Stats

Stats are of little value. It's better to send a brief outline of your strengths and weaknesses. And let him know what your doing to eliminate the weaknesses.

Richie ... Where are you playing your summer ball? You're my son's age. We live in PA. I'll explain some of the possible avenues to success in PA. PM me if you don't want to disclose information publicly.

It looks like your stats may be Babe Ruth stats. They're irrelevant. It's not high school or equivilant ball. Even so, Ozone it correct. It's more about tools and being seen demonstrating your tools.

Stats mean nothing to a college coach---they want to see you in action and keep in mind an 0 for 4 day can look better that a 4 for 4 day--

Unless a college recruiter is very familiar with your hs division, stats are meaningless. Good stats in a strong division are more impressive than good stats in a weak league. Several players left my son's large hs when they couldn't make the team to go to a small church-affiliated hs. They threw no-hitters and hit home runs....and didn't play beyond hs.

The recruiter doesn't know who is keeping the stats and how knowledgeable they might be.

Stats like those on a respected travel team with a coach the recruiters could talk with, however, could be of great help.

I would encourage you to have a private chat with RJM and get the local information. Networking can be of immeasurable help.