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General | Press Release | 12/23/2008

College Recruiting Seminar

Perfect Game Staff

For you convenience you can choose to attend any of the sessions!
6:00 PM Saturday, December 27th at the Fort Myers Crowne Plaza Hotel in their Cayo Costa Room
8:00 PM Saturday, December 27th at the Fort Myers Crowne Plaza Hotel in their Cayo Costa Room
7:00 PM Monday, December 29th at the Fort Myers Crowne Plaza Hotel in their Cayo Costa Room

This seminar is free for parents and athletes!
· How familiar are you with the terms ‘quiet period’ or ‘dead period’ as they are related to recruiting?
· Do you know about ‘official visits’ and restrictions on how and when a coach can communicate with recruits?
· Are you aware that there are over 475,000 high school baseball players and only 25,700 total NCAA baseball players?
· Do you realize that only about 7,300 spots open up each year on those college teams?
· Do you know that athletic scholarships are not guaranteed but are renewable each year at the discretion of the coaching staff?
· Are you aware that over 25% of college baseball players do not finish their college education at the school where they began?

These and many other topics will be discussed at the seminar.

Whether you are a senior or a freshman it is important to be a Pro-Active and Informed recruit, we look forward to seeing you there!

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