Youth baseball coaches, this one is for an older player you’ve coached or someone in your program’s high school network. Scott Losche, head baseball coach at The City College of New York, is looking for a Class of 2027 high school graduate who plays first base and can hit. If one of your former players fits, send this to the player’s family or current coach. CCNY is a public CUNY college in Manhattan. The Beavers play NCAA Division III baseball in the CUNY Athletic Conference. Coach Losche is a two-time CUNYAC Coach of the Year, a two-time Division III independent national Coach of the Year, and a member of the Baruch College Athletics Hall of Fame. Interested players: Start with the official CCNY baseball recruiting form. If you email Coach Losche at slosche@ccny.cuny.edu, put “2027 First Baseman” in the subject and include your high school, travel team if applicable, and a short link to game at-bats and first-base defense. Keep player contact information and academic records out of the comments. CCNY Baseball · Coach Losche’s bio · CCNY academic programs — Coach JT

Hey everyone, take a look at this new website I have created. I have attached a PDF explaining it with links to try it out. Scout the game is a platform that will create scouting reports for you on the upcoming opponents or even on your own team. Almost every team uses some sort of score keeping app, this will take info from that app and create the info you need. http://scout-the-game.com/ Try it out first with this demo https://scoutingdemo.netlify.app/

Coach JT here. Whether you coach baseball or softball, your experience and questions belong in this community. Let's get you connected and help you find something useful for your next practice. 1. Introduce yourself below - Sport and age group: - Coaching role: - City/state or country: - Biggest coaching challenge right now: - What you've already tried: Already part of the Pack? Share an update about your current team or challenge. 2. Open Start Here: Your First 10 Minutes in the Classroom The guide points you toward resources for practice planning, team culture, parent conversations, hitting confidence, and recruiting. 3. Join a conversation Reply to another coach or post a specific question in Ask a Coach: Q&A. Include your sport, age group, situation, and what you've tried so others can give useful answers. 4. Try one idea - and tell us what happened Your field experience helps the next coach. Share what worked, what didn't, and what you changed. Check the Calendar for upcoming live sessions. Start with one connection and one useful idea. Let's build from there. - Coach JT Pack Baseball & Softball Academy