Updates

Baseball U for the 12 straight year attended the Perfect Game WWBA World Championship. Only two New Jersey teams can claim this honor.

Baseball U brought a team of 20 players down to the largest scouted event in amatuer baseball composed of 16 commits which was made up

of 16 2020 Grads, 3 2021 Grads and 1 2022 Grad.

Baseball U allowed only 5 runs in bracket play while scoring the most runs in bracket with 15.

During the playoff run the team entered the 32 team playoff field (93 Invite Only Field) facing Team Northeast a team composed of some of

the best players organized from various northeast teams who did not have a bid to Jupiter. Baseball U took the lead early and did not look

back with a 6-2 win.

In the Sweet 16 round Baseball U again would face an opponent who they lost to in bracket play 4-3 in the Dirtbags. In the Sweet 16 game Baseball

U and the Dirtbags showed some some great pitching and defensive plays. Baseball U hurt themselves in the 5th inning with back to back infield

throwing errors allowing 1 run to score. In the 6th inning Baseball U had runners on the corners with 1 out when a flyball to right field set up a

tagup play where a controversial call had the tagging runner from 3rd base called out at home ending the inning. Baseball U did not push a run

across in the game after threatening several times event with a ball that was hit to the fence for a possible HR that fell inches short falling 1-0 to

the Dirtbags who went on to play in the Championship game.

The team was built on pitching, speed and defense. There were many bright spots for the group both offensively and defensively.

On the offensive end the team placed 6 players on the All Tournament Team Hitters

Ethan Anderson   .462

David Coppedge  .357

Ryan Lasko   .500

Lorenzo Repack  .600

Carter Trice  .308

TJ Williams  .357

On the mound Baseball U also placed 6 Pitchers on the All Tournament Team Pitchers

Brett Allen  0.00ERA

Nick Hammer 0.00ERA

Alex Hunt 2.10ERA

Alex LaRou 0.00ERA

Gene McGough 0.00ERA

Patrich Reilly 1.10ERA

The Baseball U Pitching Staff averaged 90.5MPH on the mound with their 7 pitchers.

Baseball U's Patrick Reilly tied for the third highest velocity at the event while hitting 96MPH.

Other players topping the 90MPH mark were

Gene McGough - 92MPH

Alex Hunt - 91MPH

Drue Hackenberg - 90MPH

Alex LaRou - 90MPH

Baseball U will be holding tryouts on November 2nd at the Jersey Shore location for the 2020 Season.

Baseball U is always looking for hard working players who are either committed or not committed that want

to gain more exposure and further their skills by competing in some of the best events in the country.

Click Here for those players looking to become part of the #UFam

If you are a player in the Richmond Virginia area we suggest you look into the Virginia Cardinals and if you

are in the Virginia Beach area we suggest looking into the Tidewater Orioles. Both organizations are part of

our Jupiter Alliance.