REAL PLAYERS, REAL RESULTS.

Jake, a power-hitting first baseman from Kansas, with a .280 average through his high school career. initially secured a D2 offer from a local college. Wanting to widen his prospects and increase scholarship potential, he collaborated with the College Baseball Academy to refine his video presentation, and diversify his outreach. The strategic outreach and improved analytics led to three additional D2 offers as well as a D1 offer, he then used these offers as levergae with the initial D2 to get them to increase their scholarship from $8,000 to $20,000, highlighting the effectiveness of targeted recruitment strategies in maximizing player value.

Tyler, an outfielder from Arkansas, struggled after getting cut his senior year. Despite his less-than-stellar resume, Tyler refused to give up on his dream of playing college baseball. With the help of the College Baseball Academy, they embarked on an intensive outreach program, focusing on his fielding and base running, areas where he could make a significant impact. The Academy also helped Tyler craft a compelling narrative around his dedication, work ethic, and team-first attitude, which resonated with several JUCO, NAIA and D3 coaches. His persistent efforts and strategic self-marketing led to two JUCO offers one NAIA offer and one D3 offer which he accepted. Tyler’s story became a testament to the power of determination and strategic positioning, proving that even players with limited natural talent can find a place in college baseball with the right approach and support.

Alex, a first baseman from Southern California, utilized skill specialization to differentiate himself, focusing on his power hitting even though he only hit .205 throughout high school. The College Baseball Academy helped him create a compelling showcase video, which they used to engage with both Division I and NAIA schools effectively. This targeted approach resulted in two D1 and three NAIA offers, with Alex ultimately accepting a $22,000 scholarship from a NAIA program. His journey highlights the importance of leveraging unique skills to stand out in a competitive recruitment environment.

Jackson, a two way player from a small town in Alabama, demonstrated the power of extensive outreach and persistence through the College Baseball Academy. By systematically contacting a wide array of junior colleges, he showcased his adaptability and skill set. This relentless pursuit paid off with six offers from JUCO programs, allowing Jackson to choose a college that best suited his developmental and playtime needs. His recruitment journey underscores the importance of consistent and broad communication efforts in achieving visibility and opportunities in the collegiate sports arena.