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Pearson Bat Company
Pearson Bat Company began as a dream ... two former baseball players hung up their cleats after a combined 36 years of playing and decided to re-channel their energies from the game they loved into the next best thing -- wood bats .
A combination of experience, time and science produces a custom bat that is made with care and personal touch. Pearson Bat, a family owned operation, turns wood on fourty acres of land outside Cleveland. And they only hand-craft what they would swing!
When you buy a Pearson, you get a bat for the player, made by the player.
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Perfect Game USA
Perfect Game USA is devoted to furthering the development and career of the talented high school baseball player. Perfect Game USA produces national level individual player showcases and team tournaments all over the United States. These events have proved invaluable to the college coaching community and major league baseball as they can scout a large population of talented ball players all in one location.
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USSSA (United States Specialty Sports Association)
The primary focus of USSSA Baseball is the development of programs that allow teams of all skill levels to compete against one another. USSSA believes the overall development of all players can be enhanced by the experience and fun of national tournament play. Until now the majority of players were denied this opportunity because of their skill level. USSSA Baseball offers programs for four levels of play. Major and AAA programs are national programs that culminate in a World Series. The AA program is a regional program ran by the participating states that culminates at a National tournament. The A level is for recreational teams and is at a state level only. The Southern California website for USSSA is Baseballfirst.com.
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