Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You can look on game changer for your kids ages and see what teams they play for ideas of teams for your kid. Bcc big train is pretty good and so is kidball. Wild bill more b team from what I’ve seen, but maybe they all have an and b teams.
You can also use GC to see if there are any signs of daddyball
Coach's kid batting clean-up, always playing SS, or pitching regularly despite giving up tons of hits.
You might need to pay for the premium GC acct, but its worth it
Meant you only see this if you are a friend of the team?
No, if you pay for the premium, you can see the box scores and every play (not video, just play by play description) of every game
Our team has a premium pass and can see every detail for our team but is limited to basics—schedules, roster, W/L—for other teams. Maybe PP has extra super premium access???
Anonymous wrote:
-1 we had an epically awful experience with BCC selects. Had the hope it would be more competitive baseball without the negatives of travel and we got more than our share of negatives thanks to the poorly run draft and dad coach. Left for travel and now have less “craziness”.
+1 to the mom who said the grass is brown everywhere.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You can look on game changer for your kids ages and see what teams they play for ideas of teams for your kid. Bcc big train is pretty good and so is kidball. Wild bill more b team from what I’ve seen, but maybe they all have an and b teams.
You can also use GC to see if there are any signs of daddyball
Coach's kid batting clean-up, always playing SS, or pitching regularly despite giving up tons of hits.
You might need to pay for the premium GC acct, but its worth it
Meant you only see this if you are a friend of the team?
No, if you pay for the premium, you can see the box scores and every play (not video, just play by play description) of every game
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:DC Dynasty is in the northernmost part of DC right near the MD line and has a great program.
They are not that good.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:BCC Baseball - BCC Big Train
Perfect for where you live and the best organization in the area.
Came here to recommend BCC Select, if you are open to something other than travel.
BCC Select is a level above Rec, but not as crazy as travel. Practice once or twice a week, two games on weekends. None of the craziness of tournament baseball. Parent coaches, but they do clinics with professional coaches.
We are having a great experience in Select, and I think it’s worth a look.
Otherwise BCC Travel/Big Train is also good, from what I hear.
Anonymous wrote:BCC Baseball - BCC Big Train
Perfect for where you live and the best organization in the area.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You can look on game changer for your kids ages and see what teams they play for ideas of teams for your kid. Bcc big train is pretty good and so is kidball. Wild bill more b team from what I’ve seen, but maybe they all have an and b teams.
You can also use GC to see if there are any signs of daddyball
Coach's kid batting clean-up, always playing SS, or pitching regularly despite giving up tons of hits.
You might need to pay for the premium GC acct, but its worth it
Meant you only see this if you are a friend of the team?
Anonymous wrote:Mom of a travel baseball player- no program is perfect. The grass is brown everywhere.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You can look on game changer for your kids ages and see what teams they play for ideas of teams for your kid. Bcc big train is pretty good and so is kidball. Wild bill more b team from what I’ve seen, but maybe they all have an and b teams.
You can also use GC to see if there are any signs of daddyball
Coach's kid batting clean-up, always playing SS, or pitching regularly despite giving up tons of hits.
You might need to pay for the premium GC acct, but its worth it
Anonymous wrote:DC Dynasty is in the northernmost part of DC right near the MD line and has a great program.