Camp Details

Every year Baseball Player Magazine selects a list of the "Top 100" baseball players on Long Island. This showcase will help determine the best baseball players on Long Island in the 2014, 2015, 2016 Graduating Classes. The results will be printed in the Baseball Player Magazine Spring Preview Edition coming in March. The event will be covered by Baseball Player Magazine's reporters and will feature NCAA Coaches & USA Baseball NTIS Scouts.

Each player is expected to wear their high school team's uniform or high school apparel so that BPM can help better promote the player and the high school program to which the player belongs.

About:

BPM Top 100 Camps (Winter Sessions) are designed to provide players in the high school graduating classes of 2014-2016 with the opportunity to be instructed and evaluated by some of the best college coaches and USA Baseball scouts in the region. Players will have the opportunity to expand their baseball skills and benefit from a unique, competitive and challenging atmosphere. This camp is specifically designed for the high school baseball player serious about baseball and looking to continue playing at the next level(s) of the game. Camper evaluations will lead to determine if they are in the Top 100 Underclassmen in 2013's Baseball Player Magazine High School Preview.

Coaches Attending:

Times

Check-in: 8:15 AM

Camp: 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM

Cost

$250.00

What to Bring

Each player must bring his own baseball equipment. Players should bring a glove, bat, Helmet, cleats/spikes, running shoes or turf shoes, hat, and any other equipment they feel necessary to compete. Catchers must bring their own gear.

Meals at Camp

Meals will not be provided. Please bring your own lunch from home.

Testimonials:

Thank you for this past weeks College Coaches Camp at Baseball Heaven. Your camp was well organized and ran the best out of all the showcases I have attended. - Nick Napoli 

Just wanted to let you know how much my son, Spencer, got out of the Coaches Camp this week at Baseball Heaven. The program was terrific, and he especially enjoyed hearing you talk about pitching. I was very impressed with the camp as well--everything was first class all the way. - Ken Samelson 

First we want to complement you on your College Baseball Coaches Camp as the best organized and well run camp that we've seen. Between the skills sessions and the actual games, the boys were always active and also learned new things to improve their skills. -Joe & Sally Veltri 

Congratulations on a fine camp. My son Daniel told me it was the best showcase he has attended, in large part because there was so little "standing around". The four-diamond facility is well-suited to accommodate such a large number of players, and the coaches kept everything moving. - John Reynolds