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Buckeye 201510,000+ posts

There are a few collegiate leagues that allow rising freshmen....but I only know one kid my son's age who played in one...and he was in Alaska. His family spent quite a bit of time up there, so I think it was more of a "vacation" than him playing baseball.

My son played on an 18U team.....fewer games than he had played the years prior....just Friday-Sunday vs Wednesday-Sunday (or more).....and all were within a couple hours from home. He was pretty sure he was going to be a PO in college, but wanted to play one more summer of SS or he would likely have just played Legion so he could get some innings in and not give up all his weekends.

2/21/171:06 PM

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