The Resource Center is designed to provide the high school coach, student athlete and parents, all of the tools needed throughout the baseball recruiting process. We have categorized these resources for easy navigation, simplifying your efforts and reducing the stress that can result as you take this journey.
Prior to Baseball Edge, parents and students commonly find themselves searching for information without truly understanding what they should be looking for. You are going to familiarize yourself with NCAA Division I, II and III, NJCAA, NAIA, Clearinghouse and Amateurism, Scholarships and Financial Aid, Academic Requirements, Recruiting Guidelines, and so much more, right here, right now. Your mission is clear and we are here to provide you with some direction.
Here are some things you should think about as you begin your adventure:
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Maintain a balance between academics and baseball. On too many occasions, athletes think they can get by on their athletic ability alone. You will learn how your chances of being recruited increase tremendously when you take your academics seriously. Working hard on and off the field is the sign of a true student athlete. |
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Always consider camps, clinics or showcases—maintain some consistency in developing your skills and exposing your abilities to college coaches and/or pro scouts who may have their eye on you. |
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Love, trust, and respect your parents, AND, make sure that this is YOUR dream, not theirs. They will provide encouragement, wisdom and support, all of which you will need to rely on. They will play a major role in your success, therefore, it is important that you always keep the lines of communication open. |
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Consider your high school coach and your guidance counselor when you have questions. |
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Visit the Resource Center often!!!
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