The cost of playing amateur summer baseball is not what it used to be. Having the dream of playing college baseball is not enough; you must play a time-intensive, rigorous schedule against top competition in order to maximize your playing time in front of college recruiters. Like many things in life, this costs money. Many summer programs are between $2000 and $3500 per player, and that does not include the cost of airfare/travel, food, hotel accommodations, and time away from work for many parents.
Donations in any and all amounts are greatly appreciated. For more information, please contact us at info@phoenixscholarship.org.
In order to participate in tournaments, each team must pay a fee. Each participating player is charged accordingly to cover that cost.
Being seen is the most important part of recruiting. Showcases, camps, and skills videos are great opportunities for players to display their skills in a controlled setting.
This includes, but is not limited to: airfare, fuel, rental car costs, public transportation, etc.
The cost of hotel rooms. Even if a player travels unaccompanied, for tournaments away from home, a hotel room is usually required.
This includes, but is not limited to uniform fees, various equipment needs, laundry, etc.
Players are responsible for their own meals and drinks. For longer tournaments, this is a cost that adds up.
Please contact us at info@phoenixscholarship.org to discuss donation options!
If you are interested in applying, or know someone who might be, please contact us at info@phoenixscholarship.org.
To be eligible, you must be a current high school student. In order to accurately asses a candidate, we ask that you provide a current transcript, any current test scores (ACT or SAT), a baseball skills video (if you have one), and any other information you think we should know!