College baseball recruiting is a very competitive game…but a game you can win. If you want to make it to the college level, you will have to compete with thousands of other high school baseball players from around the country (or even world) who are also trying to get a scholarship.
Get Their Attention
To make it to the college level, you need to make sure college coaches know about you and your talents. If you are a blue-chip player, that will most likely happen automatically. Let’s face it, a kid throwing a 95 mile per hour fastball doesn’t need to make sure coaches know about him. Believe me, they will know his name!
For everyone else, you need to do a little work to make sure your name gets out there among college coaches. Here are ten tips you will want to keep in mind when it comes to college baseball recruiting and getting the attention of college coaches:
My Top Ten Tips
1- Start contacting coaches early (sophomore season if possible)
2- Don’t rely on your high school coach to make contact with college coaches
3- Decide what geographic area of colleges you are interested in playing for
4- Develop your athletic resume
5- Attend the best baseball showcase camps
6- Play AAU Baseball and/or Legion Ball
7- Attend games at various division levels and see what level is right for you
8- Check on colleges that offer “select camps” to get even more exposure
9- Check on the requirements to attend a pro try-out camp
10- Market and Promote yourself the right way to college coaches
All of these tips are certainly important and can help you with your goal of reaching the college level. However, the most critical college baseball recruiting tip is by far tip #10. Why? College coaches at all levels need talented baseball players.
Most coaches, especially at smaller schools, don’t have huge recruiting budgets, so they have to rely on other ways of finding talented baseball players. Therefore, marketing and promoting your talents to college baseball coaches is not only good for you, it’s a great deal for college coaches.
Win The Recruiting Game
College baseball recruiting and getting noticed can be a frustrating process, but you can come out on top. If you are not currently being recruited, or if you are receiving just a little recruiting attention, you need to spend some time marketing and promoting yourself to college coaches. It will take some effort on your part, but it will pay off richly by allowing you to play the sport you love at the college level.
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