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Hey a guy from R.I. I am origiinally from prov but have been in central florida for 18 years now. We have some good programs in central florida. There is Daytona Beach c.c. and Seminole c.c, two of the better ones and also Central Florda c.c., great pitching program and facility. They are in Ocala about 90 mins. north of Orlando. Chipola in the panhandle near Tallahassee may be the best in the state, great talent. There are many, go to Skiltons baseball links and look under JUCO. States and schools should be listed. Costs are very low instate but I'm not sure about out of state, check the sites. Good luck. Coachric
Sometimes I sits and I thinks, sometimes I just sits. Coachric
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| Posts: 1126 | Location: Orlando | Registered: December 22, 2005 |    |
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Thanks but no thanks, I was there in md-december for the 6-7 inches of winter wonder. It's been cold here, 45 at night 65-70 in the day. Imagine that. College and high school practice's begin mid january. The academics at these schools are par for any c.c.'s, usually if the kid is a good student and works hard, the school won't matter much. He will be able to transfer to many good 4 year programs later. Coachric
Sometimes I sits and I thinks, sometimes I just sits. Coachric
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| Posts: 1126 | Location: Orlando | Registered: December 22, 2005 |    |
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Oh yeah Hokie. I just couldn't mention them all, but those two are very good programs as well. I do believe the competition is a little stronger in central and southwest florida. Coachric
Sometimes I sits and I thinks, sometimes I just sits. Coachric
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| Posts: 1126 | Location: Orlando | Registered: December 22, 2005 |    |
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Wanted to mention Hillsborough CC in Tampa, FL. Coach Gary Calhoun is an excellent coach with credentials and he has a fine staff. Coach Mike Sodders is their pitching coach with some excellent pro experience. Hillsborough plays their home games at Legends Field (NY Yankees) which is connected to the Hillsborough campus. What a place to play and practice...
I agree with the other posters, all good programs with sound coaching. While there will always be someone not happy with their individual experience, you have to take that for what its worth, an experience. IMO, the FL JUCO's are all competitive and their goal is to get their players to 4 year schools and the professional ranks if applicable.
Bottom line, check them all out and see what is the "best fit" for your son. In addition to baseball, check out the academics, courses etc.
Have a great day!
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| Posts: 87 | Location: Palatka, Florida | Registered: November 26, 2005 |    |
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Again, good advice. Lake city has a reputable program with fine coaches. There are not many dorms at the juco's here, you will have to check that out. Some kids just rent apartments together and some find sponsor families, usually another local kid thats on the roster. Happy New Year Coachric
Sometimes I sits and I thinks, sometimes I just sits. Coachric
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| Posts: 1126 | Location: Orlando | Registered: December 22, 2005 |    |
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