Midwest Prospect Baseball League

In 2006, the Midwest Prospect Baseball League (MPBL) was known as the fastest growing collegiate wood bat league in the nation. From 2006 to 2011, the league had anywhere from 6 to 12 teams each year. The MPBL can accommodate players on an ongoing basis. The league is open to all collegiate players. The league will provide coaches and scouts the opportunity to evaluate talent while allowing players to showcase their ability and skill development.

We are in search of collegiate players (minimum age – 18) who are committed to developing in a highly competitive Summer Wood Bat Collegiate League, while representing their respective school and conference in a professional manner. Games will be played in the central Indiana area. The emphasis of the league is to provide Midwest collegiate players a chance to continue to hone their skills in a competitive wood bat league. The Midwest Prospect Baseball League will have any where from 6 to 12 teams in the summer of 2012.

ATHLETES

(1)

Collegiate players have the opportunity to showcase their abilities to MLB Scouts.
(Depending on talent level)

(2)

Collegiate players have the opportunity to participate and hone their skills in a competitive WOOD BAT LEAGUE.

COACHES

(1)

You have a chance to send your players to a competitive wood bad league.

(2)

You will have the assurance that their players are getting better in the off season.

The league includes:

(1)

24 to 30 + Regular Season Games

(2)

Division Tournament

(3)

MPBL Championship Series (team must qualify)

(4)

On-line player stats

(5)

Employment

(6)

Housing

If you have any questions, contact Mike Eagen, League Owner/Director,
at (317) 490-0299 or by using our e-mail form