2026 Treasure Coast Classic Preview
The Treasure Coast Classic is set to bring together 30 teams from across Florida to Fort Pierce for a competitive weekend of Prospect Wire Baseball. Featuring age divisions ranging from 13U to 18U, this event will showcase a deep pool of talent across all age groups, with teams looking to make their mark and compete against some of the top competition in the state. The Treasure Coast Classic has a history of featuring elite talent and has produced several Prospect Wire All-Americans in years past. With another strong field set to take the diamond, this weekend provides an opportunity for players to stand out, make a statement, and continue building their names on the Florida travel baseball circuit. Here are a few teams and organizations to keep an eye on as action gets underway.
Florida Elite (Lake Clarke Shores/Palm Beach Gardens, FL): Florida Elite is a well-known travel baseball organization on the national circuit and will have a strong presence at the Treasure Coast Classic with three squads competing across multiple age divisions. One affiliate based out of Lake Clarke Shores is sending two teams to compete in the 15/16U division, while another affiliate from Palm Beach Gardens will field a squad in the 14U division. All three teams bring the talent and depth needed to make a deep playoff run, setting the stage for a competitive weekend in Fort Pierce. With Florida Elite’s presence across multiple divisions, all three squads will look to make their mark and establish themselves as teams to watch throughout the event.
Florida Baseball Club (Stuart, FL): Florida Baseball Club is a well-known organization on the Florida travel baseball circuit, having built a strong reputation for fielding tough, gritty teams that are a difficult matchup for any opponent. This weekend, they’ll bring three squads to the Treasure Coast Classic in Fort Pierce, with teams competing in the 13U, 14U, and 15/16U divisions. All three squads will look to set the tone early in pool play, build momentum heading into bracket play, and position themselves for a deep playoff run. With their competitive mindset and gritty style of play, Florida Baseball Club will look to make a deep playoff run and bring home some hardware on Championship Sunday.
NLB (Tallahassee, FL): NLB is a well-known travel baseball organization on the national circuit, having built a reputation for fielding elite talent with fundamentally sound, well-coached teams. This weekend, NLB will send two squads to compete in the Treasure Coast Classic in Fort Pierce, with one team in the 15/16U division and another in the 17/18U division. Currently the winningest organization in Prospect Wire history, NLB has established a tradition of success and will look to carry that winning mentality into this weekend’s event. Both squads will aim to make a strong impression through pool play, put themselves in position for a deep playoff run, and bring home more hardware to add to the organization’s already impressive trophy case.
Wildcards (Treasure Coast, FL): The Wildcards are a well-known organization on the Florida travel baseball circuit and a regular competitor at Prospect Wire events. They have built a strong reputation for their player development and commitment to playing the game the right way. This weekend, the Wildcards will bring two squads to the Treasure Coast Classic in Fort Pierce, with one team competing in the 14U division and another in the 15/16U division. Both squads bring the talent and depth needed to make a dee postseason push and will look to establish themselves early in pool play before carrying that momentum into bracket play. With a chance to compete for a championship on Sunday, the Wildcards will look to make their presence felt throughout the weekend.
PSL Paulies Scout Team (Port Saint Lucie, FL): The PSL Paulies Scout Team made a strong impression on the Prospect Wire circuit this past summer, showcasing a roster loaded with elite talent and depth from top to bottom. After establishing themselves as a team to watch, they’ll look to build on that success this weekend as they compete in the 17/18U division at the Treasure Coast Classic in Fort Pierce. With talent throughout the lineup, the PSL Paulies Scout Team will aim to carry their summer momentum into the event, make a statement against the competition, and put themselves in position to compete for a championship and bring home some hardware on Sunday.