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justbaseball10,000+ posts

It does look very generic. But then again, sometimes these camps are how players are identified. Our sons did go to camps for schools they were highly interested in and targeting and in some cases they generated more interest and even offers.

You can know its real if there is a personal message directed specifically at your son. An example might be, "Joe - we saw you at X-event and are very interested in seeing you more - if you can attend our camp it will give us just that opportunity - please call us at <phone> to discuss this."

Note the 'we saw you' phrase alone is only a half personal message. Something more like 'give us a call' or 'please stay around after the camp so we can show you around' is a solid interest message.

10/27/1612:13 PM

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