Flyers 15U team making a difference
The PF Flyers-Edwards 15U team members have added community service to their list of accomplishments.
PF Flyers vice president named director of player development at UC
This week University of Cincinnati head baseball coach Scott Googins named PF Flyers Vice President and co-founder Kevin Hollabaugh as director of player development for the Bearcats baseball team.
Two 15U players ranked by Travel Baseball Rankings
Lucas Basta and Rhys Canan were ranked in the Class of 2026 by Travel Baseball Rankings.
14U announces 2022 team awards
PF Flyers Edwards 14U announced the team’s 2022 team awards on Wednesday, honoring the top performers during this season.
14U team wins again!
The PF Flyers 14U Edwards won its 50th game of the season and earned its eighth tournament title.
14U wins seventh tournament
PF Flyers 14U Edwards won its seventh tournament of the season, winning the Cincy Flames Summer Classic on Sunday at McKie Field at Hayden Park on Miami University’s campus.
14U team wins fourth straight tournament
PF Flyers 14U Edwards won its fourth straight tournament and sixth overall, claiming the Blue Ash Wood Bat Classic championship.
14U Flyers win 15U tournament
PF Flyers 14U Edwards won the 15U Game Day USA Super Regional this weekend, the team’s fifth tournament championship of the season.
The team won the championship, going 3-0 on Sunday in bracket play, including two shutouts.
14U Flyers win fourth tournament championship
PF Flyers 14U Edwards won the team’s fourth tournament championship this weekend, going 5-0 to win the Ohio Valley Showdown.
Another tourney win for 14U Edwards
PF Flyers 14U Edwards won another tournament championship this weekend.
Flyers 14U-Edwards wins Turfmania 2
For the second year in a row, PF Flyers 14U-Edwards won the Kings Sports Turfmania 2 tournament against some of the state’s top teams.
PF Flyers Baseball to redefine what it means to be ‘elite’
High level select baseball can be difficult to navigate for parents and players.
Seemingly everywhere you look, there are coaches and organizations making big promises. Increasingly, here in the Cincinnati area those organizations are national operations setting up a franchise. Now, even longtime local programs are “going national.”
But what are these organizations actually providing players? In some cases, the sales pitch doesn’t match reality. Player fees are going up and player growth is stagnating or the player is not improving as fast as possible. More and more teams are being added to organizations and that is reducing practice time.
That’s why a group of veteran Cincinnati-area baseball coaches decided to launch the PF Flyers Baseball Club.