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StoryMarucci Midwest youth teams line up across 11U–13U on Game7; program listed by Five Tool
The program’s youth slate spans multiple age groups on the regional tournament scene. Examples include a 13U AAA side, “Marucci Midwest (MO) 13 Capitol,” and an 11U AA squad, “Marucci Midwest (MO) 11 National,” with team pages carrying rosters, schedules and results [1][3]. The organization also appears in the Five Tool team directory, underscoring its footprint in the travel landscape and visibility to event operators and evaluators [2].Between those listings, families can track where the club is playing and how each age group is progressing through the season—game logs, records and event notes are all housed on the respective platforms [1][2][3].
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StoryMarucci Midwest in Ozark offers cages, lessons, pro shop and team training
The Clubhouse operates year-round on Ozark’s N 19th St, offering batting-cage rentals, individual lessons and team training, alongside a pro shop stocked for baseball and softball needs [3]. The operation keeps families up to date with schedules, classes and program notes through its Facebook page and X account [1][2].Branded locally as Marucci Midwest, the facility’s focus is player development—reps in the cages, tuned-up swings and bullpens, and structured team work—all under one roof to keep Ozark players on rhythm through the calendar [3]. For day-to-day updates on programming and availability, fans and families follow the Clubhouse’s social channels [1][2].
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StoryInside Marucci Midwest’s 2021 winter workout and all-access recruiting day
During the winter of 2021, Marucci Clubhouse Midwest ran a tour-style workout at its Ozark base, putting athletes through station work with an emphasis on clean reps and detail [1].An all-access recruiting session complemented the tour, structuring drills by position—catchers, infielders, outfielders and pitchers—and giving coaches a clear look across multiple graduating classes [2].The umbrella also highlighted the alignment of area programs, including the Missouri Titans, Midwest Nationals and 417, operating together under the Marucci Midwest banner [1].
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StoryMarucci Midwest-PWP falls 10–2 to WOW Factor at Ken Griffey World Series
At the Ken Griffey World Series, WOW Factor defeated Marucci Midwest-PWP 10–2 [2]. The matchup paired two familiar travel programs in a marquee summer meeting for the regional circuit [1].Marucci Midwest-PWP finished with two runs in the contest [2] as the program continues its World Series slate under the Clubhouse banner [1].
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StoryMarucci Clubhouse Midwest strengthens Ozark scene with indoor hub and full slate of travel teams
Marucci Clubhouse Midwest established the brand’s Midwestern footprint in 2019, planting roots in Ozark as part of the wider Clubhouse network [1]. The program operates out of 3998 N. 19th St., where DAC Baseball Training runs exclusively inside the facility [9].On the diamond, Marucci Midwest fields multiple youth teams and is a regular across Midwest and national tournament circuits. Current and recent entries include 13U, 14U, and 15U squads listed on event and recruiting platforms such as Five Tool, Perfect Game, and Game 7, with schedules, rosters, and results tied to the Ozark-based club [2][3][5][6].The operation pairs team play with a sizable indoor build-out—roughly 23,000 square feet—designed to deliver training space and the full Marucci experience year-round [8]. The Ozark presence is also anchored by an active local page that provides contact details and program updates for families in the area [7].
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StoryMarucci Midwest-PWP drops Ken Griffey World Series tilt to WOW Factor, 10–2
Marucci Midwest-PWP ran into a clinical WOW Factor outfit at the Ken Griffey World Series, falling 10–2 in a matchup that tilted late in favor of the Tennessee club [1][2]. The Ozark group put runs on the board and competed in stretches, but WOW Factor stacked timely offense to secure the result [2].The contest offered valuable tournament reps for a Marucci Midwest side that continues to test itself against top travel programs on the national circuit [1][2]. Expect the program to turn the page quickly with the summer grind still delivering high-level at-bats and innings across the roster [1][2].
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StoryMarucci Midwest anchors Ozark youth baseball with travel teams and batting cages
Marucci Midwest continues to power youth baseball in Ozark, running travel teams from the youngest age groups through high school and staying connected with families on its official Facebook and X channels [1][3].On the diamond, the club places teams in national circuits. A Marucci Midwest (MO) 12 National group competes in USSSA play [2], and the 14U National side carries an 8-4-2 record in Game 7 Baseball [5].The Clubhouse doubles as a training hub, with batting cages available at 3998 N 19th Street in Ozark [6]. For older age groups, staff have organized high‑school tryouts at Ozark Mountain Sports Center for the classes of 2027–2030 [4].
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StoryInside Marucci Midwest’s 2021 winter workouts and recruiting showcase
The winter workout tour brought catchers, infielders, and outfielders through focused sessions—plenty of defensive work, hitting rounds, and build-up reps designed to keep arms and bats live heading into spring [1]. A complementary all-access segment captured the recruiting side, with a first-year collaboration among regional partners (Missouri Titans, Midwest Nationals, 417) and a look at prospects from the 2021–2023 classes [2].Together, the sessions offered a clear window into Marucci Midwest’s training environment and the pace of its off‑season development pipeline [1][2].
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StoryMarucci Midwest (MO) 14 National stacks 8–4–2 mark, 107 runs in 14U‑AA
Marucci Midwest (MO) 14 National has put together an 8–4–2 record in 14U‑AA play, with 107 runs scored and 72 allowed (about 7.64 RS and 5.14 RA per game) and 720 ranking points on the season ledger [1]. The staff lists James Cooney as team administrator and Jeff Thompson as assistant coach, anchoring a roster that includes names like Cohen Reiber, Wyatt Gatton, Lincoln Thompson, Blake Lawrence, and Theo Jacobson [1].Results include emphatic wins—11–0 over Tri‑Peaks and 12–1 over Jumbo Shrimp—amid strong weekends at regional stops such as Ballparks of America and the Fall TURF Championship [1]. A USSSA team reference also points to the same 14U group for regional play [2].
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StoryMarucci Midwest tests itself against national travel competition across the Five Tool circuit
The Ozark-based program fields multiple travel squads, including 15U Capitol and 18U, with a footprint on the Five Tool circuit—a showcase environment that regularly draws MLB scouts and college coaches [1]. Matchups against nationally known outfits, including clashes with WOW Factor, underline the level of competition the club seeks out each summer [2].Game clips circulating from recent seasons capture the pace of play and the caliber of opposition, from two-baggers roped against Marucci Midwest lineups to leadoff extra-base hits in 18U action—snapshots of the margins where reps turn into recruiting looks [3][4].