State Games

They don't post them. They sell the programs at the stadium. It's usually parents of players in a region that will post

 

They are afraid to post them as it will create an firestorm of conversation as to the selection process. The coaches are however, or at least are supposed to, notify all participants by email if they made the team or not.

 

Name 3 Things in Baseball You Rarely See!

1. A pitcher throwing a perfect game!
2. A batter hitting for the cycle!
3. A State Games Roster!

 

4. People agreeing with the roster that was chosen for any type of prestigious selected team!

 

You guys think I ask questions now? Just imagine if I had a kid involved.

Actually I did watch tryouts in 1 region. Those coaches have a tough job. No matter who they pick someone is not happy yet from what I saw, it's hard to go wrong. Lots of talented kids out there. While making the team is a great honor, not making it is not the scarlet letter either. I can name several kids that did not make State Games last year that are going to play D1 college baseball. For the kids that make it, congratulations and make the most of it. For the ones that didn't, the world doesn't stop turning. Go back to work and don't let someone else determine your destiny.

 

Amen to that. Lot of talent around these parts. Can't put them all on one team. Would be an unbelievable team, but a bit over the roster limit.

 

Please clarify

 

One Putt's point was that you can still get the very best baseball scholarships (Division 1) even if you don't make the state games team.

Of course there are players who don't make their state games teams that play DII, DIII, and JuCo ball, but that wasn't One Putt's point. His whole point was that even if you don't make the State Games team it's still possible to get a big-time Division 1 deal, and being cut from the State Games team doesn't ruin your chances of playing at your dream school in college