Play Eagles Baseball Spring 2019

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Here’s your chance to play baseball this spring for New Jersey’s leader in player development! Eagles Baseball is looking to fill roster openings for our spring 2019 teams for 9U, 10U, 11U, 13U, and 14U players.

Eagles Baseball teams will compete in the PBI Baseball League 2019 spring season and the Bergen County Charity Classic tournament over the Memorial Day Weekend.

Eagles players get prepared for the season with PBI’s comprehensive Eagles Winter Training Program.

TRYOUT INFORMATION- ALL AGES
MONDAYS at 4:30 PM at Riverside Park, 125 Reich Avenue in Mahwah.

PLAYERS MUST PRE-REGISTER BY CALLING 800-282-4638.

Private tryouts also available Monday through Saturday by calling us at 800-282-4638.

Click on the appropriate age level for complete details including tryout dates and times, and cost.

CLICK FOR YOUR AGE LEVEL
Spring 2019 9U Eagles
Spring 2019 10U Eagles
Spring 2019 11U Eagles
Spring 2019 12U Eagles
Spring 2019 13U Eagles
Spring 2019 14U Eagles

AGE CUTOFF
The PBI Baseball League is now using the new Little League age cutoff date of August 31 for appropriate age levels. See the chart below for details. For the spring 2019 season, the PBI League will be following the age cutoff dates as listed on this chart on the PBI website.)

CALL TOLL-FREE 800-282-4638 FOR MORE INFORMATION.

Ryan Remo Makes Eagles History

By Dominick Savino
North Jersey Eagles Media Staff

North Jersey Eagles pitcher Ryan Remo has spent nearly his entire baseball life in the Professional Baseball Instruction organization.

With his dad Jeff Remo installed as one of the longest-serving PBI youth instructors, Remo drew attention from numerous Division I programs as an ace on the baseball school’s 17U North Jersey Eagles summer showcase team.

Ryan RemoThe younger Remo also spent countless hours training and throwing at the PBI indoor facilities under the watchful eye of his father, who doubled as his son’s head coach at Mahwah High School, and Doug Cinnella, PBI’s founder and Remo’s high school pitching coach.

And now, after wrapping up his freshman year as a right-handed pitcher at Fordham University, Remo is playing with the “big-time” North Jersey Eagles club in the Atlantic Collegiate Baseball League.

The Mahwah native was unhittable July 9 at Overpeck Park, blanking the Lehigh Valley Catz 6-0 in the nightcap of a doubleheader to record the seven-inning no-hitter.

The feat is the first no-no in Remo’s collegiate career and marks the first in the Eagles’ eight-year history.