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General | General | 11/3/2022

Casale Joins PG as West Region Director

Perfect Game Staff

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CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa – Perfect Game, the world’s largest youth baseball and softball organization, today announced that John Casale has joined the organization as West Region Director.

In this role, Casale will manage and oversee the day-to-day operations of Perfect Game’s events and activities in the west region of the United States, including directing the organization’s business strategy, program growth, compliance, quality assurance, and organizational efficiency. Presently based in Ft. Collins, Colo., Casale, a native of Queens, N.Y., joins Perfect Game after spending 27 years with Triple Crown Sports, where he served as the director of east coast baseball for the past 20 years.

“We’re happy to welcome John Casale to the Perfect Game family, and we’re looking forward to tapping into his wealth of regional experience in the youth baseball space to help us continue to grow our presence in the western region of the country,” said Perfect Game CEO, Rob Ponger. “John’s passion and longtime professional commitment to helping grow the game of baseball at the grassroots level, will help Perfect Game increase its ability to provide best-in-class events and services to young athletes and their families.”

“Perfect Game is viewed as an industry leader, when it comes to providing competitive, fun and safe baseball opportunities for players youth through high school, and I’m honored and excited to be joining the organization,” said Casale. “I look forward to working with the Perfect Game management team to expand the organization’s reach in the western portion of the U.S.”

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