Local Collegiate Wood bat leagues.

I'm in North Carolina and other than the Coastal Plain League, the only other one I have any knowledge of is the Carolina Virginia Collegiate League.  They appear to rely on local talent and most teams also have incoming freshmen on the rosters.

  http://www.cvscl.com.

Maryland Collegiate Baseball League
http://www.htosports.com/teams...ckeye&s=baseball
MCBL has been around a long time. There are usually about 10 teams, mostly around metro Baltimore. Mostly D3 and juco, but also D1 and D2. A few rising D1 freshmen.

In North Carolina (Charlotte area) there is the Southern Collegiate Baseball league https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...iate_Baseball_League

In the Richmond, Virginia area is the Piedmont Collegiate Baseball League:

http://events.r20.constantcont...cb&llr=ffmefwcab

In Northern California there is the  Golden State Collegiate Baseball League — which is made up of teams from Northern Calif. and Oregon.  Good mix of Juco/NAIA/D3/D2/D1 players.  Each team might have 3 rising freshman on the roster.    http://www.goldenstatecollegia...egiatebaseballleague

We also have the California Collegiate League — which is highly competitive.  http://calsummerball.com

One of the teams in this league is called the PuffCaps — which is made up of all rising freshman that are attending D1 programs.  http://pufcaps.com/roster

Thanks all MAM, the pufscaps have quiteba rister.

http://www.acbl-online.com/

Atlantic College Baseball League...looks like a good mix of Tri-State (NY, NJ, PA) D1 through D3....some Juco in there as well.

Here is a league in the Cleveland area. It is a division of the Diamond league. They are tied to the NABF.

http://www.diamondleague.org/s...407?subseason=324097

They play 22 league games. May olay games outside oflegue play. Mostly D3 followed by D2. Some D1 sprinkled in.

Great thread for resources. My son played in the Cal Collegiate league one year and wanted to work as a summer intern so he found this local Ventura County Sunday only league run by former Dodger Jim Colborn. It is mostly JC players, a few HS standouts, and a few college kids. 

https://www.leaguelineup.com/welcome.asp?url=vcjcbl

He worked out and did a Wolforth (Driveline) heavy/light ball work out and lifting and pitched one day a week. He video taped his pitching and sent a link to his college pitching coach and they discussed things to work on the next week. If was a perfect blend of work/baseball balance and his summer job resulted in him getting into a fully funded Masters program at UT. 

Here is a link to collegiate news list. It has all the usual suspects plus some I have never seen before. 

http://baseballnews.com/summer-collegiate-leagues/

Cornbelt http://www.cornbeltleague.com/

Cotton states - http://www.cottonstatesleague.com/

Quite a few others.

Here are a few in the Northern Illinois area. These are mostly local guys from all divisions who come back to play around home.

Midwest Collegiate League - http://www.midwestcollegiateleague.com/league/about/

Chicago Suburban Baseball League - http://www.hometeamsonline.com...=CSBL&s=baseball

Metropolitan Collegiate Summer Baseball League of Illinois - http://www.metrocollegebasebal...EBALL&s=baseball

The CSBL teams can advance to the NABF World Series.

Thanks for posting this Bishop!  Just when I get the boy off to college and think I've figured out how to be a knowledgeable baseball parent, he goes and gets placed in the Great Lakes next summer.  So here I am, back on HSBBW researching collegiate wood bat leagues.  So much to learn....again...

Son played in the great lakes league, for the Settlers. Won a Championship. Good league.

My son is playing in Great Lakes this year….  

While not exclusively a collegiate league, it is still a viable league for players. It is a Sunday only league, so players could intern, work a job, or work out and get stronger and faster.

The industrial baseball league.

http://www.iblnova.com/iblhistory

Heres another one thatnwas found in another thread. The thread was about the virginia beach league. Reading about that one, i found reference for the interstate collegiate baseball league.

They play 30 games and the operators seem well connected with other leagues. 

http://interstatecbl.com/Page....rg=INTERSTATECBL.COM

Looks like the guy Who runs the Mohawks in the PGCBL is expanding. Looks like there are several teams under his umbrella. HE seems to own SUMMERCOLLEGIATEBASEBALL.COM

Whois info 

https://www.godaddy.com/whois/...8U-2wor_L3A_xRlz7cf8

http://summercollegiatebaseball.com/

There are four leagues, three with websites. 

Another good league to play in the summer is the Carolina-Virginia collegiate league. Good local league with great talent.  I believe there are open spots available and they may even be looking to expand and looking for teams.  My son will be playing there this summer.

http://www.cvscl.com/teams/?u=CVCL&s=baseball

I am not sure where the Prospect League fits in the grand scheme of summer ball, but it is the local league to me with teams in: Danville, IL; Hannibal, MO; Lafayette, IN ; Quincy, IL ; Springfield, IL; Terre Haute, IN; Butler, PA ; Springfield, OH; Chillicothe, OH; Kokomo, IN;  and Beckley, WV 

The Flush posted:

I am not sure where the Prospect League fits in the grand scheme of summer ball, but it is the local league to me with teams in: Danville, IL; Hannibal, MO; Lafayette, IN ; Quincy, IL ; Springfield, IL; Terre Haute, IN; Butler, PA ; Springfield, OH; Chillicothe, OH; Kokomo, IN;  and Beckley, WV 

Thanks for posting. Not sure I would consider the Prospect local. I know few college age baseball players who are not aware of it and would not Die to play in it. I would rate it somewhere above the great lakes league but less than the the likes of Cape Cod and the Northwoods. Much closer to former than the later. 

However not every player will get the option to play in any of those leagues.