Can anybody shed some light on the current competitiveness and exposure potential for the kids playing in the Jayhawk League?
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Son played this summer as a freshman..pretty competitive league. Two of the teams were pretty weak, although still some good pitching from them. Sons team carried 19 pitchers, they play almost every night. Pretty good bet you will see 90 plus from somebody every night. I only attended four games over the summer and didn't notice any scouts. Which doesn't mean anything, son has recieved interest from Texas Tech, Sac State and Baylor after the summer was over(JUCO Sophmore) but he didn't talk to them at any games. They send teams to the NBC World Series at the end of the summer. A Jayhawk team won that this year.( the Jaynawk team finished runner up)