Summer Leagues

Hi, Nick.

Don't miss the opportunity to discuss your summer prospects with your coaches at West Chester, as college coaches are usually quite tied into the summer league network. Also, keep in mind that many summer team rosters undergo a material amount of change as the college season is winding down (due to academic and health issues, mostly); so, there's still time to secure a spot (even if it's tentative, dependent on a vacancy coming open).

Best of luck to you in every respect!

My son plays not far from you, in Philly, and played in two east coast, wooden bat leagues. It is possible to contact these teams directly from the info on the league web sites, BUT!!! college coaches are the standard gateway to these summer teams.
Specifically, college coaches place their players on these teams expecting a real (playing time) committment from the summer league coaches.
Bottom Line: If a team is in the hunt at the end, the best players will always play, but if you talk your way onto one of these teams, without your coach's support, you will likely see more bench and less dirt during the first 2/3rds of the season.

good luck,