Camp Overview
The Saint Joseph's College Baseball Prospect Camps are open to juniors and seniors in high school who are focused on playing baseball at the college level. The camp is staffed by Head Coach Will Sanborn, his assistant coaches, alumni and players. Players will experience instruction in a format very similar to a college practice session – allowing them to experience a practice structured at a higher level. The camp will include instruction in hitting, throwing, fielding, base running, and pitching.
Limited Enrollment
The camp will be limited by position - registration will be on a first come first serve basis by position. Players may register for multiple camps. Register now – the camps will fill up fast!
Basic Format
9:00-9:15am Registration
9:15-9:35am College Level Pre-practice Stretching Routine
9:35-9:55am College Level Throwing Routine – Long Toss Instruction1
0:00-11:45am College Level on Field Batting Practice including Base Running, Defense & Athletic Ability Testing
12:00-1:00pm Lunch (Provided) – Presentation -"College Baseball – Inside and Out" – SJC Coaching Staff
1:00-1:30pm College Level Infield/Outfield
1:30-4:00pm Instructional Game
Site
Larry Mahaney Diamond on the Campus of Saint Joseph's College is one of the finest small college baseball facilities in the nation. In 2008 Larry Mahaney Diamond received the American Baseball Coaches Association/Turface Field Maintenance Award. Larry Mahaney Diamond is a fully lighted field which includes: 4 batting tunnels, 6 bull pen mounds, press box, locker room, infield tarp, dugouts, bleacher seating, sound system, wooden fence, inning by inning scoreboard, and many other amenities. Come play on one of the finest college baseball fields in the region.
Registration
To register please fill out the registration form and return it with full payment to the Saint Joseph's College Baseball office. Once the completed application and full payment are received, a confirmation will be e-mailed to you.
Gear Up
Each player will receive a custom T-shirt with their name on the back and a hat.
General Information
Each player should bring their own baseball equipment: bat, glove, cleats, cup, baseball pants and any other equipment they feel necessary to participate. Catchers should bring their own gear. Helmets will be provided – but players are welcome to bring their own. Metal bats will be used at the event.
Inclement Weather Policy
In the event of inclement weather – players will be notified by e-mail of the cancellation by 6:00am the morning of the event. Rain date for the clinic will be the following Sunday.
