hi my name is Jason Pearce i am a 6'7 a 175lbs sophmore from sachse, texas. I throw in the mid to high 80's and plan to go to college any information or tips for me
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Jason,
Texas is one of the most highly scouted states in the USA.
Work hard and be sure to get on a travel team for the summer.
You should gain some weight naturally as you grow and mature.
Mid to high 80's is already good enough with your projectibility.
Stay on your school stuff, too, so that college is an option when the scouts start talking with you.
Texas is one of the most highly scouted states in the USA.
Work hard and be sure to get on a travel team for the summer.
You should gain some weight naturally as you grow and mature.
Mid to high 80's is already good enough with your projectibility.
Stay on your school stuff, too, so that college is an option when the scouts start talking with you.
Jason,
Just keep doing what you've been doing. One thing though is you might want to keep us (PG) updated because we still have you listed as 6'5". You can email any corrections or updates to yasutake@perfectgame.org
Hope to see you this summer somewhere.
Best of luck
Just keep doing what you've been doing. One thing though is you might want to keep us (PG) updated because we still have you listed as 6'5". You can email any corrections or updates to yasutake@perfectgame.org
Hope to see you this summer somewhere.
Best of luck
If you plan to go to college then never forget the most important aspect of your high school career. Your grades. Study hard and take every class seriously. This can oftentimes open more doors than how fast you throw. It could very well be that the college of your dreams would not be in reach if your grades are not sufficient.
naaman15,
Have you looked on this site under Recruiting Tips? There is a whole section devoted to recruiting... also, follow the Time Line...and read all the related articles. Grades are pretty important! Talk all the pre-ap or ap classes you can handle (and do well in), as those are more "college prep" than regulars.
Are you playing summer ball at the highest level you are capable of? And, if possible, go to a PG event or 2.
Have you looked on this site under Recruiting Tips? There is a whole section devoted to recruiting... also, follow the Time Line...and read all the related articles. Grades are pretty important! Talk all the pre-ap or ap classes you can handle (and do well in), as those are more "college prep" than regulars.
Are you playing summer ball at the highest level you are capable of? And, if possible, go to a PG event or 2.