If you’re going to WWBA, listen up…

The WWBA 2026 Tournament in Georgia is this week, and if you’re heading there, here are some crucial tips to help you stand out and get recruited.

First off — I’ll be there in person.
From 8 AM to 6 PM, I’ll be walking the fields, talking to dozens of college coaches, asking them what they’re looking for and who they still need to fill their rosters.

Here’s how you can separate yourself:

1. Don’t be afraid to walk up to a coach.
Shake their hand, introduce yourself, and say your name. That 30-second conversation might change everything. Most kids won’t do it. You will.

2. Print out your game schedule.
Put your name, team, and jersey number on it. Hand it to coaches you talk to. This makes it 10x more likely they’ll actually show up to your game.

3. Do your homework.
Look up a coach’s name before you approach. Address him by name. It shows confidence and respect — coaches notice that.

4. Hustle like your scholarship depends on it.
Because it does. Sprint on and off the field. Run out every ground ball. Be the first guy to pick up a teammate. Coaches are timing everything — and they notice the guys who go hard 100% of the time.

5. Hit like a pro.
They're not looking for guys who swing out of their shoes. They’re looking for players who have professional at-bats — who compete every pitch and handle themselves like they belong.

I’ll be around all week.
If you want to meet up or have me check out one of your games, shoot me a text at 732-443-7321.

Send me your schedule — I might be able to point you out to a school or two while I’m out there.

Let’s work. Let’s win.
– Chris, SparberU