How a summer collegiate season actually works, from roster rules and host families to reading a box score and tracking a bullpen across a three-game series.
This page is here to point you in the right direction, whether you are new to summer collegiate ball or you have been sitting in the same bleachers for years. If something on the site is unclear, or you want to know where to start reading, the routes below are the quickest way to a real answer from a real person.
Best for scorebook corrections, photo submissions, story tips and anything that needs a paper trail. Send the details and we will route it to the right writer.
info@cortlandcrushbaseball.com
Typical reply: within one business day.
Use the phone line for time-sensitive items, like a game moved because of weather or a correction that needs to go up before first pitch.
Same-day response on weekdays.
Print materials, scorebook pages and anything that travels better on paper can go to the club suite address below.
3107 Phindile Club Suite 576
North Jean, EC 0850
Allow a few extra days for post.
Still working through the basics of a summer season, box scores or roster rules? The learning guides walk through it step by step, and the contact page covers everything else.
If you are learning your way around summer collegiate ball and something in a recap or a standings table does not add up, this is the fastest way to get a straight answer. Tips, photos and scorebook corrections all land in the same inbox, and someone who was actually at the game usually replies.
Mailing address
3107 Phindile Club Suite 576
North Jean, EC 0850
Send written notes, printed scorecards or photo prints here. Mail is checked a few times a week during the season.
Phone and email
0152948424
info@cortlandcrushbaseball.com
Call if a game-day detail is time-sensitive. Email works better for corrections, box-score questions and photo submissions.
When we are around
On game nights, replies can slip to the next morning. We read everything, even when the inbox runs long.
Scorebook corrections
Email the inning, the batter and what the official book should read. Include the date and the two teams so we can match it to the right recap.
Photos and field notes
Send game photos or a short note about field conditions. Tell us who took the shot and which game it came from before we run it.
Coverage requests
Coaching a youth squad or running a local program? Email the schedule and we will see what fits the calendar that week.