2010
Brett Lechner
Casey Ingle
Jordan Turner
Andy Bouchard
Cory Colucci
Adam Rider
Matt Hoffman
Andrew Thompson
Micheal Allen
Tyler Higgins

2011
Drew Woock
Kyle O’Boyle
Dino Hinds
Matt Cresswell
Donnie Lee
Andrew Seer
Eric Kinley

2012
Jordan Herman
Randon Henika
Dakota Pinney
Mitch Holgate
Casey Pashak
Tim Ryan
Tommy Kramer
Jimmy Rousse
Blake Higgins
Andrew Geese

2013
Justin Drzewicki
Mike Schaaf
Blake Hibbits
Cody Fenskie
Kevin Thompson
Jordan Schumann
Trevor Karbowski
Jason Hockemeyer
Alex Kravat
David Laskowski
Eric Cummings
Cam Wiechmann
Ryan Henris
Eric Hummel
Kyler Krause
Hank VanOoyen
Blake Botti
Kyle Flattery
Jeff Kinley

2014
Kyle Kaufmann
Larry Herron
Cody Rogers
Joe Galanty
Zach Seder
AJ Action
Cole Martin
Rob Cooper
Austin Fenskie
Joe Buchalski
Joel Pierce
Marc Jaksa
Drew King
DJ Reetz
Scott Badour
Alex Goodwin

2015
Adam Fitzgibbon
Sam Brooks
Craig Wilson
Grant Bridgewater
Kyle Henris
Zach Olszewski
Scott Sency
Mike Saunders
Bobby St. Pierre
Chad Carson
Brian Feinauer
Luke Scharich
Shawn Larner

2016
Seth Freed
Watson Moore
Carson Eby
Jerome Reeves
Tyler Kirkwood
Tone Jacobs
Jacob Crum
Jake Ellis
Carter Kovalcik
Alex Sova

2017
Parker Murdie
Mason Schwellenbach
Jordan Swiss
Travis Perkola
DeVario Allen
Jake Gross
Brian Feinauer

Building Tradition & Community

Established in the fall of 2009, the Michigan Area Braves bring quality collegiate summer baseball to the Great Lakes Bay region. Owned and operated by local citizens, the Braves are an applied 501 c3, non-profit who is dedicated to combining leadership, service and integrity and high level athletics with a sense of community and family. Not only do we seek to provide great sports entertainment for the Great Lakes Bay Region, but we truly seek to provide an environment that entices local players to come home (from college) to play. We also seek out players from all over the country who want to play great baseball and who want to come and see the beauty of this area. Bringing the community together around baseball is at the root of our regional history and we are thrilled with the opportunity to continue this tradition.

Building Champions

The Michigan Area Braves give college players who have not yet signed professional contracts the opportunity to develop their skills at a higher level of play, gain experience with wood bats, and be evaluated by professional scouts. The Braves are dedicated to helping develop those who aspire to do better.

Braves players themselves showcase attitude, work ethic, skill level, and knowledge and love for the game. Braves players look to be challenged on and off the field and strive to be ambassadors of the game as well as model citizens