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1 Mil W Aukee B Aseb 2021 MILWAUKEE BASEBALL FALL SHOWCASE REGISTRATION FALLSHOWCASE BASEBALL MILWAUKEE 2021 NAme:____________________________________Class:_______ address:______________________________________________ ________________________________________________________ City:___________________________________________________ State:______________________________Zip:________________ Email:__________________________________________________ Phone:_________________________________________________ Primary position :____________________________________ (Time only allows for one position during the session) PAYMENT Enclosed is a check for: $175 FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT Payable to scott doffek baseball camps SHAUN WEGNER AT (414) 265-8346 OR [email protected] Please return form with payment to: uwm athletics baseball camps TO SIGN UP ONLINE, VISIT: PO BOX 413 HTTP://BASEBALL.UWMSPORTCAMPS.COM Milwaukee, Wi 53201 MAIL TO: -OR- UWM ATHLETICS BASEBALL CAMPS credit card payment PO BOX 413 Name on card:________________________________________ MILWAUKEE, WI 53201 type of credit card: visa mastercard October 30, 2021 Signature:____________________________________________ TREVOR SCHWECKE DRAFTED BY THE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 JAKE SOMMERS TORONTO BLUJAYS 2019 Exp. DRAFTED BY THE Date ST. LOUIS CARDINALS Month Year 2019 HEAD COACH SCOTT DOFFEK CAMP SCHEDULE CAMP SCHEDULE THE MILWAUKEE BASEBALL FALL PITCHERS & INFIELDERS & Scott Doffek, the 2013 Wisconsin SHOWCASE CAMP is a great opportunity to be seen OUTFIELDERS Baseball Coaches Association College CATCHERS and instructed by the coaching staff of the Milwaukee Panthers. Coach of the Year and two-time 8:30 am - Registration 8:30 am - Registration This session will consist of a pro-style workout, position-specific Horizon League Coach of the Year, 9:00 am - Introduction and stretch 9:00 am - Introduction and stretch evaluations, as well as instruction and live-game scrimmages. enters his 16th year as 9:20 am - Pitchers/Catchers throw 9:20 am - 60 yd dash and home to the head coach of the Panthers in to get loose 1B times (OF warm up arms when 2022. WHAT TO BRING: Campers should provide their own 9:30 am - PFP’s and all inclusive complete) equipment and lunch for camp. Players should bring a glove, defense 9:50 am - Outfielders throw to A mainstay in the Milwaukee baseball program, Doffek enters his bat, helmet and any other equipment they feel is necessary. 10:10 am - Catchers pop times bases; Infielders warm up arms 28th season with the coaching staff after spending the first 12 of those Catchers must bring their own gear. Water will be provided and 10:40 am - Catchers with Coach 10:15 am - Infielders on field years as the assistant head coach. an athletic trainer is on site. Wegner; Pitchers with Coach Bigler workout; Outfield fly ball work with 11:00 am - Catchers on field batting Coach Pearson Doffek became just the second coach in program history to top 300 PLAYERS ARE REQUIRED practice, exit velocity testing (see 11:00 am - On field BP, exit velocity ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: career wins in 2017, setting a new all-time program record with victory TO PICK A PRIMARY POSITION. Time only allows for one position No. 348 in March of 2019. team for BP) testing (see team for BP) 12:15 pm - Lunch break (Team 1 12:15 pm - Lunch break (Team 1 during the session. This spring, the Panthers posted a runner-up finish in the Horizon & 2 released early to eat before & 2 released early to eat before League Tournament for the second time in as many chances. Three game) game) The camp is open to all, limited only by age, number and pitchers earned league recognition led by AJ Blubaugh, who was gender. Please check your email regularly as that is the named Horizon League Reliever of the Year. primary way we communicate. Any additional information that we need to convey as the camp draws closer will be passed on Milwaukee has also seen national success under Doffek as 23 Panthers LIVE GAMES & MATCHUPS* via the email address that you provide when signing up for the have been drafted to the MLB. In fact, Doffek has now coached a list 1:00 pm - Team 1 vs. Team 2 camp. of 46 players that have been either drafted or signed by professional 3:00 pm - Team 3 vs. Team 4 teams. Most notably is Daulton Varsho, who became the first Panther REQUIRED FORMS: Registration must include completed to start at the big-league level. Varsho has totaled 33 hits, 23 runs, *IF WE DO NOT REACH NECESSARY REGISTRATION TOTAL, THERE WILL ONLY BE ONE GAME* medical forms found at http://baseball.uwmsportcamps.com. and 19 RBI in 59 games for the Arizona Diamondbacks in 2021. Completed forms can be faxed to 414-229-1129 or sent to: UWM Athletics, Baseball Camps, PO Box 413., Milwaukee, WI 53201 During Doffek’s time at MKE, he has been instrumental in the Panthers’ rise to a league and regional power. Since his first season in 1995, the Panthers have reset every offensive record and set school marks for wins and winning percentage multiple times. DAULTON VARSHO DRAFTED BY THE ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS 2017 68TH PICK OVERALL TO SIGN UP ONLINE, VISIT: HTTP://BASEBALL.UWMSPORTCAMPS.COM.
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