Following Up a Good Performance

POP TIME

Give me call so we can talk

Tom Rizzi
http://www.collegeselect.org
Trhit@msn.com
800-782-3672

PopTime,

This is just my opinion as someone who has made many hiring decisions in my professional life, and screened resumes as a first step to decide who to interview. I might be off-base in applying business to baseball, but from what we learned during the recruiting process, the documents your son sends to college coaches serve the same first-step function as a cover letter and resume in the business world, so he should list some of the quantifiable data that apply. High school stats may not mean much, but good stats against good competition that these coaches observed probably would. If the coaches already kept detailed enough notes to know your son's stats from that camp, this will confirm their tallies, but if they were instead making notes about body types, swing mechanics, etc., the stats should be confirmation that he hit very well against good competition. (Nice performance by your son!)

Thanks MN, I think that's a good analogy. Like I said, D1 may be a pipe dream but why not write to few and see what happens? TR, I'll call you tomorrow hopefully, right now I gotta run!