Is it still possible for me to play college ball

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#1

Hi,

My name is Isaac. I just turned 22 yrs old and have not played competitive baseball since i graduated high school. Growing up my dream was to play college ball but my senior year of football i tore my PCL and strained my MCL. After that i lost the love for the game but over the years i have missed it more and more. I was wondering if it was at all possible to make a come back and possibly play for a collegiate team. I am an Alumni of the Coast to Coast Athletics baseball program where i played in Puerto Rico the summer of 2005 so i had some skill before the injury. If it is possible for me to make a come back and play, what do i need to do. Im still in pretty good shape, im seriving in the USAR, and have some college under my belt. Any responses would be great. thanks

#2

If you are near a good sized city, you will find MABL (Adult mens baseball), the make up of these leagues are generally college, ex-minor, big leaguers and folks who just love it too much to walk away. You can find out a wealth of things by participating. I don’t know about what your scholastic eligability problems may or may not be but within a league like that you can find those sorts of answers…or more importantly, where to get them officially.

Heres the web site for my area…

http://jacksonvillemabl.com/

#3

It would be very difficult but you could be a walk-on, a student that tried out, but most walk-ons at least played high school football.