Your Guide to Baseball Events: Camps, Clinics, Combines and Showcases
Baseball recruiting events give you the opportunity to impress college coaches. Very few student-athletes advance to the college level without participating in a baseball event. NCSA’s guide explains everything you need to know about the different types of baseball recruiting events. Get insider tips from NCSA’s baseball experts and find a baseball event to attend in our list of college baseball camps, clinics, combines and showcases below.
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Ages / Grade Level: 10yr – 18yr
University of Wisconsin – Parkside
Apr 17, 2024
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Apr 17, 2024
Kenosha, WI
Ages / Grade Level: 1st-12th
Division: NCAA D2
$100
Ages / Grade Level: 1st-8th
Division: NAIA
$40-$60
University of Wisconsin – Parkside
Apr 23, 2024
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Apr 23, 2024
Kenosha, WI
Ages / Grade Level: 1st-12th
Division: NCAA D2
$100
Asnuntuck Community College
Apr 23, 2024
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Apr 23, 2024
Enfield, CT
Division: JC
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Baseball events to attend for recruiting
There are four main baseball recruiting events: camps, showcases, combines and clinics. These events each offer something different to aid athletes in the recruiting process. Visit each page linked below to learn more about the specific benefits of each type of baseball event.
- Baseball camps offer expert instruction and exposure to college coaches. Learn more about baseball camps.
- Baseball showcases provide a platform to get evaluated by college coaches through rotating drills and gameplay. Learn more about baseball showcases.
- Baseball combines benefit athletes looking to update their verified measurements. Learn more about baseball combines.
- Baseball clinics offer specific skills development for young athletes and athletes who have received skill improvement feedback directly from college coaches. Learn more about baseball clinics.
Find the right baseball events to attend
To decide which camp, clinic, combine or showcase is right for you, consider all these factors: your age, skill level, experience, and goals. For example, it doesn’t make sense to attend exposure-focused events before the summer after your sophomore year, since college coaches won’t be able to talk to you there.
Below, we break down when and why athletes typically attend each type of event.
Camps (when to attend)
- Underclassmen: Attend for skill development.
- Juniors: Attend summer camps for exposure to college coaches you’re already talking to and to explore campus.
- Seniors: Attend winter camps (if unsigned) for last chance roster opportunities.
Clinics (when to attend)
- Athletes are encouraged to attend clinics at any point in the recruiting process to improve your skillset.
Combines (when to attend)
- Underclassmen: Attend to get verified stats to add to your NCSA recruiting profile.
- Juniors: Attend to get verified stats to add to your NCSA recruiting profile.
- Seniors: Combines provided very little value to seniors.
Showcases (when to attend)
- Underclassmen: Attend showcases to experience and get familiar with the format.
- Juniors: Attend to get exposure to college coaches you’re already talking to.
- Seniors: Attend for last chance roster opportunities.
