When PROGRAM 15 were looking to hold their next New Balance Baseball Futures Stars Series event in the New England area, it seemed only logical that they’d look to partner with a group that’s been at the forefront of player development in that area.
The Futures Collegiate Baseball League (FCBL) and Brockton Rox will host the New Balance Baseball Future Stars Series invite-only tournament with testing for enhanced college and professional exposure during the first week of October 2019.
Given PROGRAM 15 Founder, CEO and President of Baseball Operations for The New Balance Baseball Future Stars Series Jeremy Booth’s long relationship with FCBL Commissioner Chris Hall, as well as Rox GM Todd Marlin, the partnership was seemingly inevitable.
“I’ve known Chris and Todd for a long time since we were all involved in the Can-Am league,” Booth said. “They’ve done an excellent job with the Futures League in building it from the ground up. They’ve seen their endeavor grow to a national level as a proving ground for collegiate players as they grind to move forward. Their reach stretches deep into the college ranks, and we’re excited to partner up with a group who’s professionally and progressively minded to being a full exposure and development product to the northeast regions.”
The Future Stars Series has seen a meteoric rise over the past few years since its inception, with partner programs joining at an increasingly rapid rate and the quality of events continuing to improve to previously unseen levels Many in the industry are still buzzing about International Week at Camelback Ranch despite now being more than two months removed from the wildly successful three-game series.
The Futures Collegiate Baseball League (FCBL) and Brockton Rox will host the New Balance Baseball Future Stars Series invite-only tournament with testing for enhanced college and professional exposure during the first week of October 2019.
Given PROGRAM 15 Founder, CEO and President of Baseball Operations for The New Balance Baseball Future Stars Series Jeremy Booth’s long relationship with FCBL Commissioner Chris Hall, as well as Rox GM Todd Marlin, the partnership was seemingly inevitable.
“I’ve known Chris and Todd for a long time since we were all involved in the Can-Am league,” Booth said. “They’ve done an excellent job with the Futures League in building it from the ground up. They’ve seen their endeavor grow to a national level as a proving ground for collegiate players as they grind to move forward. Their reach stretches deep into the college ranks, and we’re excited to partner up with a group who’s professionally and progressively minded to being a full exposure and development product to the northeast regions.”
The Future Stars Series has seen a meteoric rise over the past few years since its inception, with partner programs joining at an increasingly rapid rate and the quality of events continuing to improve to previously unseen levels Many in the industry are still buzzing about International Week at Camelback Ranch despite now being more than two months removed from the wildly successful three-game series.