PBR Week in Review

February 27, 2017

A look back at what happened at the Prep Baseball Report the week of Feb 20-26. Exectuive Director Sean Ducan rolls out Super 60 reports and analysis. Nathan Rode kicks off the Rode Show in Texas. A new partnership with Adidas is announced, 2020 standouts from the winter, and much more.

Super 60 Coverage
Sean Duncan
Executive Director

2017 DRAFT BLOG

Several states in Prep Baseball Report's coverage area have their own scout blog, covering the landscape of high school baseball to no end. The Draft Blog compiles any of those entries pertinent to the current draft year so you can read it in one, central location. The 2017 Major League Baseball Draft takes place in June and there are plenty of prospects within PBR's coverage that anticipate hearing their name called.

Operation Hawkeye: Strike Force is underway with its 2017 campaign and challenging teams across the country to help the children and families of fallen special operations soldiers. The charitable organization was founded by Will Thomas, who is now a senior right-hander at Gonzaga College Prep, DC. He was inspired to help after the tragic loss of Boeing CH-47 Chinook helicopter on a mission in Afghanistan in August 2011.

The Strike Force Program has three elements, according to a release. First, there will be a nationwide high school competition called Runs For Warriors. It will take place in April 2017 and varsity baseball teams can leverage runs scored during the month to raise funds for Special Operations Warrior Foundation. The participating teams will earn a chance to win one of three prized packages valued at more than $15,000 each, including pitching machines, radar guns, apparel and other equipment donated by prominent baseball companies.

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