, providing care for local school districts, regional sporting events, and professional organizations across North Texas.
The Lone Star Classic tournament will bring top collegiate softball teams from across the country to compete in Mansfield, offering athletes, coaches, and fans, a first-class experience supported by world-class medical care.
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