If we did it all again, I would have advised my son to play fewer games and attend more college camps. His tournament team travelled wide and far, playing in top events, but if you happen to play well at an odd time (or on an odd feild), when nobody sees you, you've waisted good at bats, diving catches and plenty of money. No event helped my son more than Headfirst. Everything changed after that event. We couldn't keep up with the mail. However, to benefit from Headfirst you need to know that you fit academically with many of the schools and you MUST contact coaches before the event, and then walk right up to them at the showcase to introduce yourself. That showcase is as a test of social skills as well as baseball skills. At college camps you can form a relationship with several coaches over a period of time that is not available during a tournament.