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DEVELOP.
COMPETE.
ADVANCE.

TRAVEL BASEBALL IN WESTCHESTER NY
ZT NY WESTCHESTER

DEVELOPMENT-FIRST TRAVEL BASEBALL

​Development comes first. ZT NY Westchester provides travel baseball in Westchester, NY for 13U–17U players who want to sharpen their skills and compete with purpose.

​Appropriate exposure and recruiting guidance support older players as they progress.

TRAVEL BASEBALL TRYOUTS: START WITH AN EVALUATION

THINK YOUR PLAYER MAY BE A FIT?

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ZT NY Westchester holds individual, private tryouts for 13U–17U players. Player evaluations are available year-round.

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Complete the tryout registration form with your player's age, position, current level, and goals to request a tryout. After the tryout, you'll hear from us within 24 hours.

13U–14U ZT NY WESTCHESTER  DEVELOPMENT TRACK

DEVELOPMENT FOCUS
• Full-field baseball
• Position-specific development
• Hitting development
• Throwing development
• Athletic development
• Baseball IQ
• Competitive decision-making
• High-school preparation

PRIMARY GOAL
Prepare players for the increasing physical, technical, and mental demands of high-school baseball.

The transition into high-school baseball begins before freshman year.

15U–17U ZT NY WESTCHESTER DEVELOPMENT/SHOWCASE TRACK

​DEVELOPMENT + EXPOSURE FOCUS
• Advanced player development
• Position-specific training
• High-school performance
• Tournament competition
• Appropriate showcase opportunities
• Physical development where verified
• Measurable performance
• Video
• Recruiting education
• Coach communication

PRIMARY GOAL
Develop the player while building an appropriate pathway toward college baseball opportunities.

At the high-school level, development remains the priority while recruiting and exposure become part of the process.

OUR COLLEGE RECRUITMENT PROCESS

FOR HIGH-SCHOOL PLAYERS
College recruiting requires realistic evaluation, appropriate preparation, organized communication, and consistent follow-up.

  • Player Evaluation

  • Academics

  • Athletic Metrics

  • Video

  • School Targeting

  • Coach Communication

  • Showcases

  • Follow-Up

Our role is to help players and families understand the process, make informed decisions, and build an appropriate recruiting plan.

EA Baseball and ZT NY Westchester do not guarantee scholarships, roster spots, offers, or college placement.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

WHAT FAMILIES ARE SAYING

HEAR FROM OUR EA FAMILIES

Read feedback from players and parents about coaching, development, confidence, and growth.

THE FOUR PILLARS OF ZT NY WESTCHESTER

01 — DEVELOPMENT

Structured training shaped by age, position, physical development, and baseball needs. Winter is a 10–12 week development season focused on skill development and strength training.

 

02 — COMPETITION

Team practices, games, and 10–11 showcases and tournaments across the summer and fall seasons, including a ZT NY PBR event.

 

03 — EXPOSURE

Metrics, video, recruiting preparation, showcase strategy, and college communication for older players.

 

04 — GROWTH

Accountability, preparation, communication, academics, leadership, and competitive maturity.

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Meet the coaching staff, see our facilities, and explore private lessons, clinics, and the Development Pathway.

THE ZT NY WESTCHESTER DIFFERENCE

Development before exposure. Prepare to perform before seeking attention. Year-round structure. Build skills and confidence beyond tournament season. Individual attention. Keep personal development at the center of team baseball.

Honest evaluation. Give families realistic feedback and clear priorities. College guidance. Help appropriate high-school players navigate recruiting. A complete pathway. Connect ZT NY Westchester competition with the EA Baseball development system.

A YEAR-ROUND BASEBALL CALENDAR

Schedules and event details vary by team, age group, and season.

FALL SEASON— DEVELOP + COMPETE
Evaluate players, build individual and team skills, and compete with purpose.

WINTER — BUILD THE PLAYER
Refine hitting, pitching, defense, and physical development.

SPRING — PREPARE + MAINTAIN
Support the school season, maintain skills, and prepare for summer.

SUMMER — COMPETE + GET EXPOSED
Practice, compete, and seek appropriate college exposure for High School players.

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