"A Tournament with a Purpose."
This year's Firecracker Classic Tournament is being held July 2-5, 2020, and will be utilizing some of the best fields in central Ohio. We will once again be handing out two $500 scholarships for exceptional athletes participating in the tournament. Also, we are partnering with Make A Wish Ohio to sponsor a kid with a baseball wish. (More details on this to come.) Equally, a portion of the tournament's proceeds will be given to cancer research. Last, all baseballs will be provided by Classic Baseball. - Learn More
Classic Baseball Tournament is proud to once again add Pete Shier to our Firecracker Tournament partnership!
On July 1, 2020, MLB Academy and MLB Hitting/ Infield Coordinator, Pete Shier will be hosting his College Scouting Combine. Pete has been successful helping athletes with college placements. He also has a program that he can put athletes through to help them with their skills to prepare them for college. He is in constant communication with over 50 coaches at the next level. He will take the information from this one day assessment and use it to help the athletes connect with college coaches and communicate with college coaches about your athlete. - Learn More
Classic Baseball
ClassicBasebal1
Looking for some fall reps for your 2021 team. Round robin, 4 game guarantee. Nearly all age levels. Email us… https://t.co/nW5O5SCckq
@ClassicBasebal1 is teaming up w Make-a-Wish foundation again. We are determined to help the community around us… https://t.co/llZba7vdug
@ClassicBasebal1 Would like to invite you to the "Olentangy Fall Classic". September 26-27, 4 game guarantee, roun… https://t.co/mQw8LIWIJh
The mobile app connecting youth athletes, parents, coaches, leagues, and brands together to find affordable equipment, and sell anything that's laying unused. Referral Code: classicbaseball (all lowercase)
The 2020 Worthington Wood Bat Tournament will take place June 11th - 14th throughout Central Ohio, and it will be hosted at multiple college fields. This event is considered the largest wood bat tournament in the Midwest, with teams participating from numerous states.
The Five Tool Showcases foundation was a joint effort between college coaches and select clubs to establish events that provide quality competition at quality venues. The goal is to provide events that allow the players to showcase their abilities and do so in a manner that is friendly to the college recruiters and professional scouts.
