College Recruiting
College Recruiting opportunities
Northwest Summer League
Baseball tournaments for 9U-18U in the Pacific Northwest concludes at the end July and resumes the beginning of September. This leaves a gap for many players to play baseball in August. The Northwest Summer League will provide top incoming 7th graders (2033) to incoming Seniors (2028) additional games (7-9 inning games) during the summer, giving players additional innings of baseball against top players in the Northwest. There will only be 25 position players and 6 Pitcher. A smaller roster provides significant playing time for each athlete on the roster.
Summer 2027 Age Groups:
Incoming 7th (2033), 8th (2032) and Freshman (2031)
Incoming Freshman (2031), Sophomores (2030) and Juniors (2029)
Incoming Juniors (2029) and Seniors (2028)
The Northwest Summer League will be for individual players only; it will not be for teams (club/organizations) to participate. Lastly, the Northwest Summer League will not be affiliated with a youth baseball club or youth baseball organization. It will be coached/instructed by Division I-III college coaches only at their respective team camps.
Prep Baseball Report
The mission of the Prep Baseball Report is to scout and promote amateur baseball - high school, junior college and college - and, ultimately, help athletes achieve their dreams of playing baseball at the next level. Prep Baseball Report has more full-time scouts than any other independent amateur scouting company in the country. The Prep Baseball Report is currently in 41 states and Canada.
Baseball NW
Baseball Northwest’s goal is to mentor and develop Northwest players of all abilities and provide them unique exposure opportunities in front of college coaches and professional scouts. We also hold exclusive Northwest bids to some of the top national tournaments.
PAC NW
The PAC NW Regional Games are designed for the very best prospects who are going into their freshmen to senior years of high school. Each class only accepts between 120-140 players from Washington, Oregon, Idaho, California, Colorado, Nevada, Hawaii, Canada, Utah, and Arizona. Most participants are from WA and OR with additional players from surrounding areas.
Division I Recruiting Calendar
It is essential for student-athletes and parents to understand what college coaches are permitted to do when attending a tournament, showcase, camp, or other recruiting event. NCAA recruiting rules vary by division and time of year, affecting whether coaches may attend events, evaluate athletes, or communicate with prospective student-athletes.
Division I recruiting rules are governed by the NCAA Division I Recruiting Calendar, which determines when coaches may observe athletes, attend events, and make in-person contact.
Student-athletes and parents should review the NCAA Division I Recruiting Calendar before attending any event and should not rely on coaches or event organizers to communicate recruiting periods or coach attendance. Understanding the calendar helps set realistic expectations about which Division I coaches may be present and what interactions are permitted.
Important: This recruiting calendar applies only to NCAA Division I coaches. NCAA Division II, Division III, NAIA, and Junior/Community College programs follow different recruiting calendars and contact rules.