How does a left-coaster go about this?

justbaseball10,000+ posts

D2/D3/NAIA baseball isn't as big a deal on the West Coast as it obviously is back East...especially Northeast. Sure, we have some quality programs in SoCal and a couple up here in NorCal...but nothing like the Northeast.

So if a kid out here figured out he was probably a D3 guy and really wanted a top flight education and wanted to be considered by the NE schools, how does he go about getting on their radar screen?

Does he need to fly back East for some showcases specifically for those types of schools? Obviously he's gotta write some letters. But do they really take very many left-coasters?

11/25/066:00 PM

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