any information about the prgram at brockport
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pitcher21......
Welcome to the High School Baseball Web!!!!!
First thing you do is go to the SUNY Brockport website. Checkout their stats, etc. Secondly, you go to the SUNYAC website, www.sunyac.com
There is another website you can go to which is www.D3baseball.com At this site you can a variety of information about Division III baseball. It's a site similar to the HS Web your on, only geared toward Division III baseball. Duh, obviously right??? Anyway if you look into the New York Region topic, there is a tremendous amount of information about this great sport and the other conferences within New York, including my sons conference, the Liberty League. Not as well known or a strong as the SUNYAC, but none the less, competitive. My sons school, The University of Rochester, plays a none conference game against Brockport every year.
Now, once you get to the D3 website, look-up a gentlemen that has the name "Bob Maxwell" as a poster on that site. His son is on Brockports team. Bob can give you any amount of information that you may need. He's a great guy. Last season whenthe two teams were playing, he was a t the game and I was stuck here in Chicago, Bob was gracious enough to keep in touch with me via cell phone to give me an inning-by-inning account of how the game was progressing. Unfortunately UR lost to Brockport.
By the way, how are your grades???? Not to get to personal but Rochester could use some more pitching!!!
Welcome to the High School Baseball Web!!!!!
First thing you do is go to the SUNY Brockport website. Checkout their stats, etc. Secondly, you go to the SUNYAC website, www.sunyac.com
There is another website you can go to which is www.D3baseball.com At this site you can a variety of information about Division III baseball. It's a site similar to the HS Web your on, only geared toward Division III baseball. Duh, obviously right??? Anyway if you look into the New York Region topic, there is a tremendous amount of information about this great sport and the other conferences within New York, including my sons conference, the Liberty League. Not as well known or a strong as the SUNYAC, but none the less, competitive. My sons school, The University of Rochester, plays a none conference game against Brockport every year.
Now, once you get to the D3 website, look-up a gentlemen that has the name "Bob Maxwell" as a poster on that site. His son is on Brockports team. Bob can give you any amount of information that you may need. He's a great guy. Last season whenthe two teams were playing, he was a t the game and I was stuck here in Chicago, Bob was gracious enough to keep in touch with me via cell phone to give me an inning-by-inning account of how the game was progressing. Unfortunately UR lost to Brockport.
By the way, how are your grades???? Not to get to personal but Rochester could use some more pitching!!!
thanks, i have 1180 sat 3.4 gpa, i know the maxwells well
Their new Head Coach, Justin Beach has been there as an assistant
pitcher21....
Mr. Maxwell's a great guy, especially since we have really never met face-to-face! Well, since you know them so well, I guess your decision is made a little easier. However, I hope you consider the University of Rochester. Selfishly speaking, we could use more pitching!!!
Coach Reina is a great guy and really impressed our son when he was looking for a school that had great academics, and a place where he could play baseball. The gentlemen that 'posted' after me and before me knows coach Reina, TRhit. My son participated in one of his College Select showcases, and that is how my son came to know Rochester. Coach Reina saw he there and sent an invitation to come and see the university. Last season as a freshman, my son was the starting centerfielder and lead-off hitter. He had a very good season and made many, many friends on the team. A really close, great bunch of guys that really played well together.
BoomerIL
Mr. Maxwell's a great guy, especially since we have really never met face-to-face! Well, since you know them so well, I guess your decision is made a little easier. However, I hope you consider the University of Rochester. Selfishly speaking, we could use more pitching!!!
Coach Reina is a great guy and really impressed our son when he was looking for a school that had great academics, and a place where he could play baseball. The gentlemen that 'posted' after me and before me knows coach Reina, TRhit. My son participated in one of his College Select showcases, and that is how my son came to know Rochester. Coach Reina saw he there and sent an invitation to come and see the university. Last season as a freshman, my son was the starting centerfielder and lead-off hitter. He had a very good season and made many, many friends on the team. A really close, great bunch of guys that really played well together.
BoomerIL
about the showcases you were talking about boomer do you know if any of those are coming up soon and how are the pitchers at u of rochester
pither21....
TRhit, Mr Tom Rizzi, has showcases in July and August each year. The only other suggestions would be to contact Perfect Game to see what indoor events they may have scheduled over the winter and spring. Mr Rizzi's showcase can be found under www.collegeselect.org and Perfect Game is www.perfectgame.com
Don't hesitate to utilize the other features asscoiated with the High School website. There should be other links to other events.
Pitching at Rochester is good, with two other pitchers stepping up this coming season. We have several good middle type guys and a very good setup/closer guy that is a senior this year. The pitching has been good, but could definitely be better. If, as with any other team, IF, we had one, maybe two more quality starter types, and along with our defense, we would be in tournament contention. We are close, its just that our hitting has been suspect (spotty) at times. We need to be more consistent. Some people would aruge with me about how I feel about UR's team, and yes I am partial, however these guys have played some of the best, Emory, Washington U., Brockport, Ithaca, RPI, St.John Fisher, and are just a few hits/runs away from having a better record.
Yeah, I'm on the Rochester bandwagon and have a son that plays there, but you can tell that with just a few tweaks they really could be considered a really serious national contender. They're not far away!!!
TRhit, Mr Tom Rizzi, has showcases in July and August each year. The only other suggestions would be to contact Perfect Game to see what indoor events they may have scheduled over the winter and spring. Mr Rizzi's showcase can be found under www.collegeselect.org and Perfect Game is www.perfectgame.com
Don't hesitate to utilize the other features asscoiated with the High School website. There should be other links to other events.
Pitching at Rochester is good, with two other pitchers stepping up this coming season. We have several good middle type guys and a very good setup/closer guy that is a senior this year. The pitching has been good, but could definitely be better. If, as with any other team, IF, we had one, maybe two more quality starter types, and along with our defense, we would be in tournament contention. We are close, its just that our hitting has been suspect (spotty) at times. We need to be more consistent. Some people would aruge with me about how I feel about UR's team, and yes I am partial, however these guys have played some of the best, Emory, Washington U., Brockport, Ithaca, RPI, St.John Fisher, and are just a few hits/runs away from having a better record.
Yeah, I'm on the Rochester bandwagon and have a son that plays there, but you can tell that with just a few tweaks they really could be considered a really serious national contender. They're not far away!!!
Not trying to spam or anything but you could also check out www.eteamz.com for listings or tournaments and showcases in local areas. I've used it quite alot and still nothing in my area 
