Burnsville Traveling Baseball Pre-Tryout Information Meeting

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Burnsville Traveling Baseball Pre-TryoutInformat
ion Meeting
Tuesday, March 8, 2016
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2016 BTB Board Members

• President Mark Nesvig
• Vice President Dave Limberg
• Treasurer Tim Hull
• Secretary Teresa Christenson
• Majors Director Tim Burns
• Minors Director Nikki Saf-Sanders
• BTB Tournament Director Brook Dawson

All board members are elected for a one-year
term. Anyone interested in a board position for
next year should talk to a board member and fill
out an application.
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2016 Age-Level Directors

• 10s Mike Neutz
• 11s Nick Sieben
• 12s Ken Quimby
• 13s Tony Ishaug
• 14s Matt Remarcik
• 15s Brian Hugo

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2016 Traveling Baseball Extended Board

• Fields/Equipment Todd Struzyk
• Field Scheduler Mark Patience
• Apparel Christine Widness, Merethe Voss,
  Sayleen Schmeling
• Burnsville Tournament Concessions Derek Richard
• Sponsorship Coordinator Becky Towey
• Website Coordinator Christine Widness
• BTB Pictures Stacy Wollmuth
• Burnsville Tournament Majors Director Marty
  Peterson
• Burnsville Tournament Minors Director To be
  determined
• Tournament Volunteer Coordinator To be
  determined

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BTB Mission Statement

• Our mission is to assist our athletes in
  developing advanced baseball skills in a fun and
  positive environment while competing against
  players with similar abilities. Our objective is
  to provide an organized program for the young
  athletes in our community that will
• Develop self-confidence
• Promote physical fitness
• Teach respect for others, teamwork and pride in
  the community
• Incorporate the spirit of sportsmanship in both
  victory and defeat
• Allow players to compete in a safe environment
• Promote hard work and a positive attitude
• Highlight life lessons to be learned from winning
  and losing
• Prepare players for the high school program
• Encourage everyone to have fun
• We expect everyone associated with the program
  to be a good role model for the kids and
  represent our community in a positive manner.
  Please remember, you represent all of us with
  your behavior at games!

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2015 Burnsville Traveling Baseball Survey
Highlights
Myth 1 Tryouts are biased because certain
dads only coach so their kid can be on that team.
No coaches should be announced until after
tryouts. Fact Coaches are NOT chosen until
after tryouts are over. A player will not be
rewarded or punished just because their parent
has volunteered to coach. Myth 2 It
shouldnt just be AAA coaches who get to evaluate
during the tryout process. Fact Its not.
BTB makes a concerted effort to choose potential
coaches from all levels to take part in the
evaluation process. Sometimes thats not possible
or doesnt end up being the case once teams are
formed. Myth 3 Allowing coaches to pick
players because of their parents or who they want
as assistant coaches is ridiculous. Fact We
agree, and that is why its not allowed.
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2015 Burnsville Traveling Baseball Survey
Highlights (continued)
Myth 4 A third party needs to be involved
with tryouts so the evaluations are done in an
objective way. Fact They are. At each age
level, BTB uses a combination of three potential
coach evaluators and two independent evaluators.
While no system is perfect, we feel strongly that
this is the best formula to get the most
accurate teams. Myth 5 This league is too
expensive. Fact BTBs fees rank
second-lowest in the entire metro area, and
scholarships are available that would allow those
with a demonstrated need to play for just
50. Myth 6 I see no reason why parents
should have to volunteer their time given how
much it costs to play. BTB expects too much from
parents. Fact BTB is a community-based
program run entirely by parent volunteers.
Without them, there is no BTB for your child. If
we didnt host tournaments in town, the league
fees would be substantially higher.
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• Traveling Baseball Commitment
• Those players/parents interested in the
  Traveling Baseball program must recognize the
  responsibility and commitment that accompanies
  being selected to play Traveling Baseball.
• It is understood that the players will be on time
  for practices and games. Other sports or sports
  camps are not acceptable reasons for missing
  tryouts, practices, games or tournaments. Players
  can and will face consequences for failure to
  adhere to this policy, including progressively
  severe suspensions.
• All parents or guardians of Traveling Baseball
  players are required to volunteer time for our
  Burnsville Tournament (June 3-5) and the
  Burnsville-hosted MBT State Tournament (July
  15-17).

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• BTB Volunteer Positions
• Volunteers are vital to any well-run program. For
  our program to continue to be successful, new
• volunteers are needed each year. If you are
  interested in volunteering, please contact any
  one of
• the board members for details. Each Traveling
  Baseball team will have volunteer positions to
  fill
• once teams are selected.
• These positions include, but are not limited to
• Team Manager
• The team manager will perform all the necessary
  administrative duties for the team. This
• includes communicating schedules/information to
  their team, tournament travel organization,
• checking team into tournaments with birth
  certificates/roster forms, collect/hold players
  birth certificates
• and medical information, uniform distribution,
  facilitating volunteer sign-up for Burnsville
  tournaments.
• They will work with coaches and website
  coordinator in communicating information to their
  team.
• Team managers may delegate their duties to other
  team members.
• Time Commitment On and off throughout the
  season.

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• Field Maintenance
• The Field Maintenance position is usually a
  shared responsibility for all home games. They
  will
• arrive early to prep the baseball field for the
  game, including raking, dragging, chalking and
• base placement.
• Time Commitment field prep usually starts 45
  minutes before home games throughout the season.
• Scorekeeper
• The scorekeeping position is based on the
  coaches needs. The official team scorebook is
  the
• main book for all home games. They maintain the
  books according to the coaches specifications.
• Time Commitment present at games throughout the
  season baseball scoring knowledge is a
• must for this position.
• Team Website Coordinator
• The team website coordinator is responsible for
  maintaining their team's BTB web page(s). They
• will work with their team coaches and manager in
  communicating information to their team. The

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• Site Operation Director (SOD)
• Time Commitment Duration of BTB Tournament
  Weekend
• June 3-5, 2016
• This position will be stationed at the assigned
  sites for the duration of the BTB Tournament
  weekend
• SODs will perform the following duties
• Ensure site is prepared for the tournament on
  Friday morning/afternoon
• Assist in initial stocking of concessions stand
  (be available to unload and organize when
  supplies are distributed)
• Organize site, including concessions stand,
  novelty sales, and bathrooms
• Manage the concessions and novelties sales
• Check in and track volunteers for the site
• Ensure non-baseball issues are taken care of or
  escalated
• End-of-day securing of the concessions and any
  site lockdown (shared with Site Baseball
  Director)
• Ensure tidiness of site
• Track stock in concessions and request additional
  supplies when needed

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• Site Baseball Director (SBD)
• Time Commitment Duration of BTB Tournament
  Weekend
• June 3-5, 2016
• The SBD is responsible for running the tournament
  at the age level.
• This person will perform the following duties
• Check in teams at the site - ensure birth
  certificates and teams rosters are presented
• Responsible for updating site tournament board
  and keeping official track of results
• Keep logs of innings pitched
• First point of contact for teams and umpires in
  case of issues
• Determine rankings and filling of brackets after
  pool play for their age groups - this will be
  done in conjunction with the Assistant Tournament
  Directors
• Determining the recipients of MBT, GSTC and MSF
  state berths, as well as keeping these records
• Handing out trophies at the conclusion of the
  Third-place and Championship games
• Participate in emergency planning committee in
  the case of rain or delays

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• BTB Tournament Site Prep
• Time Commitment Duration of Burnsville
  Tournament Weekend
• June 3-5, 2016
• This position will be partnered with another
  individual who will be responsible for setup,
  teardown and concession replenishment of three
  tournament sites. This will include running
  supplies between sites, gaining access to the
  site early on Friday to ensure they are ready to
  operate once the tournament begins.

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• Notes about Volunteer Signup for BTB Tournament
• June 3-5, 2016
• Exempt members identified on signup sheets fall
  into one of the following categories
• Board Members, Age-Level Directors, Field
  Scheduler, Equipment Coordinator, Head Coach and
  Tournament Committee members
• Exempt members should not sign up for a position
  unless they intend to perform the additional role
• Volunteer positions assigned to the team are the
  teams responsibility to fill. If an individual
  signs up for a position and does not perform that
  role, the team will need to provide a replacement
• Please do not sign up unless you intend to
  perform the role if you cannot, you must find a
  replacement
• Each position is for a single individual. Please
  do not sign up with the intent of sharing unless
  it is within a family
• SBD, SOD and Tournament Site Prep volunteers will
  not need to fill additional slots at the
  Burnsville Tournament

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State Tournament SBDs, SODs

• Time Commitment Duration of State Tournament
  Weekend
• July 15-17, 2016
• 10AA 13A
• (multiple sites)

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Bat Rules

• See the MBL website at www.mbl.bz for current bat
  information.
• Bats with a barrel size of 2 1/4" can have an
  unlimited weight differential, and bats with a
  barrel size between 2 1/2" and the max of 2 3/4"
  must have a -10 differential or less (i.e. 30
  length and 20-oz. weight).
• 15-year-olds must use a BBCOR bat.
• All bats must have a USSSA stamp.

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Birthdate Cutoff

• The birthdate cutoff is May 1. The team (age
  level) for which a player is eligible is the same
  as the players age on or before that date.
  Players may NOT play down an age level per AAU
  and MSF and MBL rules.
• A copy of the childs birth certificate should
  be supplied to the head coach at the first team
  meeting.
• 9-year-old rule  All 9-year-olds (as well as
  8-year-old third-graders) accepted into the
  10-year-old Burnsville Traveling Baseball program
  will remain as a 10-year-old the following season
  unless they are following their school grade
  level.

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• 2016 Participation Fee
• All Players
• The balance of the 2016 participation fee is
  due online by April 5.
• Uniform distribution will be held in mid to
  late April
• Total fee 390.00
• (includes 40.00 non-refundable try out
  fee)
• No fee increases from last year
• A uniform will not be issued without payment in
  full
• Each player will receive
• Multiple jerseys
• Team hat
• One pair of white baseball pants
• Lightweight pullover jacket

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BTB 2016 Budget
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Traveling Baseball Rules Guidelines
Please review on the website at www.burnsvilletr
avelingbaseball.com Under the Documents section,
youll find BTB Rules Guidelines, as well as
the BTB Bylaws
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Inclement Weather

• In case of inclement weather, the coach will
  determine if there will be a practice. At games,
  the home teams coach is responsible for
  determining whether the game will be started.
  Once play begins, the umpire is responsible for
  determining whether play should be halted. In all
  cases, unless you receive a communication from
  your teams coach or manager, you should appear
  at the site of the game or practice as scheduled.
  Weather conditions can vary widely even over
  short distances, so our policy is to make the
  decision at the field site. Games and practices
  will be suspended when lightning is visible. If
  you (parent/guardian) are not able to be present
  during an event, be sure that your child knows
  another parent who will be present with whom
  he/she can take shelter if bad weather suddenly
  threatens.

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• Traveling Teams Forecasted for 2016
• 10s 3 teams
• 11s 2 teams
• 12s 2 teams
• 13s 2 teams
• 14s 3-4 teams
• 15s 2-3 teams
• Actual number of teams, team sizes (12 players on
  a standard team) and levels will not be
  determined until after tryouts. We will do so by
  assessing the number of registrants, the players
  and teams results on the field last season and
  the players scores during tryouts this year.

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• Important Dates
• Tuesday, March 15 Minors (ages 10-12) hitting
  tryouts at Triple Play in Prior Lake, with groups
  from 530 to 945 p.m.
• Saturday Sunday, March 19-20 Majors (ages
  13-15) hitting tryouts, as well as fielding
  tryouts for all ages, at the Savage Dome. Groups
  from noon to 8 p.m. on Saturday and from 8 a.m.
  to 4 p.m. on Sunday.
• Monday, March 21 A list of all players who made
  a BTB team posted on the BTB website.
• Tuesday, March 22 Team rosters posted on BTB
  website.
• Tuesday, April 5 Mandatory parent team
  meetings, minors at 6 p.m. and majors at 730
  p.m.
• Wednesday, April 6 Mandatory coaches (head and
  assistant) meeting and equipment distribution,
  630 p.m.

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2016BTB Traveling
Baseball TimelinePlease check the BTB website
calendar for all upcoming events.www.burnsvillet
ravelingbaseball.com
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• Metro Baseball League
• League play starts the week of April 25 for 10-
  to 14-year-olds and the week of May 9 for
  15-year-olds.
• A total of 16 league games (14 league games for
  15s), plus playoffs.
• League championships and state tournaments will
  be completed by the end of July. The only
  extension beyond this date would be if a team
  qualifies and elects to play in a national
  tournament.
• 10- to 13-year-olds will play continuous batting
  with free substitutions in league and tournament
  play.
• 14- and 15-year-olds play 9-man baseball in
  league and tournament play.
• Each team will also compete in four tournaments
  during the regular season, with the opportunity
  to advance to one or more state tournaments.

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Uniforms

• Players of all ages will receive multiple
  jerseys, one pair of pants, one hat and a
  lightweight pullover jacket. You will have the
  option of purchasing belts, socks and additional
  pants at uniform distribution.
• The balance of the participation fee must be paid
  before a uniform is issued.
• Extra hats and pants will be available for sale
  the day of uniform distribution.

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2016 BTB TRYOUT INFO
Important Notes for Parents and Players Regarding
Tryouts

• Parents, please have players check in 15
  minutes before the start time of their group.
• Tryouts are closed for the benefit of your
  child. Parents are not allowed in the cage areas
  at Triple Play or inside on the fields at the
  Savage Dome during tryouts.
• Players should be dressed for cooler weather at
  the Savage Dome and should wear tennis shoes or
  rubber-molded cleats (tennis shoes only at Triple
  Play).
• Players must bring their own bats, helmets and
  gloves. Players must wear a protective cup for
  all fielding evaluations. The only time a player
  will not need a protective cup is for the batting
  evaluation.
• Players MAY NOT wear any clothing that has
  their first and/or last name visible to
  evaluators. Players will be given a tryout number
  when they check in to be worn throughout the
  tryout process.

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• Important Notes for Parents and Players Regarding
  Tryouts (continued)
• Please keep things in perspective, and dont lose
  sight of the big picture.
• The purpose of tryouts is to place kids at the
  competitive level best suited for them this year.
  This will not affect a players baseball status
  in Burnsville for life! Rosters change every
  year, and the varsity coaches dont care what
  level your son played at in youth baseball.
• Kids grow and develop at different speeds. It is
  impossible to predict now who might be the top
  players down the road or even next year.
• Its often a much better situation to be a top
  player on a lower team than a bottom player on a
  higher team, as there are usually more
  opportunities to play a key role and better odds
  of individual success.
• Do not allow your potential disappointment over
  what level your child ends up at to ruin his
  season. Everyone that makes a team gets the
  opportunity to play baseball with their friends!

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Burnsville Traveling Baseball Tryout Evaluation
Key

• Players are divided into groups of
  approximately 8-10 players. Potential coaches as
  well as independent evaluators from outside the
  program or from a different age level will
  evaluate the players.
• Players are evaluated and graded in three
  areas hitting, fielding and throwing.
• The pitching/catching evaluation is not
  required but is strongly recommended. The
  pitching/catching evaluation is used to help
  potential coaches determine who can pitch/catch
  but may also separate players that are close in
  their evaluations.
• A final workout will be held to help validate
  the grading. Like the pitching/catching portion,
  it is also optional but strongly recommended.
  After this final look, player selections are
  completed.
• The age-level directors and potential coaches
  will structure the final workout for their age
  group. The potential coaches will then meet with
  board members to determine teams. If there is
  more than one team at the same level (AA or A), a
  draft will be held to try to form as equal
  teams as possible.
• The Age-Level Director is responsible for
  running the tryout.

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• FIELDING THROWING
• Infield The player will take 2 practice and then
  6 live ground balls at the shortstop position and
  will make a throw to first base after each ball.
• Scoring done per ground ball. If a player misses
  the ball while attempting to field it, he will be
  given a ball so that he can still make the throw
  to first base.
• Scoring range is 0-96. Note Odd numbers can be
  used to further differentiate plays.
• Grading Fielding
• 8 Excellent form (feet and hands), play nicely
  completed
• 6 Play completed without bobbling ball
• 4 Bobbles ball, ball remains in front of player
  and play is completed
• 2 Play is completed but with great difficulty
• 0 Play is not completed, ball continues to the
  outfield
• Grading Throws
• 8 Strong throw straight to the 1st basemans
  chest
• 6 Strong throw to 1st baseman without pulling
  off base
• 4 Rainbow throw to the first basemans area
• 2 Strong throw but pulls first baseman off base

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• Outfield
• The player will take 2 practice fly balls and
  then 6 live fly balls in center or right field
  and will make throws to different bases, as
  determined by the age-level director. Each fly
  ball will require the player to move forward,
  backward or laterally. Scoring done per fly ball.
• If a player misses the ball while attempting to
  field it, he will be given a ball so that he can
  still make the throw.
• Scoring range is 0-96. Note Odd numbers can be
  used to further differentiate plays.
• Grading Fielding
• 8 Play nicely completed (proper footwork and
  body/arm/hand position)
• 6 Play completed without bobbling ball
• 4 Play is completed but with great difficulty
• 2 Bobbles ball, ball remains near player and play
  is then completed
• 0 Play is not completed, ball continues past the
  player

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• Grading Throws
• 8 Strong throw straight to the target (max 1
  bounce)
• 6 Strong throw to the target area
• 4 Rainbow throw or several bounces straight to
  the person catching the ball
• 2 Throw is a rainbow to the target area
• 0 Throw is not completed, wild or inaccurate
• BATTING
• Warm-up Each player will receive 6 pitches from
  the pitching machine in the warm-up cage prior to
  going into the evaluation cage. The player will
  then receive two warm-up pitches in the
  evaluation cage.
• Evaluation The player will move from the warm-up
  cage to the evaluation cage. In the evaluation
  cage, each player will have his batting skills
  evaluated utilizing the short toss and then the
  batting machine. The batting-machine speed will
  be set to a maximum of the number listed below
  for each age group.
• 10s 40 MPH (46) 12s 50 MPH (52)
  14s 60 MPH (606)
• 11s 45 MPH (46) 13s 55 MPH (54)
  15s 65 MPH (606)

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• Short Toss
• Each player will receive 6 pitches in the strike
  zone and then will be evaluated on the following
• Mechanics 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
• Bat Speed/Hands Through the Zone 8 7 6 5 4 3 2
  1 0
• Contact/Hard Hits 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
• A player will receive one score for each of
  Mechanics, Bat Speed and Contact after all 6
  pitches are completed. The scoring is not done
  per pitch.
• Scoring range 0-24.
• Batting Machine Each player will receive 9
  pitches in the strike zone. They will be
  evaluated per pitch on the following
• 8 Line drive/good mechanics
• 6 Hard ground ball/good mechanics
• 4 Made contact/poor mechanics, popup/good
  mechanics
• 2 Missed pitch/good mechanics
• 0 Missed pitch/poor mechanics or did not swing
  at strike
• Note Non-strikes will be called no pitch by
  the age-level director afterward and will not be
  counted unless the batter wouldve earned a high
  score from all evaluators.

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• Pitching/Catching
• Player evaluations for these events are not
  figured in to the total tryout score. However,
  they can be used to assist the potential coaches
  in determining in-house reassignments and team
  selection.
• Pitching
• The purpose of the pitching evaluation is to
  give the potential coaches a look at potential
  pitchers.
• Warm-ups
• Each player will get 10 warm-up pitches thrown
  from the warm-up mound.
• Evaluation
• Each player will pitch 10 balls from the
  evaluation mound and will be evaluated after the
  pitches are completed. Typically the player will
  throw fastballs. The player may, at their
  discretion, throw a change-up. They should inform
  the evaluators before the pitch in this case.

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• Grading Pitching
• Velocity
• F - Fast, strong, considerably above average
• M - Medium, average speed
• S - Slow, below average
• Control
• 4 Excellent control, ball low in the strike
  zone
• 3 Good control, ball in the strike zone
• 2 Average control, ball in strike zone half of
  the time
• 1 Below average, ball occasionally in the
  strike zone
• 0 Weak, ball rarely in the strike zone
• Form
• E - Fluid, well-developed form
• G - Average, needs some work on motion
• P - Throws ball towards plate

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• Catching
• The purpose of the catching evaluation is to give
  the potential coaches a look at potential
  catchers.
• Each player will catch several pitches from a
  pitcher. The player will be wearing full catchers
  gear during the evaluation. The player will make
  2 throws from home to second base. BTB will
  provide the catchers equipment for all players.
• Final Look/Workout
• Game situations, final look, additional
  hitting/throwing/fielding, etc. may be used at
  the discretion of the ALDs and potential coaches.

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Player Selections Posting We will be posting the
names of all players who earn a spot on a
traveling team at www.burnsvilletravelingbaseball
.com. The list will be posted on Monday, March
21, 2016. Team rosters will be posted on the BTB
website on Tuesday, March 22, 2016. Coaches
will NOT be calling individual players to inform
them of their placement. After a 24-hour
cooling-off period, BTB will be available for
questions by e-mail at the addresses listed on
the website. Any emails sent prior to the
completion of the cooling-off period will be
deleted without being read.
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• In-House Reassignments
• A player who does not make a traveling team
  will be re-registered with BAC
• In-House Baseball. Your fee that you have paid
  will be transferred to the in-house program,
  minus the tryout fee, as indicated during your
  registration.
• We regret that since In-House Baseball teams
  may already be formed at the time that Traveling
  Baseball makes its selections, it is unlikely
  that you will be placed on your
  neighborhood/school team.
• If you selected a refund instead of a transfer
  to In-House, that money will be refunded to you
  as soon as possible.

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10-year-old groups
Last Name First Name Tryout Group
Glausser Jack A
Steffen Kenny A
Patience Brendan A
Discher Nick A
Kolodziej Keagan A
Nyane Ozzy A
Santelman John A
Gust Nathan A
Last Name First Name Tryout Group
Classen Chase B
Limberg Teagan B
McDevitt Drew B
DeMarre Austin B
Bakke Gavan B
McGrath Danny B
Leipnitz Noah B
Johnson Jacob B
McHugh Luke B
Last Name First Name Tryout Group
Einberger Brandon C
Heger William C
Skoglund Jack C
Vargas Nikoli C
Einberger Darren C
Johnson Eli C
Neutz Jacob C
Jacobson Ethan C
Galvin AJ C
Last Name First Name Tryout Group
Kilgore Jr. Eric D
Isebrand Greydon D
Schultz Reed D
Asleson Connor D
Cronin Andrew D
Schaefers Thomas D
Oxendale Callan D
Richter Chase D
Brandt Jacob D
Last Name First Name Tryout Group
Dam Luke E
Steinhouse Noah E
Jarvis Derek E
Heckman Collin E
Gleason Nick E
Giles Jack E
Briese Adam E


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11-year-old groups
Last Name First Name Tryout Group
Pierce Gavin A
Nesvig Mario A
Westrum Colin A
Christenson Leo A
Keirstead Eli A
Kabir Aydin A
Sczepanski William A
Stone Brayden A
Pritchard Tate A
Last Name First Name Tryout Group
Osterhaus Bryce B
Henry Brady B
Kuboushek Tyler B
Richard Aiden B
Williams Laine B
Rahier Dylan B
Hull Liam B
Mishica Luke B
Henry Will B
Last Name First Name Tryout Group
Emerson Sean C
Machacek Jack C
Lobben Beck C
Watkins Brayden C
Oxendale Caige C
Sieben Cole C
Meuser Nicholas C
McDonough Jack C

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12-year-old groups
Last Name First Name Tryout Group
Struzyk Jake A
Heerey Sean A
Norton Jacob A
Rome Eli A
Dawson Jonah A
Limberg Baylor A
Moe Adam A
Skonseng Owen A
Bakke Gage A
Last Name First Name Tryout Group
Westerlund Jacob B
Palmer Simon B
Boodoo Stephon B
Clayborne Dahcai B
Gregersen Colton B
Thompson Alex B
Elliott Conner B
Giese Asher B
Sosa Jesus B
Last Name First Name Tryout Group
Greve Zachary C
Fulton D.J C
Ross Jr. Chandler C
McElroy Ryan C
Pahl Reed C
Geegan Owen C
Quimby Connor C
Tompkins Karsten C
Sanders Zachary C
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13-year-old groups
Last Name First Name Tryout Group
Schmeling Blake A
Widness Blake A
Meuser Benjamin A
Sieben Jordon A
Stewart Timothy A
Bowar Kade A
Kieffer Jackson A
Rypkema Gunnar A

Last Name First Name Tryout Group
Zitnick Max B
Voss Cole B
Hawkins Cole B
Johnston James B
Olsen Derek B
Ishaug Nicholas B
Olson Benjamin B
Voss Ethan B

Last Name First Name Tryout Group
Ordahl Tommy C
Lehner Mike C
Robb Josh C
Faith Joseph C
Hughes Nicholas C
Abbott Noah C
Kocon Thaddeus C
LaMotte Zachary C
Donnelly Owen C
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14-year-old groups
Last Name First Name Tryout Group
Phillips Brady A
Carlson Maxwell A
Huddleson Ethan A
Rocheleau Landon A
Drews Mitchell A
Seo Mason A
Koralewski Isaac A
Skonseng Sam A

Last Name First Name Tryout Group
Kiratli Dylan B
Osterhaus Gavin B
Floersch Sean B
McCormick Ryan B
Limberg Camron B
Burns Dalton B
Wever Jacob B
Wollmuth Ryan B

Last Name First Name Tryout Group
Jacobson Toby C
Shea Jeremy C
Kortenhof Max C
Kirchoffner Konnor C
Myers Casey C
Ahcan Grant C
Novak Austyn C
Jansen Braeden C
Baldwin Keegan C
Last Name First Tryout Group
Dempsey Hayden D
Albaugh Jacob D
Odegard Carter D
Anderson Joseph D
Fox Leo D
Webs.-Drummer Anthony D
Persons Chance D
Remarcik Mitchell D

Last Name First Name Tryout Group
Urlaub Timothy E
Thurow Bennett E
Prendi Noah E
Heinen Jett E
Jones Jack E
Juliar Noah E
Kempf Luke E
Keefe Sam E
Teal Mason E
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15-year-old groups
Last Name First Name Tryout Group
Peterson Isaac A
Discher Jordan A
Gomez Josh A
Huddleson Benjamin A
Marsolek Cade A
Sieben Carter A
Doyle Brady A
Trachsel Jace A
Lobben Clay A
Last Name First Name Tryout Group
Fuller Justin B
Schwab Drew B
Kleiter Steve B
Gilman Nicholas B
Bardwell Sam B
Ridgeway Collin B
Maldonado Dino B
Logelin Zach B
Fuller Zack B
Last Name First Name Tryout Group
Hugo Brandon C
Lesser Lucas C
Rache Derek C
Fonder Benjamin C
Magnuson Cole C
Johnson Alec C
Stagg Riley C
Hjermstad Zachary C
Andreasen Zachary C
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Thank you all for participating in the Burnsville
Traveling Baseball program for the 2016
season. Have a great year, and please
remember Your childs success or lack thereof
in sports does not indicate what kind of parent
you are. But having an athlete that is coachable,
respectful, a great teammate, hard-working and
resilient IS a direct reflection of your
parenting.
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