A Comprehensive Online Course:
Get Recruited for College BaseballÂ
Everything you need to know, from A-to-Z.Â
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Created by a coach who has helped hundreds get recruited.
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Everything you need to do and when to do it.
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How to target programs that will also want YOU.
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Avoid the mistakes that can cost you time.
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Create your step-by-step recruiting plan.
Don't wait, your recruiting clock is running!
Have you ever asked yourself these questions?
"What do I need to know about the recruiting process?"
"What should I be doing right now?
"Have IÂ waited too late?"
"What is the right kind of exposure?"
"How does the transfer portal affect me as a high school prospect?"
"What should I say when I communicate with college coaches?"
"How can I tell if I am good enough to play college baseball?"
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If you want to know these answers, you are in the right place.Â
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Learn how college recruiters will evaluate you
Find out which measurables, skills and intangibles coaches will use to evaluate you as a potential recruit.
Know which levels will have more interest in you as a player.
Learn how to accurately assess your potential and at which level (D-I, D-II, D-III, NAIA, Junior College) you will likely fit.
Determine which schools are likely the right fit for you
Learn how to evaluate and choose schools and programs that fit you athletically as well as academically.
Is your goal to play college baseball?Â
This course will help you maximize your recruiting opportunities.
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Stop guessing and take control of your recruiting journey.
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Avoid the mistakes that can limit your possibilities.Â
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Determine if you’re a recruitable prospect (and what to do if you’re not).
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See exactly what college coaches look for—and how to stand out.
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Understand the exact measurables you'll be compared against.
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Make yourself more attractive to the programs that fit you best.
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Build an online presence that gets you noticed.
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Communicate with coaches without sounding awkward or unprepared.
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Identify schools that are the perfect fit for your goals.
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Maximize campus visits and evaluate offers with confidence.
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Worried that you've started too late? You haven't.Â
14 info-packed modules on every part of the recruiting process.
Want to get recruited? You've come to the right place.Â
If your goal is to play college baseball, you can start that process today. If you've already started but are unhappy with your progress, you can give your efforts a BIG boost, starting today.Â
CREATED BY A COACH WHO HAS HELPED HUNDREDS OF PLAYERS MOVE ON TO PLAY COLLEGE BASEBALL
After four decades of helping players and families navigate the recruiting process, he has developed a COMPREHENSIVE STEP-BY-STEP ONLINE RECRUITING GUIDE for players and families everywhere.Â
The purpose? To erase the uncertainty and anxiety surrounding the college baseball recruiting process by teaching high school and middle school baseball players (and their parents) everything they need to know about the recruiting process to help them MAXIMIZE OPPORTUNITIES TO PLAY COLLEGE BASEBALL.Â
 Your recruiting clock is ticking. Don't wait!
FREE! Learn the language of recruiting with thisÂ
FREE DOWNLOAD:
"The Language of College Baseball Recruiting: Terms every family Should Know."
Confused by terms like “dead period,” “preferred walk-on,” or “equivalency sport”?
Download a free PDF glossary of college baseball recruiting terms for athletes and parents — a must-have for any athlete or parent trying to navigate the recruiting process with confidence. No more guessing. Just clear, plain-English definitions that make sense.
Your biggest opponent is TIME.
You only get one chance to get this right.
Every day you wait, opportunities disappear.
Recruiting doesn’t last forever. If you’re a high school or middle school player, the clock is ticking — and coaches are making decisions.
Here’s the truth — waiting too long means:Â
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Fewer schools, fewer roster spots, and fewer offers.
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You can't wait; missteps now can cost you opportunities you’ll never get back.
You can start today and know exactly what to do — and when — to stay ahead of the game.
