TOWSON, Md. – The Towson University baseball team may be done this season, but for several players, baseball is far from over in 2019.
Some Tigers will be playing this summer for various leagues across the country. Some will be staying around the Maryland area while others will be traveling to other states to compete.
Most summer leagues use wooden bats, the same kind as in the professional ranks, instead of aluminum bats used in the NCAA. These wooden bat leagues give all players, including batters and pitchers, a different style of play.
Summer Baseball – Towson
Cal Ripken Collegiate Baseball League (Maryland, D.C. and Virginia)
Alexandria Aces –
Javon Fields
Gaithersburg Giants –
Matt Watters
Silver Spring-Takoma Thunderbolts –
Jake Pecilunas, Austin Weber
Coastal Plain League (North/South Carolina, Virginia and Georgia)
Holly Springs Salamanders –
Javon Fields (temporary),
Dirk Masters (temporary)
Hamptons Collegiate Baseball League (Long Island, New York)
Southhampton Breakers –
Chase Smith, Isaiah Winikur
Perfect Game Collegiate Baseball League (New York State)
Oneonta Outlaws –
Noah Cabrera
Prospect League (Midwestern U.S.)
Danville Dons –
Brad Powers, Kody Reeser
Southern Collegiate Baseball League (North/South Carolina)
Carolina Vipers –
Nick Brown
Valley Baseball League (Shenandoah Valley, Virginia)
Charlottesville Tom Sox –
Oluwasayo Kintunde, Dallas Repine
