Junior Colleges in Florida?

go to http://www.njcaa.org and click on the schools link, i think you can search by state

Brice

Chris

Here is the link to the juco's listed by state on this site.

http://www.hsbaseballweb.com/njcaa_addresses.htm

I use this one also, but it doesn't have just baseball schools.

http://www.utexas.edu/world/comcol/state/

Good Luck and work hard.

Lori

Chris, are you looking particularly for baseball or to get your AA down here in the sunshine?

Check with your advisor at school for application particulars, or write the JuCos that seem of interest. (Most of their websites will have a Contact Us link you can use to ask for an application/information packet.)

If it's for baseball in particular:

My son's JuCo has several players from the Northeast, placed there by scouts. If scouts have been talking to you, go to them for assistance. If not, you could write (or call) the coaches at the JuCo's on the links telling them about yourself, your grades, your position, and giving them names and numbers of your coaches for references. If you call, have all that info at hand.

With some prior contact, you could come down here over the Spring break or summer and try out for the coaches --- that's very common.

I might also suggest posting on the Florida board to ask for information about particular schools, there are a lot of people on the board with FL JuCo experience.

Best of luck, and feel free to PT me if you have questions you'd rather not publish to the whole site. (Click on my name, then click Invite Orlando To A Private Topic)

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Good luck!

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Chris,

Feel free to email me your info and I will try to pass it on to some of the junior college coaches here in Florida.

Include your contact info, any possible baseball info on yourself (position, scouts who have seen you) and academic info.

My email is RobPincus@aol.com

Bob Pincus
Head Coach
Central Florida Renegades
www.eteamz.com/centralfloridarenegades
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Thankyou to all of you who sent me the information on JUCO's and thanks Florida Baseball Guy, I will send you my information within the next day.

Thanks,
Chris Ragis

Pensacola Junior College is a good school and has a good baseball program. I am a Freshman at a D-I school, but a guy i went to high school with, who has a very good chance of being drafted, went there because he was hoping to get drafted out of there. Look in to that one it might be what you want

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My son is a senior at Maine South H. S. in Park Ridge, Ill. He's told me of a JC called Lake City. Has anybody heard of this school, if so please give me ur opinion/ concerns. He is currently 6'-5" and still growin. RHP, clocked at 91. just an FYI. any replys appreciated

my advice

pardon my spelling....but oscalossa walton and seminole junior college north of orlando in sanford...if coach p is still there hell take care of you...good coach knows his game...top notch program. oscalossa walton produced a lot of d1 players great facilities...good luck

southpaw...

my advice is for him to stay close to home....great jc in illinois...check out lincoln trail in robinson or onley central...great programs...great coaches...good luck...any other questions just reply