Professional Baseball Instruction - Battery Invitational

2010 Professional Baseball Instruction Battery Invitational

Each November Professional Baseball Instruction invites college coaches, recruiters and professional scouts from around the area to come watch the area's top pitching and catching prospects work out in our state-of-the-art facility. The date for our 2010 event is Thursday and Friday, November 4th and 5th. For complete details and a registration form, click here.

2009 Battery Invitational Confirmed Schools/Teams

These are the schools who joined us for last year's event. You'll note that in addition to college recruiters scouts from the Boston Red Sox, Chicago Cubs, Cincinnati Reds, Detroit Tigers, New York Yankees, Philadelphia Phillies, and Tampa Bay Rays were in attendance. You can expect to showcase your talents in front of a similar collection this November.

Bergen Community College
Bloomfield College
Boston Red Sox
Caldwell College
Centenary College
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
City College Of New York
Clark University
Detroit Tigers
Dominican College
Dowling College
Drew University
Fairfield University
FDU - Teaneck
Felician College
Fordham University
Holy Cross University
Iona College
John Jay College
Kean University
King's College
Lafayette College
LIU-CW Post
Mercy College
Minnesota Twins
Monmouth University
Montclair State University
Muhlenberg College
New Jersey City University
New York Mets
New York Yankees
NJIT
Pace University
Philadelphia Phillies
Ramapo College
Raritan Valley Community College
Rutgers University
Rutgers-Camden
Rutgers-Newark
Sacred Heart University
Seattle Mariners
Seton Hall University
Stevens Tech
St. John's University
St. Peter's College
St. Thomas Aquinas college
Tampa Bay Rays
Wagner College
William Paterson University

PBI 2008 BATTERY INVITATIONAL

Professional Baseball Instruction presented our 2nd Annual Battery Invitational for high school varsity pitchers and catchers November 6th and 7th in our indoor stadium in Upper Saddle River. Representatives from more than two dozen colleges and professional baseball organizations were in attendance.