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Players and coaches who furthered their careers with the MHCBL
Join the Mile High Collegiate League This Summer!
In our 15th season, the Mile High Collegiate League offers an exciting 28 to 34game schedule over 6 weeks, running from June to July. It’s the perfect opportunity for college players to compete against their peers in a competitive and positive environment. Play against top talent, develop your skills, and get exposure to scouts from larger schools—all while enjoying scheduled games on quality fields with 2 umpires.
Why Choose MHCBL?
• Guaranteed Playing Time: We ensure every player gets the chance to showcase their skills and improve.
• Plenty of Reps: With 4 games scheduled each week, you’ll get the opportunity to refine your game and stay sharp.
• Scouts in Attendance: Many scouts from larger schools are present, giving you the chance to get noticed for future opportunities.
• Flexible Schedule: Only play 2 days per week (4 games total), so you can maintain your training and other commitments while playing the game you love.
Griffin Jax
Griffin Jax, a Colorado native was called up by the Minnesota Twins. He became the first ever player out of the Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, Colorado to make the major leagues. He made his debut on June 8, and would go on to be a regular part of the Twins starting pitching rotation. Jax previously pitched with the Mile High Collegiate Baseball League’s Denver Generals.
JD Hammer
JD Hammer was originally a Rockies draft pick in 2014. He had a successful Rookie A-Ball season winning Pitcher of the Year honors with the Grand Junction Rockies. In 2017, Hammer was traded along with two other prospects to the Phillies for reliever Pat Neshek. Neshek would go on to help the Rockies in their postseason run. Hammer meanwhile make his major league debut on May 26, 2019
Kyle Freeland
Kyle Freeland was drafted in 2014 in the first round by the team and has been a constant part of their pitching rotation for the past several seasons. In 2018 he had a stellar 17-7 record with a 2.85 ERA and 1.25 WHIP. While attending the University of Evansville, Freeland pitched for the Denver Titans, a team formerly part of the MHCBL.
