NVTBL created the American Travel Baseball Alliance to connect travel baseball teams, org's and leagues across the country.  You will be blown away by the ATBA website functions:

-  Map with pop-up email to every College Coach in country

-  Map with direct links to every College BB website

-  Monthly EDU Contributors from the best across the country

-  Much much more...

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By Joey Kamide.   NOVA Baseball Magazine

February 4 - Over 40 Division I recruits will suit up next month in the new D.C. Prospect League, which will lead into the abbreviated Virginia high school season set to begin in mid-April. 

The four-team league will consist of an 18-game regular season played from Feb. 28 to Apr. 5, with games held at the new Fredericksburg Nationals ballpark and South County Middle School in Lorton. Both venues feature turf playing surfaces. 

The league’s coaches will limit pitchers to 30 pitches to begin the season, with that count eventually increasing to 45.

“We are very excited to provide opportunities for high school players in both the DC Prospect League and the Spring Training Team League,” said Northern Virginia Travel Baseball League executive director Rob Hahne, one of the league’s organizers. “Baseball in March will be so important for all of these players both mentally and physically.”

The DCPL will give Major League Baseball scouts an opportunity to check in on potential pro prospects such as Madison senior two-way standout James Triantos, a North Carolina recruit who saw his draft stock rise after an impressive showing at October’s Perfect Game WWBA World Championship in Jupiter, FL. Other seniors such as Marshall righty Kyle Robinson (Texas Tech), Freedom-South Riding shortstop and pitcher Casey Cook (North Carolina) and Riverside right-hander Wyatt Shenkman (East Carolina) are also on draft radars, and a number of the league’s underclassmen - notably Bishop O’Connell right-hander Jack O’Connor (Virginia), Independence righty Bryce Dolby (Mississippi) and McLean outfielder and pitcher Griffin Stieg (Virginia Tech) - are considered potential prospects for the 2022 MLB Draft.  

The league will provide an ultra-competitive environment for some of the area’s top talent as the state’s high school programs prepare for a long-awaited return to the diamond. Both the Virginia High School League and Virginia Independent Schools Athletic Association are scheduled to begin their abbreviated seasons on Apr. 12.

The last public school contest played in Virginia was on June 14, 2019 when Lake Braddock defeated Westfield in the VHSL Class 6 state final. A handful of private school games were played last spring before the COVID-19 shutdown. 

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Our HS Spring Training League will play from March 2 - April 3.  This league will help prepare players for their upcoming HS seasons on April 12th.  We are very excited to provide this opportunity for high-level HS players throughout Northern Virginia.

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NVTBL is offering a new Baseball Education based initiative for this off-season.  This initiave is for teams and it will be a game changer for your team and your players.  Ron Tugwell and Rob Hahne have been running similar workshops for teams we coached over the past 20 years.  They are very well received and one of the best things we have done.  NVTBL's Professional Advisory Committee comprised of Head HS Coaches, College Coaches and former Pro Players has decided to offer this to all NVTBL teams this fall/winter.  There are limited date offerings and each workshop allows only 2 teams to participate to keep the sessions small.

TEAM- PLAYER DEVELOPMENT / LEADERSHIP WORKSHOPS (parents encouraged to attend)

-  Academics

-  Social / Leadership / Life Lessons

-  Player Development Plan- getting 2% better each day

-  Mental Approach-  Hitting / Pitching / Defense

-  Playing w/ Confidence / Aggressive Approach

-  What it takes to play HS Baseball (ages 8u - 14u)

-  What it takes to play College Baseball (ages 15u - 18u)

-  Q and A

-  Handout Packets included for each player

TEAM WORKSHOP REGISTRATION

You can register your entire team at the link below.  It is $50 per team which comes out to be less than $2 pp when you include parents and coaches.  That basically covers our cost to run the event with handouts included.  We will take 2 teams for each Workshop offered.  Each workshop runs 75 - 90 minutes.  Players, coaches and parents should bring something to write with and write on.  

https://fs12.formsite.com/SportsPlus/ohgmkby8a8/index.html 

INDIVIDUAL-  Mental Game / Approach / Baseball IQ and more...

$25 for 2 people (Player and 1 Parent/Guardian)

-  How to create a Roadmap to Baseball Success?

-  Individual Player Development Plan

-  Mental Approach-  Hitting / Pitching / Defense

- How to increase your Baseball IQ

-  Playing w/ Confidence

-  Aggressive Approach

-  Q and A

-  Handout Packets included for each player

LED BY NVTBL PROFESSIONAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE MEMBERS:

Head High School Coaches/College Coaches/Former Pro Players/ Academy Owners/Leaders

Please choose from one of the following dates and times below.  One parent/guardian is included in the price for each player (2 total people for $25).  The mental game/approach is critically important to be successful in the game of baseball.  This includes confidence/aggressiveness.  Most players and coaches do not dedicate nearly enough time to training the mental game.  

We expect all slots to sell out by December 1st so act quickly.  Register by clicking here:

https://fs12.formsite.com/SportsPlus/hpaevnn8od/index.html?1574091304928

Mental Game Workshop ($25 for player and one parent/guardian)

Mental Game Workshop ($25 for player and one parent/guardian)