Reply to "Any 2022s out there reclassifying?"

wildcat5,000+ posts

It happens all the time in New England, maybe because we have so many prep/boarding schools here. Also, they don't lose any eligibility upon transferring and reclassing. The New England baseball recruiting scene also tends to focus on prospects coming from the prep leagues first and foremost, then regular high schoolers, so it does create a little bit of (self-inflicted) pressure to consider reclassing and going to prep by junior year. My '22 has been contacted by multiple schools with opportunities to reclass, but he was ready to keep moving forward in school and play the cards he was dealt.

10/27/202:10 PM

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