Unofficial Visits

In this episode of Unofficial Visits we talk with Nick Fabroski,  a sophomore on the  Mass Maritime Academy baseball team.  Nick talks with us about his decision to attend Mass Maritime and how his college experience might be different from others.  He also talks about the importance of paying attention to details, the benefits of having a positional coach, and the importance of body language and attitude because you never know who is watching.  

In this episode of Unofficial Visits we talk with Ty Jenkins, Curry College Baseball alum. Ty talks with us about taking your time making a decision on college, the importance of time management, challenging yourself academically, finding a destination and program where you can compete right away, and some more benefits of being a part of a team.

In today's episode of Unofficial Visits we talked with Gordon College Baseball alum Chris Leavitt. Chris talks to us about finding the right school and baseball program to meet his academic goals. He also talks to us about tough coaching, the importance of versatility, the challenges of playing at the college level, and being coachable.

In this episode of Unofficial Visits we talk with Peri Snow. Peri is in her second year at Assumption College and a member of the cross country and indoor and outdoor track and field teams. Peri gives us an idea of what it is like to be a part of multiple teams and compete during multiple seasons over the course of a year. She will give us a little insight into the recruiting process of running and the uniqueness of having concrete times to share with coaches throughout the recruiting process. We will also hear about the importance of time management, the benefits of being a part of a team, acoaching change, and more challenges of staying ready to compete while dealing with so many unknowns

In this episode of Unofficial Visits we talk with Bentley Baseball alum Jake Pierce. Jake takes us through his high school career as a three sport athlete all the way through his baseball career at Bentley University. Jake's talks with us about transferring, the importance of being self motivated on and off the field, competing for a spot on a competitive roster, and playing as a graduate student.

In this episode of Unofficial Visits we talk with Jackie Gavin of Southern New Hampshire Softball. Jackie will take us through her journey from being a three sport athlete in high school through entering her fourth year on the Southern New Hampshire softball team. You'll hear Jackie talk about her breakdown of finding the right school, the importance of academics, team chemistry and not taking anything for granted while playing college athletics.

In this episode of Unofficial Visits we stick with our baseball class of 2017 and talk with Kevin Aylward ( Saint Joseph’s College of Maine) Kevin will take us through his journey from deciding later in high school to pursue baseball at the next level all the way through to being an outfielder and leader on the Saint Joe’s baseball team. You’ll hear Kevin talk about how he got himself seen by coaches, the importance of the weight room, playing for a legendary coach and playing in a regional tournament.

In the episode of Unofficial Visits we talk with Dean College baseball alum Evan Dean. Evan walks us through his journey from high school to junior college and beyond.

In this episode of Unofficial Visits we sit down with Greg Norton, a University of Maine baseball alum. Greg’s recruiting journey includes conversations with major league scouts, a summer playing in the Cape Cod League, pitching in an NCAA regional, and a medical red shirt.

In this episode of Unofficial Visits we talk with Mike Khoury (Brandeis University Baseball) and Brandon Jenkins (Roger Williams University Baseball) about their journey through high school, their college recruiting process, and the challenges of playing at the college level.

Welcome to Unofficial Visits! Conversations with current and former college athletes about their recruiting process and their journey to find the right fit for academics and athletics.