USA Premier Baseball College Scholarship Program
*** CONGRATULATIONS ***
2013 USAPB COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS!!!
$1,000 Scholarship Winner
Frankie Rois
Team: Southern California Renegades
Current School: Long Beach Polytechnic
College Commitment: USC – University of Southern California
$500 Scholarships Winners
Honorable Mentions
CONGRATULATIONS To Our Winners!!!
We are excited to play a small part in helping our youth reach their dreams and now announcing a college scholarship program to further that effort! USA Premier Baseball is dedicated to putting on the best tournaments and leagues with strongest competition and highest visibility to the college coaches and professional scouts.
We appreciate the response and support from coaches, players, sponsors and volunteers to make this program a success. While the decision was difficult, we are so proud of the quality of young men responding and want to acknowledge all of each of them and wish them the best!
Our USAPB Advisory Board (12 members) carefully went through the selection criteria ranking for each application. Scholarships are based on character and team dedication, academic achievement, love of baseball and personal passion of helping others. More information is available on the USA Premier Baseball Scholarship Program.
Special Thank You
Special thanks to those that donated items for the Firecracker Scholarship Raffle and volunteers working the Windrow Gate benefiting the scholarship fund:
- Angels MLB, Coaches Choice, Pocket Radar, Team IP
- Hotel Partners: Hilton, Embassy Suites, Marriott, Wyndam, Double Tree
- USA Premier Baseball Firecracker volunteers
We would like to continue and build the amount each year and welcome any type of donations towards the college scholarship funds. If you would like to contribute to young men’s college future or have any questions please contact us – scholarship@usapremierbaseball.com
Warm Regards,
Si & Gina Pettrow
USA Premier Baseball
scholarship@usapremierbaseball.com
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