Summer 2019 Schedules
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17u
May 25th Mandatory Camp Day June 1-2 College Invitational Workout/Exhibition June 7-9 Clemson Metal Bat Championship June 13-16 Firecracker Invitational @ Coastal Carolina Univ. June 19 Exhibition at USC Off or June 21-23 Charleston Colleges Championships June 28-July 5 Perfect Game National Championship (Braves hosts Phi Jul 2-4 7:20pm) July 12-14 USC Tournament July 20 College Invitational workout July 25-28 End of Summer Championship - South |
16u
May 25th Mandatory Camp Day June 1-2 College Invitational Workout/Exhibition June 7-9 Clemson Metal Bat Championship June 13-16 Firecracker Invitational @ Coastal Carolina Univ. June 28-30 USC July 5-12 Perfect Game National Championship July 20 College Invitational workout July 25-28 End of Summer Championship - Charleston Colleges/Shipyard Park |
15u
May 25th Mandatory Camp Day June 1-2 College Invitational Workout/Exhibition June 7-9 Clemson Metal Bat Championship Practice June 21-23 Charleston Colleges Championships June 28-30 USC Practice July 12-14 USC Tourney July 20 College Invitational workout July 25-28 End of Summer Championship - Charleston Colleges/Shipyard Park |
**Subject to change!**
Note:
As a general rule players should take August off from competing in games/showcases due to this being a time to get back to school, as colleges/recruiters are doing the same. We will offer professional level development for those who plan to train during the off-season, including arm care/throwing velocity, hitting, exit(batted ball) velocity, and running speed. September is for our fall scout team and that is strict invite only since they compete against colleges. Unless there are special circumstances (such as a personal invite from a current COLLEGE COACH or PRO SCOUT) players should not be playing in to October, November, or December as this is the most beneficial and practical time to develop and improve as a player before high school practice begins again. This is the window of time where players can fully focus on improving their game.
As a general rule players should take August off from competing in games/showcases due to this being a time to get back to school, as colleges/recruiters are doing the same. We will offer professional level development for those who plan to train during the off-season, including arm care/throwing velocity, hitting, exit(batted ball) velocity, and running speed. September is for our fall scout team and that is strict invite only since they compete against colleges. Unless there are special circumstances (such as a personal invite from a current COLLEGE COACH or PRO SCOUT) players should not be playing in to October, November, or December as this is the most beneficial and practical time to develop and improve as a player before high school practice begins again. This is the window of time where players can fully focus on improving their game.