The National Team program is for Tiger members only. It's an opportunity for Tigers across the country to compete in highly anticipated national events.
We will be fielding two teams in the event. Tiger players in the 2024 and 2025 class can apply.
Playing time will be distributed equally with each roster consisting of 11 position players and pitcher only's.
After completing the application process, the National Team selection committee reviews applications the week of April 24th. Tiger players who are registered and are on a team roster can apply.
There will be a lot of playing time with a larger guarantee of games. This is a wood bat event.
Fields being utlize include Miami, Wright State, Xavier, Dayton, and Northern Kentucky. Minor League ballpark Thomas More Stadium is also in the list of possible playing venues. Majority of the fields are Turf.
In years past, the Tournament of Champions has seen the top prospects across the United States with former Big Leaguers playing in the event.
Evan Pratte has an extensive background as an Assistant Coach, Director of Operations, and Recruiting Coordinator at the Division 1 level. He's coaching stints include the University of Missouri for 21 seasons, St. Louis University, and Missouri State University. He is currently the head of the National Team Program and High School Baseball Operations.
It's one of the prime locations to get recruited with many Division 1, Division 2, Division 3, and Junior Colleges in proximity of Cincinnati.
Sitting at home for the last week of the season can be a gamble. Yes, you get to rest before the school year starts, but what if this is the weekend you get on a coaches radar. It only takes one weekend to get the recruiting process started. Here are a couple of our Tigers who've played on the National Team.
Andrew was on the inagural National Team back in 2021. Since that time we've seen him commit to the University of Tennessee and gain national recognition with Perfect Game and Prep Baseball Report.
Two time National Team player, we saw Bishop in both Ft. Myers, FL and Scottsdale, AZ where he dominated ranked opponents. He is currently committed to Purdue University, but we could see him drafted this year with his impressive performance at Prep Baseball Reports Super 60 Draft Event.
A two time National Team player, we saw Jack on the inagural team in 2021 and also earlier this year in 2023. He has recently committed to Xavier University in Cincinnati, Ohio.
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