Club baseball at the college level is serious and competitive.

2 Feb 2024 · 1 min
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Alex Swenson (speaker/uploader) presents a short YouTube message encouraging high-school seniors to consider college club baseball as a competitive, organized way to continue playing after high school. He states that about 93% of high-school baseball players do not advance to varsity collegiate levels (D1/D2/D3), notes club baseball has schedules, divisions, regionals and an annual national champion, and cites Penn State as the 2017 national club baseball champion.

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