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AMJ Bronco Spring 2026 - What a great group of kids. It’s been a fun spring with these athletes.

Let’s All PLAY BALL! ⚾️

We are thrilled to announce that we’ve teamed up with the Washington Wild Things to host an official MLB Pitch, Hit & Run event as part of !

Whether your ballplayer is a seasoned pro or picking up a bat for the very first time, this event is for EVERYONE. It’s all about having fun, staying active, and celebrating the game we love.

🗓 When: Saturday, June 6th
🕙 Time: 10:00 AM – 1:00 PM (Check-in starts at 9:30 AM)
📍 Where: wild things park
💰 Cost: FREE!
👦👧 Ages: 7-14

Registration is officially OPEN! Don't miss out on this national celebration—secure your spot today at the link below! 🎟✨

🔗 Register Here: https://frontierleague.leagueapps.com/events/4955079

ATTENTION 13U- Do your homework

AMJ has a 13U national team program centered on Perfect Game (PG) events which is crucial for long-term player development and recruitment.

Although 13 years old may seem premature for college or professional scouting consideration, the contemporary baseball landscape utilizes this age group as the foundation for an athlete's profile. Participating in a national-level team built around the Perfect Game circuit is significant for several key reasons: 1. The Gateway to Select, Invite-Only Events: Direct entry into the most prestigious, scouted events in the country is not possible; athletes must earn their place. A national team provides the platform to gain visibility. The Tournament-to-Invite Pipeline: To receive invitations to exclusive individual showcases—such as the PG Prospect Gateways, the 13U National Showcase, and ultimately the premier 13U Select Baseball Festival—players must first impress PG staff.

Scouting Density: National-level PG tournaments, like the WWBA National Championships or Super Regional NITs, are heavily staffed by Perfect Game scouts who track pitching velocities via Stalker radar, write scouting blogs, and share highlights on social media. The "Look": If a player excels on a local team, PG scouts may never notice them. However, performing on a 13U national team competing in major PG tournaments yields data entries, player profiles, and official PG grades that trigger exclusive event invitations.

2. Setting the Baseline Profile for High School: The exposure garnered at 13U creates a digital footprint that follows an athlete throughout their high school career.

Establishing Early Rankings: Perfect Game is the world's largest scouting database. Performing well at 13U establishes a player's initial player profile and national/state ranking before they step foot on a high school field.

The Snowball Effect: When college recruiters begin compiling their watchlists for incoming high school freshmen, they do not start from scratch. They look at who made the 13U and 14U PG All-State teams and Select Festivals. An athlete who establishes themselves early remains on the radar, ensuring scouts actively seek them out when high school travel ball begins.

3. Acclimation to Elite Competition and Data Tracking: At 13U, the transition to the larger diamond is a significant hurdle.

The Measuring Stick: A national team ensures these athletes compete against the top 1% of talent in the country, forcing rapid development.

Data Familiarity: PG events utilize advanced technology to track metrics like exit velocity, arm strength, and running times. A national program built around this environment teaches 13U players how to perform under data collection, a mental skill that becomes mandatory by the time they are 16U and 17U.

The Bottom Line: A 13U national team focusing on Perfect Game isn't just about winning trophies; it's about securing a position within the elite baseball ecosystem. The tournament exposure at 13U generates invites, the invites create rankings, and the rankings secure high school visibility that leads to college scholarships and draft considerations.

👀 at this guy who’s one of the games best:

Konnor Griffin Class of 2024 - Player Profile | Perfect Game USA Konnor Griffin Class of 2024 Perfect Game Player Profile

I see some Nationals players in there👀 doing some work. 💪

Home of the free, because of the brave. 🇺🇸
Today, our baseball family pauses to remember and honor those who gave everything for our freedom. We are forever in their debt.

Does he look familiar??? Our 9U coach Chase Gearing struck out five in his Sioux Falls debut as the Canaries defeated Lincoln 2-1 in an eight-inning, rain-shortened contest.

CANARIES WIN RAIN-SHORTENED GAME IN LINCOLN Lincoln, NE – Joe Vos tallied three hits and Chase Gearing struck out five in his Sioux Falls debut as the Canaries defeated Lincoln 2-1 in an eight-inning, rain-shortened contest.  Vos singled to begin the fifth inning and reached second base on an error. Chris Kwitzer smacked an RBI single with...