The preliminary Summer of 2006 schedules are now available. All the schedules have been built with two goals in mind; to provide our players not only with the opportunity to compete in some of the countries most prestigious, top-talented tournaments, but also to allow in-depth, detailed oriented, practices focusing on instruction and individual skill development.

In a continued effort to bring all of our players a very competitive, national level summer schedule, which in the Summer of 06 will see teams traveling to such events as the Mickey Matle West Coast Championship in Orange County, the Long Beach Firecracker Classic, the College World Series Showcase in Omaha, the Perfect Game West Baseball Championship Series as well as season ending events in San Diego.

The Summer of 2006 will also see the Golden Era Baseball belief, that instruction and individual skill development are just as important as the high-profile national level tournaments. The Summer of 2006 allows for over 45 hours on practice time for each team to help players prepare to fully reach their potential.

With the combined effort of allowing players to compete at a high level and receive a high level of instruction, the 2006 season is shaping up to be the most complete and player dedicated to date.

The first draft of the Golden Era 18 and Under schedule is available. 55 games are tentatively in place with over 45 hours of instructional and developmental practices set for the team throughout the summer.

The 2006 Golden Era 16 & Under introductory schedule is now available. With a tentative 54 games scheduled and over 45 hours of instructional and developmental practices in place, the Summer of 2006 is shaping up to be a great 1st season for the 16 and under program.