Savannah,
Thanks for asking. I posted this
Baseball Story about son's pitching beginnings.

He started playing Little League T-Ball in kindergarten, and started pitching at age 8. Started traveling baseball at 13 yrs old. Started attending a few holiday/summer instructional camps at local colleges about 13-14. Started first non-Dad pitching lessons at 12-13. First showcase was a local one the summer after freshman year. First national showcase was the PG Underclassmen during the winter of Sophomore year. No, we have not switched high schools for sports, but he goes to a parochial prep school that is strong in both academics and sports. Not much else to tell. He was fortunate to get the best of the "size" gene pool and acquired a love of baseball at a very early age. He always had a parent involved during LL, so arm health was made a priority from the beginning. He has just worked very hard at an early age, choosing to miss out on normal summer activities to play baseball. We regularly had discussion as to whether he was still "having fun" and wanted to continue at such a "serious pace" or stop. It has always been his decision to keep working hard. Hope this was helpful.
