College Baseball Recruiting: What You Need to Reach the Next Level

ISBN-13: 9781479294695 / Angielski / Miękka / 2013 / 204 str.

John W. Lawrence

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College Baseball Recruiting provides the high school baseball player and his parents with valuable information on college recruiting, scholarships, letters of intent, eligibility (initial and continuing), amateurism, transfers and much more. College Baseball Recruiting explains clearly the rules that apply if you play college baseball for a school that competes in the NCAA (distinguishing D1, D2 and D3) or in the NAIA, or at a junior college competing in the NJCAA. Also addressed are the unique rules for junior colleges located in California and competing in the CCCAA or located in Oregon and Washington and competing in the NWCAA. No other single publication and no single website contain all this information in an easy to read, understand and apply format. Here you will find over three dozen tables and figures that clearly summarize the complex rules of college baseball recruiting. Flow charts walk players and parents through the arcane world of transfers. Success plans are provided for each year in high school. Issues involving letters of intent and limitations on scholarships are simplified. Initial eligibility standards and continuing eligibility requirements are tabulated to allow for comparisons between the different conferences. Learn exactly what substances, including dietary and nutritional supplements, have been banned and where to find even more information. Over 60 specific questions are posed, reflecting real-life concerns voiced by high school baseball players, and answers are provided in easy to understand and apply language. College Baseball Recruiting is the best single source of information for high school baseball players (and their parents) interested in playing baseball in college and provides what you need to reach the next level.

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