Why does PAC Northwest Regional Baseball build scout teams in the fall?

We have a 10 year history of players trusting us as evaluators, advisors, and advocates for their baseball careers. Our Senior Scout Teams are comprised of the top uncommitted seniors who we believe fall into a fringe category between being a high end junior college player and a late bloomer or undiscovered player with the potential to be a division 1 athlete. We use the fall as an opportunity to play 32 innings of junior college baseball over 8 weekends in order for our staff to evaluate each player and the successes or shortcomings they have at the junior college level. 

There are a lot more factors that go into choosing the proper path for your baseball career other than getting to the highest level possible. Players need to consider where they want to live, what they want to study, what type of coaching style is best for them, what type of program would best suit me, and does the program have a coaching staff that will develop my specific position and skill sets. We are here to help our players navigate these questions and give them honest feedback based on the relationships built with them off the field and the evaluations of them on the field. 

Pac Northwest Baseball also offers and underclass prospects team filled with the top juniors (committed and uncommitted) that will showcase in front of division 1 schools and professional scouts over the course of an eight week fall. The Underclass Prospects Team plays 3-4 games per weekend with some games against junior colleges and some other local fall teams. This is a great way for committed players to get experience facing collegiate players and uncommitted players to be seen by division 1 coaches early during their junior year.