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High School Baseball Recruiting

Baseball recruiting runs on video and verified numbers. College coaches want to see your swing, arm and mechanics, plus the radar and stopwatch readings that back them up.

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Baseball athletes to watch

High school baseball athletes with profiles and film coaches can find.

How to get recruited in baseball

What college coaches look for, and how to make your baseball film easy to find.

  1. Post short skills video: swings from the side and front, fielding and throwing, and pitchers from the side with velocity shown.
  2. Add game clips so coaches can see you compete.
  3. List position, bats and throws, height, weight, class year, school, GPA and verified numbers like exit velocity, pitch velocity and 60-yard time.
  4. Play summer and fall travel ball and showcases where college coaches attend.
  5. Email coaches your video, numbers and upcoming schedule.
Numbers coaches look for in baseball: exit velocity, pitch velocity, 60-yard dash, pop time, batting average, ERA. Only list numbers you can back up with a result or a verified test.

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Questions

What numbers do college baseball coaches look for?

Exit velocity, pitching velocity, 60-yard dash time and catcher pop time are common, along with position, size and grades.

How long should a baseball recruiting video be?

Short. A few minutes of clean skills video with good angles beats a long video. Add game clips separately.