In early June, more than 100 college baseball players from top programs around the country will travel to Bryan, Texas to compete in a three day, six-game tournament with Wooter Apparel customizing the baseball uniforms for the Collegiate Summer Baseball Invitational.

Baseball is officially back thanks to the Collegiate Summer Baseball Invitational and Wooter Apparel.

With less than two weeks until the opening game of the College Summer Baseball Invitational (CSBI) in Bryan-College Station Texas, we are proud to share the news that Wooter Apparel has been selected to customize the uniforms for this unprecedented event in light of the Coronavirus pandemic taking place from June 4-6 at Travis Field, home of the Brazos Valley Bombers (Texas Collegiate League).

“I’m excited to have Wooter Apparel partner with the Collegiate Summer Baseball Invitation. This is a tremendous opportunity to have sports back in the spotlight and provide the stage for these talented college players to showcase their abilities, while sporting our customized uniforms inspired by America’s Red, White, and Blue,” said Alex Kagan, Wooter Co-Founder and Chief Marketing Officer.

The customized jerseys and uniforms for the Collegiate Summer Baseball Invitational players and coaches at Travis Field in Bryan, Texas from June 4-6 will be a colorful homage to America’s pastime.

Presented as “the biggest College Baseball event of 2020”, the Collegiate Summer Baseball Invitational will feature 100 college baseball players and major league prospects from SEC, Pac-12, Big 12, Big 10, and ACC schools who will converge on a 3-day tournament with 6 games and players coached by former big-league players one week prior to the MLB Draft. Fans can watch the event on their smart TV via Amazon FireTV, Apple TV, Roku and Google’s Chromecast or via their mobile devices. The College Summer Baseball Invitation will also be an outreach event by supporting and awareness for non-profit organization, “No Kid Hungry" (5% of each subscription will be donated to the organization), while helping all of America get some normalcy in their post COVID-19 world.

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“If we are going to be the Biggest College Baseball Event of 2020, we better have amazing looking uniforms. We knew Wooter Apparel would take care of us, they have become one of the best in the sports apparel industry,” said Uri Geva, Infinity Sports & Entertainment CEO and the driving force behind CSBI.

“We are working hard to provide a wonderful experience for all of the players and felt that fully custom designed uniforms from Wooter Apparel would help take the CSBI brand to a new level”.

For Geva, safety is the key focus leading up to and during the CSBI.

All players, coaches, event staff, and drivers will be tested for the Coronavirus prior to arrival and will be quarantined at one hotel for the duration of the event. All events will be closed off to fans, and the ballpark will be secured by local law enforcement to ensure the quarantined individuals remain protected from the outside world. Players are selected through a screening processes between the CSBI Baseball Operations staff, coaches and their respective college coaches. Geva and the CSBI continues to communicate and work with local government and health care officials in Texas to ensure all CDC, National, State and local regulations are adhered to ensure the safety of everyone involved with the event.

College Summer Baseball Invitational Rosters

Team Unity

Dee Shelton (Sam Houston State); Austin Davis (West Virginia); Riley Tirotta (Dayton); Maddux Houghton (Lipscomb); Sean Arnold (UTSA); Nick Schifftner (Highland CC); Kodie Kolden (Washington State); Dylan Smith (Alabama); Kade Morris (McNeese State); Sylvester Toe (UAB); MacGregor Hines (Dallas Baptist); Hunter Dobbins (Texas Tech); Mac McCarty (UAB); John Boushelle (McNeese-Bowise St.); Cole Sichey (Penn); Tristan Stivors (Texas State); Nate Rombach (Texas Tech); Luke Baley (Tarleton); Zach Griggs (UTSA); Ryan Mantle (Creighton); Kyle Coleman (Florida A&M).

Team Freedom

Beau Keathley (Oakland transfer); Haddon Adams (Lipscomb); Easton Turnage (SFA); Alex Jackson (Wichita State); Wade Meckler (Oregon State); Colin Burgess (South Carolina); Dawson Martin (Boise State); Jake Gehri (Yale); Grant Kipp (Yale); Tristan McCraw (Wichita State transfer); Logan Teske (Southeastern OK State); John Cheatwood (Marshall); Dontae Woodard (Texas State); Mason Greer (Auburn); Colton Williams (Science & Arts); Caleb Hill (Nicholls); Jacob Ashkinos (Baylor); Caleb Sloan (TCU transfer); Bryant Shellenbarger (Akron); Reece Easterling (SFA); Davis Sims (Western Kentucky).

Team Liberty

PJ Villarreal (Wharton JC); Zach Bowerman (Eastern Oklahoma St.); Tyler Bosetti (Nevada); Cameron Frederick (Creighton); Shea Kramer (Utah); Daylan Nanny (Western Carolina); Coleman Grubbs (UTRGV); Jack Dallas (Lamar); Evan Ingram (Hendrix transfer); Spencer Arrighetti (Navarro-UL-Lafayette); Jaycob Deese (Galveston-Houston); Davis Feldman (Eastern Michigan); Trey Valka (Arkansas-Wharton JC); Travis Hester (Arkansas transfer); Nate Thomas (Northern Illinois); Julian Brock (Louisiana-Lafayette); Brandon Lankford (UNC Asheville); Shane Mejia (Nicholls); Aaron Walters (San Angelo State); Chase Kemp (Lamar); Jonah Smith (Creighton).

Team Independence

Chris Kanios (Central Connecticut State); Nolan Tucker (Valparaiso); David Vazquez (NC State); Manny Garcia (Louisiana Tech); Luis Vargas (Wyland Baptist); Austin Teel (Wake Forest); Ricardo Leonett (Frank Phillips-Western Kentucky); Henry Bird (Texas A&M-Corpus Christi); Austin Schnieder (UT-Tyler); Julian Pokorny (ETBU); Jorman Diz (Wayland Baptist); Buddy Dewaine (Central Connecticut State); Brayden Spears (Boise State); Stu Flesland (Boise State); Troy Viola (San Jose State); Luke Taggert (UW); Kyle Bergeron (UW); Walker Sigman (BYU-Paris JC); Cole Pletka (Dayton); Jace Mapston (Paris JC); Ruben Ibarra (San Jose State).

Learn more about the Collegiate Summer Baseball Invitational:

CSBI on Twitter

A college baseball tournament is scheduled in Texas for June 4

College Baseball in early June? That’s the plan

Travis Field to Host Collegiate Summer Baseball Invitational In June