Indiana Pony Express Baseball

The mission of the Prep Baseball Report is to promote high school baseball and, ultimately, help prep athletes achieve their dreams of playing baseball at the next level. Our goal is to become the No. 1 resource for high school baseball in each state we cover.

Perfect Game USA is devoted to furthering the development and career of the talented high school baseball player. To that end, Perfect Game USA produces the very highest national level individual player showcases and team tournaments all over the United States. These events have proved invaluable to the college coaching community and major league baseball as they can scout a large population of talented ball players all in one location.
 

Baseball America has been around since February 1981, when founding editor Allan Simpson started the magazine in his garage in White Rock, British Columbia. What began as a magazine--originally called the All-America Baseball News--has since evolved into a full-service media company, with a biweekly magazine, four annual books, a host of special publications, and of course their Website.

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From our inception in 2006, formerly Hoosier Sports Academy, Pastime Tournaments has been on a fast track to hosting some of the top baseball tournaments across the country. 2006 brought ten tournaments between Indiana University, Parkland College and Oklahoma State University with just over 85 teams in attendance from 12-15 different states across the country. With the quality of events and a focus on providing teams with the ability to compete on top notch collegiate facilities, an overwhelming response from teams and collegiate coaches came in requesting that we expand our tournament locations.

The primary focus of USSSA Baseball is the development of programs that allow teams of all skill levels to compete against one another. USSSA believes the overall development of all players can be enhanced by the experience and fun of national tournament play. Until now the majority of players were denied this opportunity because of their skill level. USSSA Baseball offers programs for four levels of play. Major and AAA programs are national programs that culminate in a World Series. The AA program is a regional program ran by the participating states that culminates at a National tournament. The A level is for recreational teams and is at a state level only.
 

The Continental Amateur Baseball Association registers teams through regional, state, and sub-state directors. The teams participate in leagues or tournaments throughout the spring and summer and earn the right to compete with other teams from the Unites States and teams from around the world in World Series and National Championship Events.

The Baseball Players Association is a full service organization that offers a division of play and a level of competition that all baseball players can enjoy.

Indiana Baseball Network is Indiana’s #1 resource for travel baseball teams. Annual membership for Indiana Travel Teams is only $25.  Membership grants you full access to the Members Dugout, which includes manager contact lists organized by age group, tournament listings, and many other great resources for travel teams!