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Fall “College Prospects Camp Series” (15-19U)  
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This is the “MOST IMPORTANT STEP” in the recruiting process. More than (40+) Universities will be Employed to Instruct and Evaluate Each Player THIS SERIES OF EVENTS SHOULD INFLUENCE WHERE YOU GO TO COLLEGE. This is the Single Best Concept in Recruiting and the Best Value in the Industry. THIS CAMP SERIES IS MANDATORY FOR ALL 2010 HURRICANE PLAYERS.

THE CAMP ROSTER WILL BE LIMITED TO THE FIRST (60) PARTICIPANTS TO REGISTER
FALL CAMP DATES INCLUDE:
• College Prep League Session #1 Sunday (9/20/09)
• College Prep League Session #2 Sunday (10/4/09)
• College Prep League Session #3 Sunday (10/18/09)
• College Prep League Session #4 Sunday (11/8/09)
• College Prep League Session #5 Sunday (11/15/09)

FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT COACH PUFFER AT 832-495-9544
 

Fall Houston Hurricanes Schedule (18U)
The College Prospect Camp Series is the priority for all our players who are of high school age. For those players who desire more, we will enter into a few remaining tournaments this year. These tournaments are in addition to the Prospect Camp Series being offered by MLB. The following tournaments are on the books so far:
• Arizona Fall Invitational (10/9/92-10/11/92) Wood Bat, Peoria Spring Training Sports Complex- Mariners & Padres FEES: $250.00 (16 Limited PAID Roster Spots)

• Florida IBC Showcase (10/31/09-11/01/09) Lakeland Florida College Jr. Showcase & Tournament FEES: $300.00 (16 Limited PAID Roster Spots)

For More Information Contact Coach Puffer 832-495-9544

(2010) Fall Select Baseball: Conroe Elite 16-18U
For any New Players to join the organization, or for any active players already part of the Conroe Elite program or the Houston Hurricane program, in addition to the FALL COLLEGE PREP CAMP SERIES we will offer the opportunity to continue playing throughout the fall.

Any and all players are welcome to join the ongoing training in progress. We will train and play in local events all fall alongside the Camp Series and conclude right before start of high school baseball.

• Mandatory Weekly Practice @ All Star Baseball Academy
• Mandatory Weekly Individual FREE Workout
• Match Play Games vs. Houston Area Competition
• Monthly Tournament Play Texas events
o Aug 28-30th Highlander Baseball, the Woodlands TX
o Sept 18-20th Super Series, Waco TX
o Oct 2-4th Highlander Home Club, the Woodlands TX
o Oct 9-11th Super Series, Waco TX
o Oct 16-18th Highlander Home Run Club, the Woodlands TX
o Nov 6-8th Super Series, Cleburne TX

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The Houston Hurricanes are one of the Premier College Preparatory Baseball Teams in the South Western Unites States. The Hurricanes are managed by Major League Beginnings (Montgomery TX) and sponsored by the All-Star Baseball Academy (Conroe TX). The goal of the Houston Hurricane program is to educate and develop young players into college athletes, thus giving each player a chance to pursue his baseball dreams, of playing at the next level. We really stress with our players the need for academic success, responsibility for their actions both on and off the field, and the true characteristics of being a good team mate. We provide advanced skill instruction, teach the professional expectations of situational play, and educate our players on Strength and Conditioning specific to baseball standards. We prepare our players physically and mentally, and then we seek out the most heavily scouted events in the Nation to enroll them in. This will give them the best chance to secure a college scholarship. We prefer events hosted by Major League Beginnings, IBC Baseball, AABC, and Baseballs Elite Summer Teams or B.E.S.T.

Coaches Corner
2009 College Prospects Camp a Great Success!
College Park High School, the Woodlands TX.
DATE: SAT AUGUST 1ST

To all of you who attended yesterdays prospect camp... We at MLB thank you! We especially would like to thank all the Universities and Pro Scouts who were present. The following schools and major league franchises were in attendance:

LOS ANGELES DODGERS CHRIS SMITH
PITTSBURGH PIRATES TREVOR HALEY
BALTIMORE ORIOLES RICH MORALES
MINNESOTA TWINS GREG RUMSER
SAN JACINTO CC JIMMY DURHAM
HILLSBOROUGH CC BRANDON LOCKS
CROWDER CC GARRETT CRANE
GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY CURTIS BROWN
CONCORDIA UNIVERSITY CLINT MOKNY
PANOLA COLLEGE TODD SHELTON

Good Job all Hurricane Players who were able to Participate.

Special thanks from all the coaches and staff go out to Andrew Dubois, Adam Smith and Travis Valdez for all the extra effort and help in wrapping up the event.

News
Conroe Courier, 8/4/2009 
National Runners Up
The Houston Hurricanes, representing Major League Beginnings and playing out of All-Star Baseball Academy in Conroe, placed second at the IBC 18U World Series held at Clearwater, Florida last week. The Hurricanes were seeded 8th after pool play and were the only unbeaten team to advance to the finals of this double elimination event, before losing 3-0 to the Bradenton, Florida, Bullets for the national title. The team is made up of 20 players from 14 different high schools in the greater Houston area, including pitchers Logan Burch (pictured) and Brandon Holub from Montgomery High School and Cameron Johnson from Willis High School.
 

Conroe Courier, 7/7/2009 
Company Helps Prep Players Get Noticed By Jay Langley

There is an abundance of high school baseball talent in the Houston area.  Unfortunately, sometimes that talent falls through the cracks when it comes to opportunities to play at the next level. That’s where Aaron Puffer comes in.  Puffer owns Major League Beginnings, a company who thrives on introducing college coaches to talented high school players.

“College coaches are limited by the NCAA in how much recruiting they can do off campus,” Puffer said. “And a lot of coaches are also limited by the amount of money in their own recruiting budgets. The days of driving across the state to see different kids are over. So we provide them an opportunity to see 50 to 60 kids at one showcase.”  click here to read more...


 
     
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