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For high school athletes, finding a college can be difficult. Players struggle to gain necessary exposure by college coaches and often spend a significant amount of time and money in an effort to gain that exposure.
Traditionally, players invest in 3 different potential exposure opportunities: travel baseball/softball, showcases, and college camps.
Travel baseball/softball can cost hundreds to thousands of dollars to join, and the cost of travel can be burdensome as some teams play a national tournament schedule. These tournaments can consist of several games over only a few days and do not guaranteed the player that they will be seen by college coaches or scouts. In speaking with college coaches, some coaches may attend part of a tournament to see one specific player play but are left frustrated after only watching a tired version of that player.
Showcases and college camps often promise exposure in front of college coaches or representatives but do not guarantee that the coaches are looking for the position that they are trying out for. Furthermore, many showcases and college camps end once the event is over.