Baseball showcases are important recruiting events for baseball players looking to compete at the college level. NCSA compiled a list of college baseball showcases across the country that can help you get recruited by college programs. To find baseball showcases near you, search NCSA’s comprehensive list below or get answers to top questions about baseball showcases.
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Top questions about baseball showcases
- What is a baseball showcase?
- Why should you attend a baseball showcase?
- Can you get discovered at a baseball showcase?
- When should you start going to baseball showcases?
- Who attends baseball showcases?
- How can you stand out at a baseball showcase?
- What are the best baseball showcases?
- What does it cost to attend a baseball showcase?
- Are baseball showcases worth the money?
What is a baseball showcase?
Showcases are events that include a series of drills and gameplay that allow you to showcase your skillset. Showcases are different from camps, because they test the skills that you already have without the instruction that you can get at camps.
Why should you attend a baseball showcase?
Whether to attend a showcase or not depends on your recruiting goals. Showcases can be valuable if your goals are to:
- Increase exposure to college coaches
- Get verified numbers
- Check out the recruiting competition
When researching showcases, athletes should look to see which coaches will be there. If you aren’t interested in any of the programs that will be present, don’t attend. If college coaches from programs on your list of top 25 schools, then it might be a good idea to register for the event.
Can you get discovered at a baseball showcase?
Showcases offer exposure to college coaches, but athletes usually don’t “get discovered” at showcases. These events are best for athletes who have already started talking to college coaches at their target schools.
To make the most out of a showcase, send introductory emails to college coaches beforehand. This way college coaches know who you are and that you’re interested in their program before attending a showcase.
When should you start going to baseball showcases?
Beginning sophomore year, you should attend local, less expensive showcases to get a feel for the format. You can also use these early showcases to see how you stack up against other high school players.
As an upperclassman, you should already be in contact with college coaches at your target schools. Reach out to these programs to ask what showcases the coaches plan to attend. Focus on attending bigger showcases with access to a larger audience of college coaches, some of which should be on your target list.
Who attends baseball showcases?
Showcases are hosted by private companies with an open invitation for any athlete who wishes to be evaluated by coaches, for a fee. A small number of showcases are invite-only. These showcases can be better than paid options because the athletes invited have the same high-level skillset.
College coaches and recruiting scouts from across the country are invited to attend showcases. Generally, athletes who are interested in the college programs that are attending will register for the showcase.
How can you stand out at a baseball showcase?
- Show up on time. Be respectful of everyone’s time by arriving early. Arriving late shows a lack of accountability and coaches will notice.
- Communicate effectively. College coaches want confident athletes who take the lead and communicate with their teammates. Don’t forget to follow up with coaches and scouts after the showcase to show your interest.
- Be coachable. The most important skill that college coaches look for is coachability. Coachable athletes listen to instructors, take feedback with grace and support their teammates.
Check out what skills college coaches look for in each position here.
What are the best baseball showcases?
The best baseball showcases will provide athletes with quality training and exposure to college coaches. Here are some of the most prominent baseball showcases in the country:
- Perfect Game
- Baseball Factory
- Program 15
- Crossroads Baseball
- Head First Honor Roll
- Prep Baseball Report
- I95 Stadium Series
- Top96
What does it cost to attend a baseball showcase?
Baseball showcases can be very expensive, costing $300+ per player. If a showcase is out of your budget, send an email with a link to your highlight video to college coaches. This gives coaches a snapshot of your skillset.
Are baseball showcases worth the money?
A baseball showcase is worth the money if you are ready for college coach exposure. This means you have varsity level experience and a solid highlight video. If you are attending a baseball showcase, you should be sure you want to play college baseball.
Conclusion
Showcases are one of the best recruiting events for baseball players looking to compete at the college level. These events offer opportunities to gain exposure and get evaluated by college coaches from across the country. Don’t forget to reach out to college coaches after attending a showcase to continue building your recruiting relationship.
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