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General  | General | 10/18/2019

PG On Deck: October 18

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2019 WWBA 14u World Championship

The inaugural WWBA 14u World Championship will be played from Oct. 18-21 in West Palm Beach, Fla.

Fitteam Ballpark of the Palm Beaches, the Spring Training home of the Washington Nationals and Houston Astros, will play host to the 28 teams playing in this first-ever event this weekend.

The state of Florida will be well-represented, with 20 of the 28 teams in attendance calling the Sunshine State home. Georgia, Texas, North Carolina, Iowa, Virginia, and New York are also represented.

Brandon Olivera, the No. 11 prospect in the 2023 class, will play for Elite Squad 14u this weekend. The righthanded pitcher is committed to play for the Miami Hurricanes.

Anthony Tralongo, a third baseman, is the other top-100 prospect set to play in the inaugural 14u World Championship, checking in at No. 55. Tralongo, a 13u PG Select participant and 13u Player of the Year last year, will play for the Florida Hurricanes 14u Platinum.

For more information, visit the Event Page.

2019 PG West Fall World Series

Four age groups will be spread across two complexes as the PG West Fall World Series descends upon Nevada this weekend.

The 11u and 12u PG West Fall World Series will be played in Henderson, Nevada at Mission Hills Park, while the 13u and 14u groups will play in Las Vegas at the Desert Diamond Baseball Complex.

The 11u and 13u tournaments have 18 teams each, while the 12u will house 21 and 14u will see 23 teams in attendance.

For more information, visit the Event Page.

2019 PG Fall Peach State Championships

Five age divisions will be in attendance at the PG Fall Peach State Championships, held in the Atlanta area, spread out across three locations.

The 14u division will play at the Brook Run Baseball Fields in Atlanta, with nine teams scheduled to compete.

The Freshman division will be held in Cartersville, Ga. at the Cartersville Baseball Complex.

The Sophomore, Underclass, and Upperclass divisions will all play in Marietta, Ga. at the East Cobb Complex. Cooper Kinney, a top-200 prospect in the 2021 class, will play for the eXposure Underclass White Fall squad in the Underclass division.

Kinney will be among a number of ranked prospects in the Underclass division, along with many more in the Sophomore and Upperclass divisions.

For more information, visit the Event Page.

2019 PG Fall Top Prospect National Showcase

While the 14u group battles it out for a World Championship at Fitteam Ballpark of the Palm Beaches, the 2019 PG Fall Top Prospect National Showcase will also be held at the Spring Training complex.

The third-annual showcase will take place from Oct. 19-20, with invites going out to players who were named to a Top Prospect Team at a previous PG showcase or those who have been ranked nationally by PG’s scouting department.

For more information, visit the Event Page.

2019 National Underclass South Showcase

The National Underclass South Showcase will be held from Oct. 19-20 at the Premier Baseball of Texas complex in Tomball, Texas.

The event, which was born out of the success and the expansion of the National Underclass Showcase, now has events in the West (Phoenix), Main (Florida), and East (Florida), as well as the South event.

For more information, visit the Event Page.

2019 South Uncommitted Showcase (2020 Grads)

Held in conjunction with the Underclass South Showcase from Oct. 19-20 in Tomball, Texas, the 2019 South Uncommitted Showcase is open to players in the 2020 class who are yet to commit to a school.

The sixth-annual event gives uncommitted players one more chance for valuable exposure to college coaches and scouts.

For more information, visit the Event Page.

2019 14u Fall South Showcase

Tomball, Texas will also be the site of the second-annual 14u Fall South Showcase this year.

Players in attendance at the 14u Fall South Showcase can be selected to the 2020 14u National Showcase, and many of the top 14u players in the country are expected to participate in the event.

For more information, visit the Event Page.

2019 Fall Academic Showcase

The fifth-annual Fall Academic Showcase will be held from Oct. 19-20 at the Hoover Met Sports Complex in Hoover, Ala.

The event is open to any prospect with a 3.4 GPA or better.

For more information, visit the Event Page.

2019 Fall Southeast Showcase

The Fall Southeast Showcase will be held in conjunction with the Fall Academic Showcase in Hoover, Ala. from Oct. 19-20.

Players from the classes of 2020 to 2023 will be in attendance.

For more information, visit the Event Page.

2019 14u Fall Southeast Showcase

The inaugural 14u Fall Southeast Showcase is the third member of the showcase schedule in Hoover, Ala. this weekend.

Players from the 14u Fall Southeast Showcase can be selected from this showcase to the 2020 14u National Showcase.

For more information, visit the Event Page.

2019 PG Sunday Series No. 7

Various ballparks in the Atlanta area will host the seventh rendition of the PG Sunday Series on Oct. 20.

Age groups will include 11u, 12u, 13u, and 14u Major, as well as 11u, 12u, 13u, and 14u Minor. There will also be a 10u age group.

For more information, visit the Event Page.

To see the entire list of Perfect Game events happening this weekend, visit the full Event Schedule Page.


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