PBR Ohio's Top Stories for the Year 2016: In-State Recruiting Breakdown
January 5, 2017
By Jordan Chiero and Dylan Hefflinger
PBR Ohio Scouting Director and Ohio Editor in Chief/NW Scout
PBR Ohio started up on May 3rd, 2011 as seen here. From that day, Chris Valentine has had a goal to promote high school baseball in Ohio at the highest level possible. Chris has been able to do this thanks to the help of parents, coaches, and the talented players throughout the state of Ohio.
Chris has also built a staff that has the drive to make Ohio one of, if not the top viewed website for Prep Baseball Report as well as put on some of the best showcases in the nation to help promote the high school talent that resides in the Buckeye State.
Dylan Hefflinger, PBR Ohio Editor in Chief/NW Scout, along with Jordan Chiero, PBR Ohio Director Scouting take a look back at the year in review and put together a list of the top stories for 2016.
Today we take a look at the big time commits from 2016.
Each day we will reveal the next story on the list. A hint for the next story is the word "MLB Draft".
Interested in attending a PBR Ohio event? Check out our schedule by clicking here.
Top Stories of 2016 Rundown:
+ Updated and Expanded Player Rankings
+ Team Ohio Showcases Talents at 2016 Future Games
+ TPG: Once again a Success
+ Breakout Performances from the Year
+ Big Time Commits
PBR Ohio's Top Stories for the Year 2016: In-State Recruiting Breakdown
With the amount of talent throughout the Buckeye state, the 11 Division 1, eight Division 2 and numerous D-3, JUCO and NAIA baseball programs don't have to travel far to accumulate talent for their rosters.
That was once again evident after looking at the Fall Recruiting Class Breakdowns from this past November.
We at PBR Ohio looked at each of the Division 1 programs, breaking down the incoming prospects. To view, please click here.
Those interested in seeing what the Division 2 schools were up to, please click here.
With the fall recruiting season behind us, and the spring season rapidly approaching, there are still numerous talented prospects ready to commit to a college and accomplish their dreams of becoming a collegiate athlete. To view the 2017 Player Rankings, click here.