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Travel Baseball: A Complete and Updated Guide for 2023

March 11, 2023

James Arnold

Do you want your child to be a great baseball player? 

Are you a youngster who has finally realized that you want to take your baseball skills to the next level?

Or possibly both the parent and the kid are reading together, eager to learn more about improving their baseball skills and turning it into a more serious activity.

If you feel it to be a convenient strategy, participating in travel baseball may provide answers to all of your questions and allow you to accomplish all of your ambitions.

In this article, you will learn all you need to know about travel balls, from the fundamentals to the more advanced aspects.

What Is Travel Baseball?

First and foremost, we must familiarize ourselves with the concept of “travel baseball.”

Typically, when people talk about travel baseball, they’re referring to a squad of elite players who participate in tournaments and train at their own facilities.

You may think of it as a sort of youth baseball in which games are played away from home. 

Teams known as ‘ travel ball teams or travel teams ‘ in this form of baseball may travel to another state or city to compete in baseball travel tournaments.

Structure Of Competition

A tournament system is used for almost all travel baseball games, played on weekends.

Tournaments may potentially take place anywhere, although they are most often conducted in multi-field sites near major transportation hubs.

You can anticipate traveling more if you reside far away from such transit centers.

The final teams for the event are decided after each travel ball team has played several matches.

Depending on how well a team does, they may play somewhere between three to eight games throughout the course of a two-day or three-day tournament.

The number of tournaments a team may enter isn’t set; although two per month is considered normal, higher-level teams may play more regularly. 

Level-Play In Travel Baseball

There are generally three categories of competition in a travel baseball tournament, ranging from the least developed to the most developed level of youth baseball.

This classification is according to Baseball Youth’s DivLevel classification system, which is a travel baseball’s national team division classification system.

1. Division 1 Or D1

Within Baseball Youth’s DivLevel categorization system, Division 1 or D1 is the top level of play.

D1 is better suited for teams considered Major/All-Levels of AAA, Gold, or Elite/Advanced in their respective leagues.

Teams in the D1 division should play the bulk of their games against regionally competitive opponents and/or nationally rated.

2. Division 2 Or D2 

Within Baseball Youth’s DivLevel categorization system, Division 2 or D2 is the intermediate level of play.

Teams graded as Medium AA/High AA, Silver, or High-Level Intermediate are best suited to compete at the D1 level.

Teams in the D2 division should play the bulk of their games against other mid-level regional and local opponents in the same division.

3. Division 3 Or D3

Within Baseball Youth’s DivLevel categorization system, Division 3 or D3 is the weakest level of play.

Low AA/All-Levels of A, Bronze, or Low-Level Intermediate/Beginner teams are the greatest fit for the D1 level.

Teams in the D3 division should play the majority of their games against other domestic and regionally-based opponents in the same division.

Travel Baseball Against Little League

There are several significant parallels and distinctions between travel baseball and little league baseball .

Both aid in developing important life qualities such as a positive work ethic, sportsmanship, cooperation, and the ability to learn from mistakes.

They are, however, significantly different in terms of time investment and competition.

One is recognized for being competitive and raising your skill level, while the other is known for being recreational and a means for youth to learn the rules.

Travel baseball offers a higher competition level than what traditional little leagues provide.

In a single season, roughly 14-20 games are played in both.

There isn’t much difference between these two, other than the amount of seriousness and the fact that you’ll have to travel for a travel ball .

How To Get On A Travel Baseball Team?

As a player, being a member of a travel baseball team is a thrilling experience.

Following are a few pointers that can help you relax and perform at your best, making joining a baseball team much simpler.

1. Be On Time (Or Before Time)

First of all, plan to arrive a few minutes early. If you arrive late, you’ll have to hustle to keep up with everyone.

Arrive early enough to check in, go for a quick jog, play a game of light catch with a buddy, and ease up on your own.

2. If You Are A Baseball Player, Look Like One

Dress appropriately for tryouts; do not show up in jeans or oversized basketball shorts.

The ideal outfit consists of a clean pair of baseball trousers , a decent light sports shirt, and a nice hat worn with the bill facing front.

If you don’t have baseball pants available, a nice pair of sweatpants will do.

3. Practice Makes Perfect

You should play catch even if you only have time to do so twice or three times before the tryout.

If you’ve been to the tryouts previously and are familiar with a few of the activities they’ll be doing; it’s a good idea to put those skills into practice as much as possible.

Practice gaining leads , doing excellent leaps, and anything else you believe you’ll see during the tryout.

4. Play Your Usual

You should just play your game and allow the game to come to you; don’t try to force it.

Simply wait for the right chance to present yourself, and then boldly do your task to the best of your ability.

If you push too hard, you will almost certainly make more errors than you would otherwise.

5. Good Behavior

You’ll be a suitable candidate if you’re willing to work hard and take constructive feedback.

Have a sportsman’s attitude ; if you don’t catch the ball, ask the coach to throw it again instead of pouting.

Don’t be hesitant and hide in places, missing out on the chance to learn what you need to know in travel teams.

Also, remember to be kind to your teammates , motivating them when they make errors and communicating with them regularly while conducting the exercises.

Advantages And Disadvantages Of Travel Baseball

There are upsides and downsides to consider when it comes to travel baseball. 

• Strong Competition: Travel baseball lets kids play with and against some of the finest players in their region and even beyond.

The players are more committed to the game and motivated to progress. Your child’s performance will be pushed to the limit by the increased level of competition.

• Improved Coaching: Coaches are frequently ex-players who have gone on to coaching careers in the sport.

There is a higher likelihood that a travel baseball coach will be better educated, more experienced, and more tied to the game.

• Fun Experience: Many weekends will be spent in hotels together, learning about new places and bonding as a group in a travel baseball team. 

It’s one of the best ways for young people to go to new places around their region and the country, and they can do it while having an amazing time with their teammates.

• Easy Exposure: You can get a lot of attention from college and professional scouts by playing travel baseball. 

One of the best things about being on a high-level travel baseball team is meeting other high-level coaches.

• Character Growth: The significance of travel teams about being on time, behaving well, and putting in the most effort makes a child more disciplined.

As young people move from Minor League Baseball (MiLB) to Major League Baseball ( MLB ), they already have the sense of urgency that they need.

Disadvantages

• Very Competitive: Travel teams take their games seriously and strive to win games.

 A travel team must balance the development of its players while still attempting to win matches. This often results in players who aren’t the greatest not having a chance to play.

• Costly: Travel baseball is costly and sometimes extremely costly, which might be a reason for most kids to drop its idea.
• Prioritized Task: Even a reasonably competitive travel squad may consume a summer’s worth of weekends. 

As a result, it is a time-consuming task that you must be able to prioritize.

Frequently Asked Questions About Travel Baseball

Some common questions about travel baseball are:

1. How Do Baseball Players Travel?

Teams may travel by bus if the shortest path between the two cities is less than 200 miles.

Anything longer than that necessitates plane travel , with all flights being nonstop.

Major airlines, which are generally among the team’s sponsors, charter flights for most MLB clubs.

2. When Does Travel Baseball Season Start?

The travel season is divided into two seasons: Yearly Season (Main) and Fall Season (Optional)

The yearly season starts from around April 1, ends in August , and is compulsory.

While the fall season spans from around September to the late part of October, which is optional.

3. Who Can Play Travel Baseball?

The 8-year-old squad, mostly composed of 2nd and 3rd students, is the first to go.

4. What Age Is Best For Transitioning To Travel Baseball?

Travel baseball would be a logical next step for children aged 11 to 12 (but not younger than that) who want to enhance their talents to the level of a professional player.

5. Is Travel Baseball Worth The Money 

Whether Travel Baseball is worth the money or not depends on how serious you are about getting your skills to higher levels.

It gives extra opportunities for committed baseball players who want to get the most out of each year

6. How Much Does Travel Baseball Cost?

The exact cost of participating in travel baseball differs, but it typically costs somewhere around $500 and $2,500 per year.

Travel baseball is an effective way to enhance your skills and increase your chances of playing in college or as a professional.

But, do not overlook the expense and investment of time that comes along with the benefits travel ball gives.

Only the most costly team doesn’t need to make your kid adequately talented to join a team in college or select baseball as a profession, a fairly priced team may be similarly trained and qualified, so you need to get into a team thoughtfully.

After reading this article, I hope that you have a firm grasp of all of the technicalities surrounding travel baseball .

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Please ALWAYS confirm dates and times here prior to attending. CHANGES OR ADJUSTMENTS WILL BE POSTED IN THE SCHEDULE BELOW !! 

SOME SCHEDULES AT VARIOUS AGES HAVE BEEN ADJUSTED. SELECTIONS ARE BEING FINALIZED. IF ANY NEW DATES ARE CREATED, THERE WILL BE A NOTE HERE.

I f there are weather/field concerns or forecasted inclement weather, we will post a weather update by 3:30 PM each weekday for planned tryout dates.

We will post weekend updates by 2pm and throughout the day.

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Tryouts are annually held, beginning in July, for our next FULL YEAR Longshots Baseball season, which includes the fall program, three winter development segments and the spring/summer season. Additional private instruction is available from some of the Chicago area’s premier instructors and coaches.

Most Senior Division (HS) players in our program typically play with their high school graduating class team, regardless of their age eligibility.  If they are capable and it's the correct course of action, we will place them "up".  Players should try out for the team that corresponds with their graduating class.

All younger players will play with their class, as well.  We believe, based on our extensive and successful experience, that "age-under" players, when playing up and developing with their school class early, stand a much better chance to compete as they approach high school. We do not set up players to “play down”. If you would like to “try out up”,  please contact us.

All players in our program try out every year.  Where there is no entitlement here,  our players always are challenged to earn their way.  There is clearly an advantage to getting into the program early and developing faster to be more competitive as players get older.  As most folks in travel baseball, college coaching and pro scouting know, Longshots Baseball is highly recognized for player development. We become a highly sought-after destination as players get older. Our track record of player success – EVERY YEAR – speaks for itself.

Players, by age group (and ultimately teams), are selected by our highly respected and experienced Senior Division (HS-level) coaches. For 8th Grade and under selection, evaluation and selection is primarily done from coaches outside outside that age group. Our 7th and 8th grade age groups have been non-parent led.

2023-2024 TRYOUT SESSIONS

All current and prospective players must try out. Current LB players have obviously tried out across the year. If there are dates or injury concerns, please feel free to notify us. We will do what we can to accommodate folks, but there isn’t always a lot of flexibility.

Players will be allowed to attend only one tryout session.  We will give players feedback after tryout session.  We will likely give feedback in one of a couple forms:

1)   An invitation to play (done in-person or follow-up contact)

2)   An offer to attend a follow-up tryout session for further review (done in-person, follow-up contact or listed here on our site)

All players play with their grade, regardless of age eligibility .    All grade group rosters start “clean” every year – nobody is guaranteed a spot.  We are not like most programs... we don't look for "a player or two".  We are looking for the most talented, skilled, passionate and committed players who want to truly be the best baseball player they can be… because it’s what we  as a program commit to support and develop. It is what we do best… and have done... for 29 years!

We have had 60  MLB draft picks, 5 MLB players and ~480  college commitments in 17 graduating classes. How many programs have been so consistently successful each year? In today’s world of so many new travel teams popping up each year, we are beginning our 30th year.  Every program talks development… we DO development.  Ask any college coach or pro scout for a reference. They all know us and what we do.

We welcome parents to be as involved as they want to be in this program, but the program and the age groups are non-parent led . We do have many parent coaches involved in the program... some of whom have played MLB ball. 

We encourage youth players to try out when they are ready, but as young as reasonable.  It is very clear that the training our younger guys get positions them much more effectively for making our older teams, as highly talented players try out at all ages here every year.  All our training is designed and executed as age-appropriate.

Tryout Schedule 2023-2024 Season

NOTE:   These dates are subject to change . Please check the schedule before attending a session, and please check here for rain/weather and other updates.

NOTE: Roster spots will begin to be filled immediately. In most cases, we will save a very limited number of spots for our last listed tryout. When a player is offered a roster spot, it is confirmed when we receive a deposit check.

NOTE: We will notify all interested tryout participants when each age/grade group tryout process is completed. Roster completion notice will be posted next to the Age Group (below). Confirmed 2023-2024 players will be notified prior to the tryout process being completed.

UPDATED on 7/25/23

Class of 2024 (Seniors)

(Check us out if your program doesn't have a Fall/Summer 18U program)     

Contact us at [email protected] to set up a tryout.           

Class of 2025 (Juniors) 

July 6, 5:30 pm , Whitlock Park East Field (grass)

July 11 , 5:30 pm, Whitlock Park East Field (grass)  Canceled

July 12, 5:30 pm, Whitlock Park East Field (grass)  Canceled

July 13, 5:30 pm, Whitlock Park East Field (grass) NEW

July 17, 5:30 pm, Whitlock Park East Field (grass) NEW

If these dates don't work, contact us at [email protected]  

Class of 2026 (Sophomores)

July 6, 5:30 pm, Whitlock Park East Field (grass)

July 11, 5:30 pm, Whitlock Park East Field (grass)  Canceled

If these dates don't work, contact us at [email protected]

Class of 2027 (Freshmen)  

July 5, 5:30 pm, Whitlock Park East Field (grass) canceled

July 10, 5:30 pm, Whitlock Park East Field (grass)

July 13, 5:30 pm, Whitlock Park East Field (grass)

July 17, 5:30 pm, Whitlock Park East Field (grass)

8th Grade 

July 5, 5:30 pm, Whitlock Park West Field (skin)  canceled

July 6, 5:30 pm, Whitlock Park West Field (skin)

July 10, 5:30 pm, Whitlock Park West Field (skin)

July 13, 5:30 pm, Whitlock Park West Field (skin)

July 18, 5:30 pm, Whitlock Park West Field (skin)

July 24, 5:30 pm, Whitlock Park West Field (skin) NEW

7th Grade  

July 5, 5:30 pm, Whitlock Park West Field (skin)  canceled

July 6, 5:30 pm, Whitlock Park West Field (skin)

**Please use the Memorial Park address (below) for youth tryouts.**

6th Grade (TWO Cooperstown Dreams Park teams)

July 5, 7:15 pm, Memorial Park North Field  Canceled 

July 11, 7:15 pm, Memorial Park North Field

July 13, 5:30 pm, Memorial Park North Field

5th Grade (two teams) 

July 5, 7:30 pm, DOERHOEFER Park (4101 Venard, DG)

July 6, 7:15 pm, Memorial Park North Field  canceled

July 7, 7:30 pm, Memorial Park North Field, NEW date

July 11, 5:30 pm, Memorial Park North Field Canceled

July 13, 7:15 pm, Memorial Park North Field

July 17, 6:30 pm, Memorial Park North Field

July 20, 6:30 pm, Memorial Park North Field NEW

July 22, 10:00 am, Memorial Park North Field NEW

4th Grade (one team) 

July 10, 7:15 pm, Memorial Park North Field 

July 12, 5:30 pm, Memorial Park North Field  Canceled

July 15, 1:30 pm, Memorial Park North Field NEW  Canceled

July 16, 4 pm, Memorial Park North Field

3rd Grade  (one team) 

July 10, 5:30 pm, Memorial Park North Field 

July 12, 7:15 pm, Memorial Park North Field  Canceled

July 15, 1:30 pm, Memorial Park North Field NEW Canceled

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Join The Game: 2023 Travel Baseball Tryouts Near You

The crack of a bat connecting with a ball, the thrill of sliding into home base, the camaraderie of a team – these are the moments that make baseball more than just a game. If your child dreams of being part of this exciting world, then travel baseball could be their next big step. As the 2023 season approaches, it’s time to start preparing for tryouts near you.

Travel baseball teams offer a higher level of competition and more exposure to talent scouts, making them an excellent choice for young athletes looking to up their game. In this article, we’ll guide you through everything you need to know about travel baseball tryouts and how your child can prepare to shine. Play ball!

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Key Takeaway

• The 2023 travel baseball season is approaching, bringing with it the excitement of tryouts for young athletes.
• This period is not just about gameplay but also serves as a platform for young athletes to showcase their talent and potential.
• The 2023 travel baseball tryouts offer a significant opportunity for players to fulfill their dreams and aspirations.
• The forthcoming season promises exhilarating moments and transformative experiences for participants.
• Young athletes are encouraged to seize this moment and step onto the field with determination and passion.

Understanding Travel Baseball

The Excitement of 2023 Travel Baseball Tryouts : The year 2023 is shaping up to be a thrilling time for young baseball enthusiasts, with the announcement of 2023 travel baseball tryouts . This is a golden opportunity for budding baseball stars to showcase their talent and passion for the sport. What to Expect? The tryouts are designed to be both challenging and fun, testing not only the player’s skillset but also their dedication and team spirit. It’s not just about having a powerful swing or a fast pitch, but also about having the right attitude and a love for the game.

Preparing for the Tryouts : Preparation is key to success. Regular practice, physical conditioning, and mental readiness can make a significant difference. Remember, it’s not just about impressing the selectors, but also about improving and learning.

The 2023 travel baseball tryouts are not just a competition, but a celebration of the sport. It’s a platform for young players to shine, learn and grow. So, gear up, practice hard, and most importantly, enjoy the game!

2023 travel baseball tryouts

Preparing for the 2023 Travel Baseball Tryouts

Preparing for 2023 Travel Baseball Tryouts : The excitement is mounting! The 2023 travel baseball tryouts are just around the corner. Young athletes across the country are gearing up to showcase their skills, hoping to secure a spot on a travel team.

What to Expect : Travel baseball tryouts can be nerve-racking. After all, it’s not every day you get the chance to play in different states or even countries! But don’t fret. Focus on demonstrating your pitching, hitting, and fielding abilities. Coaches are looking for players who can perform under pressure and exhibit good sportsmanship.

Tips for Success : Success at the 2023 travel baseball tryouts goes beyond the physical game. It also involves mental preparation. Stay positive and confident. Remember, every player has strengths and weaknesses. Use your strengths to your advantage and work on your weaknesses.

Final Thoughts : The 2023 travel baseball tryouts are an excellent opportunity to grow as a player and person. Embrace the process and give it your all. Whether you make the team or not, the experience will be invaluable. Keep practicing, stay determined, and most importantly, enjoy the game!

The 2023 Travel Baseball Tryout Process

2023 Travel Baseball Tryouts: A Sneak Peek The stage is set for the 2023 travel baseball tryouts. It’s that time of the year when young athletes across the nation line up to showcase their skills, competing for a spot on the travel roster. With the stakes high, preparation is key.

Understanding the Process : The process of tryouts can be nerve-racking. But understanding how they work can help dispel anxiety. Coaches are on the lookout for athletes who show promise, not just in terms of talent, but also in attitude, commitment, and teamwork.

Preparing for the Tryouts : Preparation for the 2023 travel baseball tryouts should begin well in advance. This includes physical conditioning, skill enhancement, and mental preparedness. Remember, the goal is to stand out in a crowd of aspirants.

Making the Cut : Making the cut is about more than just talent. It also requires the right mindset. So, step up to the plate with confidence. Let your passion for the game shine through, and you might just find yourself on that coveted 2023 travel baseball team. Remember, the journey doesn’t end with the tryouts. It’s just the beginning of an exciting season of travel baseball. So, lace up those cleats, grab your glove, and get ready for the adventure that awaits in the 2023 travel baseball tryouts.

Tips to Excel in the 2023 Travel Baseball Tryouts

2023 Travel Baseball Tryouts: A Golden Opportunity Stepping up to the Plate As the sun sets on 2022, the 2023 travel baseball tryouts draw near. This thrilling event is not just a chance to showcase your skills but an opportunity to be part of something bigger. It’s about teamwork, commitment, and the love of the game.

Striking Out Doubt : Don’t let doubts hold you back. Whether you’re a seasoned player or a newbie, these tryouts are your platform. It’s where potential meets opportunity. So, dust off your cleats, grab your glove, and step into the batter’s box.

Field of Dreams : 2023 travel baseball tryouts could be the beginning of a beautiful journey. It’s where dreams take flight and stars are born. Remember, every baseball legend once stood where you stand now – at the precipice of greatness. Play Ball! The sound of the umpire’s call, the crack of the bat, the roar of the crowd – it’s all waiting for you. So, gear up for the 2023 travel baseball tryouts. It’s more than just a game; it’s a chance to write your own story in the annals of baseball.

Post-Tryout: What’s Next?

Step Up to the Plate: 2023 Travel Baseball Tryouts : The air is crackling with anticipation it’s time for the 2023 travel baseball tryouts! This year, players from across the country will be stepping up to the plate, hoping to impress the coaches and scouts with their prowess on the diamond. So, if you’re an aspiring baseball player, it’s time to lace up your cleats, grab your glove, and get ready to showcase your skills.

Tryout Basics: What to Expect During the tryouts, players will have the opportunity to demonstrate their abilities in various areas, such as pitching, fielding, and hitting. Remember, first impressions count! Come prepared, give your best, and leave a lasting impression on the field.

Tryout Prep: Tips for Success Preparing for tryouts can be nerve-racking. That’s why it’s crucial to practice regularly, keep your skills sharp, and maintain a positive mindset. A well-prepared player is a confident one . So, don’t let the pressure get to you – thrive in it and show them what you’re made of!

Final Words: The Journey Begins The 2023 travel baseball tryouts are more than just a chance to play the sport you love. It’s an opportunity to grow, learn, and potentially start a journey toward achieving your baseball dreams. So, step up, swing hard, and who knows? You might just hit it out of the park. Good luck!

Financial Aspect of Travel Baseball

Step Up to the Plate: 2023 Travel Baseball Tryouts : Are you ready to hit a home run? The 2023 travel baseball tryouts are just around the corner. This is an opportunity for young, talented players to showcase their skills and passion for the game. What to Expect at Tryouts Tryouts can be nerve-wracking. But with the right preparation, they can also be a platform for success. Players are typically evaluated on their hitting, fielding, and pitching abilities. Coaches also look for good sportsmanship, a positive attitude, and a strong work ethic.

Preparing for Tryouts : Preparation is key. Regular practice can help improve your skills and boost your confidence. Also, ensure you have the right gear for the tryout. Arrive early so you have ample time to warm up and get comfortable with the surroundings. After the Tryouts Post-tryout, coaches usually provide feedback. This can be helpful in identifying areas of improvement. If you make the team, great! If not, don’t be disheartened. There’s always next year.

Conclusion : The 2023 travel baseball tryouts are an exciting time for young baseball enthusiasts. Whether you’re aiming for a home run or just looking to give it your best shot, remember to enjoy the game. After all, it’s not always about winning but playing with passion and integrity. Good luck!

The importance of 2023 travel baseball tryouts can’t be overstated. They offer a chance for young athletes to showcase their skills and potentially advance their careers. The broader significance lies in their contribution to youth development, instilling discipline, teamwork, and determination.

Hence, the call to action is for more support for these tryouts and recognition of their value. These events are not just about sports but about shaping future leaders. We shouldn’t underestimate the power of a baseball tryout. They hold the potential to change lives.

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Frequently Asked Questions [FAQs]

What are the 2023 travel baseball tryouts.

The 2023 travel baseball tryouts are a selection event where young athletes show off their baseball skills. The coaches evaluate these skills to select the best players for their travel baseball team for the 2023 season.

How can I prepare my child for the 2023 travel baseball tryouts?

Preparing for the 2023 travel baseball tryouts involves working on your child’s baseball skills, including hitting, fielding, and pitching. Also, focusing on their physical fitness, particularly agility and endurance, is crucial. Moreover, mental readiness is equally important, helping them handle pressure and competition.

Where can I find information about the 2023 travel baseball tryouts?

Information about 2023 travel baseball tryouts can be found on local baseball club websites, sports community notice boards, and social media platforms. It’s essential to check these sources regularly as dates and venues can change.

What should my child bring to the 2023 travel baseball tryouts?

Your child should bring their baseball equipment, which includes a glove, bat, helmet, and cleats. Also, packing a water bottle for hydration, some snacks for energy, and wearing appropriate sports clothing is advised.

What is the age limit for the 2023 travel baseball tryouts?

The age limit for 2023 travel baseball tryouts may vary depending on the specific baseball club’s rules. Generally, travel baseball teams are for youths, typically ranging from 8 to 18 years old. Be sure to check with the team you’re interested in for their specific age requirements.

Are prior baseball experience or skills necessary for the 2023 travel baseball tryouts?

While having prior baseball experience or skills can be beneficial, it is not always necessary. Coaches during the tryouts are looking for potential as well as current skill levels. Even beginners can impress with their passion, dedication, and willingness to learn and improve.

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Summer 2024 tournament trail, 2024 spf raiders travel baseball tryouts.

We thank you for trying out for one of our 7u through 12u travel baseball teams. At this time, the tryouts have taken place and the teams have begun their winter training.

Tryouts were scheduled for October 7 through October 9, 2023. 

As participation in the Travel Program is outside of the recreational baseball program, all players must attend a tryout session in order to be considered. As always, trying out for one of our Travel Baseball Teams DOES NOT GUARANTEE a spot on a team, but rather an opportunity for a player to show what they know for our coaches and evaluators.

SPF Raiders Travel Baseball Program

The SPF Raiders Travel Baseball Program is the competitive side of the SPF Baseball league.  As the name indicates, teams in the travel program compete against other towns and baseball clubs through various leagues and tournaments.  Our teams have completed in baseball tournaments in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware and of course Cooperstown New York.  In order to be a member in this program players must tryout in October for one of our teams. 

The Mission of the SPFBL Raiders Travel Baseball program is to provide youth ballplayers in both Scotch Plains and Fanwood more intensive skill development and a higher level of competition on an additive basis to the traditional house league program. SPFBL Raiders Travel Baseball is an extension of the SPFBL recreational youth baseball program, which is designed to promote the development of strong character, a right attitude, a sense of responsibility and citizenship in youngsters, using the game of baseball as a vehicle. It is the intent of the SPFBL Raiders Travel Baseball program to achieve this goal through fair play, good sportsmanship, congenial fellowship, and a level of competitive baseball that meets the needs of a select group of kids and their families.  

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7u Futures Head Coach: Greg Diaz

8u Futures Head Coach: Matt Taylor

8u Select Head Coach: Brian Gechtman

8u Prospects Head Coach: Rob Asciutto

9u Futures Head Coach: Bob Merkler

9u Select Head Coach: Mike Urbano

10u Futures Head Coach: Joe Trivisonno

10u Select Head Coach: Kevin Mulroy

10u Prospects Head Coach: Nick Clark

11u Futures Head Coach: Tom Phillips

12u Futures Head Coach: Todd Simo

12u Select Head Coach: Ryan Colford

13u Select Blue Head Coach: TBA

13u Select White Head Coach: TBA

Nettingham Middle School Head Coach: Alex Lipshitz

Terrill Middle School Head Coach: Spencer Vaughn

SPF Raiders Middle School Baseball Program

Registration is now closed for tryouts for the 2024 SPF Raiders Middle School Program. (12/22/2023)

Our league operates 2 middle school age baseball teams (Nettingham Middle School and Terrill Middle School) that are open to those who play baseball through SPFBL.  This includes being a participant on one of our travel baseball teams or playing in the recreational baseball program.  Tryouts are open to players in seventh or eighth grade and are attending either of the schools above. Not affiliated with the SPF BOE.

NOTE: Beginning with the 2024 teams, in order to be eligible to tryout for one of the teams, players must have been a participant the previous year (2023 Season) in one of the following SPFBL baseball programs:

1.  Played the previous year on one of the Middle School teams

2.  Played the previous year on one of the 12u Travel Baseball Teams

3.  Played in the recreational baseball division

To clarify, in order to tryout for one of the Middle School Baseball teams, the player must have played for SPFBL the previous year (during the 2023 season to try out for the 2024 Middle School Teams).  Exceptions to this rule are as follows:

1.  A player new to Scotch Plains or Fanwood the previous year

2.  A player who would have played but sustained an injury or illness that prevented him/her from playing

3.  A player who tried out for a travel baseball slot (i.e. 12u or Middle School) and was not offered a slot by the league.

4.  Other unspecified reasons (In this case, a family may submit their exception to the travel committee for review.  It does not guarantee that the committee accepts the reason).

SPF Raiders Travel Baseball Annual Cooperstown Trip

Our program invites our travel teams to participate in one of three Cooperstown venues  at the conclusion of their 12u season. Our teams have competed at All Star Village, Dreams Park and the Cooperstown Experience at the University of Oneonta. At these venues our teams compete against other teams from the United States and, in some cases, the world. Our travel program views this as a culminating experience for our youth players before they move on to the larger field in middle and high school. 

NOTE: Beginning with the 2024 teams, in order to be eligible to be a participant on the 12u Cooperstown team, a player must tryout for and make that year's 12u roster and be a full time player competing over the summer. Additionally, any player that SPF Raiders Travel Baseball program is sponsoring for the Cooperstown experience must have been playing in the league during their 11u season prior to trying out for the 12u team. 

Players who had not been a participant on their prior 11u team may tryout for and make the 12u team, however they may NOT be on the roster for the Cooperstown trip.

To clarify, in order to be placed on the Cooperstown roster for one of the 12u teams, the player must have played for the 11u team previously. Exceptions to this rule are as follows:

3.  A player who tried out for a travel baseball slot during the 11u seasons prior to the 12u season and was not offered a slot by the league.

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PWYBA Travel Baseball

PWYBA is proud of our strong community based baseball program.  In addition to our in-house program, PWYBA offers a full travel schedule option to 9-15 year old kids.  Travel baseball is an extensive commitment and families need to consider all aspects of this commitment carefully before making the decision between in-house vs. travel.  Travel baseball requires commitment from players, coaches, and parents, from April through July, and possibly into early August.  Every player’s presence is important and the player is expected to make every effort to attend all practices, league games, and tournament games.  Unexcused and/or excessive absences will result in a reduction of playing time and may result in dismissal from the team.  This should only be considered for kids who are most serious about baseball and can commit to the schedule. 

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2023 pwyba travel tryout dates.

The tentative dates and times for the 2023 PWYBA Travel program tryouts are below. These dates are subject to change. Your player will be assigned a time within this block about 7-10  days before the tryout date.  Tryouts typically last 1.25-1.5 hours.

2023 Travel Tournament Schedule

The 2023 PWYBA travel tournament schedule is below.  This schedule is tentative and subject to change based on final registration numbers and teams formed.

Travel Baseball Teams

PWYBA travel baseball will field travel teams at the 9-15 year old age levels.  In general, there will be one AAA team at each age level, one or two parity AA teams and one or two parity A level teams. 9U is the exception to this, where two or three teams will be formed: one AAA team and one or two AA teams. 

PWYBA strives to have as many kids playing travel baseball as possible while ensuring they are competitive at the level they are assigned.  Being competitive is important for player and team development, success on the field, and continued interest in the sport.  The number of AA and A teams may change each year (increase or decrease) depending on the factors listed below.

Players registered – The depth of players at each grade level can have an effect on the number of players ready/available to play travel baseball.

Competitiveness – PWYBA wants players appropriately placed against competition that is best suited for their skills as a baseball player.  This does not mean that the team must win every game but rather that the players can consistently challenge the competition before them in any given game.  With competitiveness a somewhat subjective term, PWYBA considers winning percentage (winning percentages of .350 -.500 can still be competitive), run differential, number of times losing by more than 10 runs, number of times the team played on Sundays in tournaments, number of times a team placed (1st-3rd) in a tournament, and if they qualified for state.

Coach Feedback – Coach feedback is a tool used to get an understanding from those most familiar with the players’ abilities on their team and at their grade level.  At the end of each season, and in subsequent follow up interviews if necessary, coaches are asked to discuss their season and the players.  This feedback will be an important part of the grade level team formations.

History – Records are maintained at each grade level and will be utilized to gain a historical perspective of the grade levels overall success.

The travel oversight committee, made up of five board members, will make the final determination on the number of teams and level of play.

Travel baseball teams will play in the Metro Baseball League or Gopher State League (roughly 16 game league schedule) along with entering four weekend tournaments.  The teams could also play in up to three state tournaments in July if they qualify.

Players who do not make one of the travel teams will be placed on a summer team in the house league.

Again, the commitment for travel baseball is extensive.  We strongly encourage families to carefully consider these options and sign up for the program best suited for their player.   

If you have questions please feel free to reach out to Paul Koziol or Chris Post, PWYBA Travel Directors.

Eligibility

A player is eligible to participate in PWYBA Travel Baseball team tryouts subject to the following criteria:

• In accordance with MBL and MYAS policy, players must reside within the boundaries of Independent School District 284 OR if outside the boundaries the player must be open-enrolled in a public school of ISD 284.  A listing of those schools may be found at www.wayzata.k12.mn.us
• Players must have paid all applicable fees and any arrearages from previous PWYBA programs
• Players must meet age guidelines specified by the national governing organizations.
• Proposed exceptions to this policy, describing extenuating circumstances for the exception, must be addressed to the PWYBA and reviewed by the PWYBA Board of Directors at a regular monthly meeting.
• Players cannot be rostered and play for any other team or association from May 1 through the last game of the travel season (except for any player participating on a high school team). Any player found to be rostered on another team will be removed from the PWYBA team. There may be exceptions with High School and Spring Baseball leagues. These will be handled on a case by case basis.

Players must have a legal residence within the Wayzata School District 284 boundaries as of April 1 OR if the player does not live within the boundaries the player must be open enrolled (registered) to a Wayzata School District 284 public school as of April 1.  Players who have made a travel or tournament team but move out of the district 284 boundaries before April 1 OR players who qualify to play via open enrollment but are no longer attending a Wayzata public school on April 1 will be removed from the team.

2023 Season Birthdate Cutoff

The birthdate cutoff is April 30. The age level for which a player is eligible is the player’s age on April 30.  A player can play up only to play with his school grade, and not because he or his parents believe he needs to be “at a more competitive level.”  The Travel Director should be notified of a player wishing to play up with his grade.  A player cannot play down (i.e., play on a team younger than his/her age level) for any reason, per rules of the governing organizations.

A copy of the child’s birth certificate should be supplied to the head coach at the first parent/coach pre-season meeting. It should be noted that players who have not completed the third grade by the end of the school year will not be eligible for the 9U program.

• 9U - 5/1/2013 through 4/30/2014 or completing 3rd grade
• 10U - 5/1/2012 through 4/30/2013 or completing 4th grade
• 11U - 5/1/2011 through 4/30/2012 or completing 5th grade
• 12U - 5/1/2010 through 4/30/2011 or completing 6th grade
• 13U - 5/1/2009 through 4/30/2010 or completing 7th grade
• 14U - 5/1/2008 through 4/30/2009 or completing 8th grade
• 15U - 5/1/2007 through 4/30/2008 or completing 9th grade.

A player who has the option of playing up with his grade can only be evaluated for the age level he has signed up for (e.g., cannot tryout for the 10u team if opted to evaluate with 11u at his grade level). 

Players in the PWYBA travel program are not allowed to be rostered and play for any other team or association from May 1 through the last game of the travel season, except for any player participating on a high school team.  Any player found to be rostered on another team will be removed from the PWYBA team.  Those rostered on a spring team prior to the start to the travel season will need to complete that spring season prior to playing in any games for their PWYBA travel team.

Registration Fees

The initial registration and travel fee covers the team’s expenses for participation in league games, umpires, equipment, uniforms, and association administration and support. 

The initial registration and evaluation fee are collected at time of registration. The evaluation fee is non-refundable. 

If a player makes a travel team, the travel fee will be collected at uniform handout.   

A player who makes a travel team and decides not to participate on that team will not be given a refund and will be ineligible to participate in the travel program in the next year.  This includes the senior travel programs. 

Additional Fees

If a team qualifies for and receives bids to a state tournament, the association will pay the entry fee for one state tournament.  All other entry fees for state tournaments will be at the teams expense. 

Teams will also be responsible for any gate fees due to the host association for any tournaments that have this charge.

There will be a parents’ meeting conducted by the head coach to review all appropriate fees. Once a player has been placed on a team, there will be no refunds except for players who suffer a long-term injury or illness. All refund requests will be prorated by the number of games played and must be approved by the Travel Director. 

Bat Standards

Travel baseball teams with the PWYBA play games under the governing rules of MYAS and MBL/MBT.

The most current bat standards are posted on the MYAS and MBL/MBT websites.   

It should be noted that some of the standards set by each organization may be different. Your player will likely be playing tournaments and/or league play in each of the organizations. We recommend you review both sets of standards and purchase a bat that would be eligible for use in both MYAS and MBL/MBT.  The standards are set by MYAS and MBL/MBT and are subject to change.

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2023-24 travel baseball tryouts, want to try out for a travel baseball team.

7U (mostly 1st grade):

Sun 7/9 (Perry 3) 6:00 - 8:00

Tue 7/18 (Perry 3) 6:00 - 8:00

Sun 7/23 (Perry 3) 3:30 - 5:30

8U (mostly 2nd grade):

Sun 7/9 (Perry 3) 3:30 - 5:30

Mon 7/17 (Perry 3) 6:00 - 8:00

Sun 7/23 (Perry 3) 6:00 - 8:00

9U (mostly 3rd grade):

Sun 7/9 (Perry 1) 6:00 - 8:00

Mon 7/17 (Perry 2) 6:00 - 8:00

Thu 7/20 (Perry 3) 6:00 - 8:00

10U (mostly 4th grade):

Sun 7/9 (Perry 1) 3:30 - 5:30

Thu 7/13 (Perry 3) 6:00 - 8:00

Wed 7/19 (Perry 2) 6:00 - 8:00

11U (mostly 5th grade):

Mon 7/10 (Perry 3) 6:00 - 8:00

Sun 7/16 (Perry 3) 6:00 - 8:00

Wed 7/19 (Perry 3) 6:00 - 8:00 Makeup date only

12U (mostly 6th grade):

Sun 7/9 (Perry 2) 6:00 - 8:00

Wed 7/12 (Perry 3) 6:00 - 8:00

Tue 7/18 (Perry 3) 6:00 - 8:00 Makeup date only

13U (mostly 7th grade)

Thu 7/6 (Snouffer 1) 6:00 - 8:00

Wed 7/12 (Snouffer 1) 6:00 - 8:00

Sun 7/16 (Perry 2) 6:00 - 8:00 Makeup date only

14U (mostly 8th grade)

Mon 7/10 (TWHS) 6:00 - 8:00

Thu 7/13 (TWHS) 6:00 - 8:00

Mon 7/17 (TWHS) 6:00 - 8:00 Makeup date only

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Stow Youth Baseball Travel Tryouts for 2024

2023 Travel teams enjoyed tremendous success in 2023 with multiple tournament wins and runner-ups in quality tournaments in many age groups as well as SSBL division titles.  

Below are the dates and times for tryouts for Stow Travel teams.  Players should come no earlier than 30 minutes prior to the tryout time, players should be warmed up by the posted time.   Pre-register and fill out the waiver at the link below.  If you do not pre-register we will try and accommodate you.  No tryouts will be held without at least three open roster spots.  Parents are encouraged to watch tryouts and talk to coaches before and after tryouts but not to coach or communicate with players during the tryouts.

Please email Rick Moore (contact info below ) with questions or to arrange a private tryout only if they cannot attend one of the group tryouts..

Check back to the website  stowbaseball.org  or Facebook frequently for updates and makeup dates if inclement weather occurs.

Tryouts will be:

Saturday, July 29th @ 10a-2:30p

Wednesday, August 2nd @ 5p-8p

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11u - 12u - 6p-7p

13U-14U - 7p-8p

Sunday, Aug  6th @ 10-2:30p

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The objectives of the Bulldogs are to teach positive values to the players, with a great deal of emphasis on discipline, hustle, attitude, and teamwork. We achieve this while accelerating player development and increase their exposure to next level opportunities by providing first-rate coaching, strong competition and a dedication for success. The managers and coaches of the Bulldogs strive to bring professionalism, integrity and structure to all the players within the organization.

Our travel teams are designed for serious young players ages 9-14 who plan on attending and playing baseball at Stow-Munroe Falls High School. Our teams are also for players looking to improve their skills, learn the game, and display their talent throughout the state. We are looking for players and families that view summer baseball as a top priority and want to go play ball at the next level. 

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