The Perfect Game WWBA World Championship — known informally as "Jupiter" among the amateur baseball community — is Perfect Game's oldest and most prestigious event, held annually at the Roger Dean Complex in Jupiter, Florida. Now in its 28th annual edition, this invite-only, wood-bat-only tournament for the 18U age group is limited to 85 teams, with well over 200 wanting in, and draws more than 700 MLB scouts and college coaches across the complex's 13 baseball fields. Running continuously since 1998 (aside from brief relocations for a hurricane and the pandemic), it's widely regarded as the biggest amateur baseball event on the planet, having produced alumni like Mike Trout, Clayton Kershaw, Bryce Harper, and Buster Posey on their way to the majors.
