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Registration Open for Texas A&M Summer Baseball Camps
Nov 21, 2022 | Baseball
Registration is now open for 2023 Texas A&M Summer Baseball Camps on Olsen Field at Blue Bell Park.
Hosted at state-of-the-art facilities on the University campus, the Texas A&M Summer Baseball Camps provide some of the finest youth and high school baseball camps in the country. Wide ranges of camps are offered, including prospects camps, specialty clinics focusing on specific areas of the game, and traditional summer camps.
Whether you are a young player just learning the game, a middle school player ready to take your game up a notch, or a high school player with aspirations of playing at the next level, Texas A&M baseball has a camp to suit your needs.
Twenty-three camps are available and run throughout from the end of June through the beginning of September. Ages for camps vary from 5 to 19. Camp is open to any and all entrants (limited only by number, age, grade level and/or gender).
Head coach Jim Schlossnagle and the entire coaching staff will lead the instruction along with current and former Aggie baseball players, as well as high school and junior college coaches from around the state. Along with Coach Schlossnagle, campers receive tutelage from among the most-respected pitching coaches (Nate Yeskie) and hitting instructors (Michael Earley) in baseball.
Texas A&M Summer Baseball Camps are dedicated to the development and growth of each individual, both as a baseball player and person. Players will have everything they need to succeed at the camps. Campers will be made aware of characteristics that define successful baseball players.
Baseball camps at Texas A&M offer quality instruction in all aspects of the game. Organized games between campers will provide a competitive outlet after specific drills have been practiced. Contests built into drills capture the learner's attention, which results in attentive practice. With a coach ratio of between 6-8 campers per coach, every camper will receive the instruction necessary to help realize his full potential.
For more information, including dates, prices and registration options, fans may log on to the Texas A&M Baseball Camps website.
2023 Texas A&M Summer Baseball Camps
Hosted at state-of-the-art facilities on the University campus, the Texas A&M Summer Baseball Camps provide some of the finest youth and high school baseball camps in the country. Wide ranges of camps are offered, including prospects camps, specialty clinics focusing on specific areas of the game, and traditional summer camps.
Whether you are a young player just learning the game, a middle school player ready to take your game up a notch, or a high school player with aspirations of playing at the next level, Texas A&M baseball has a camp to suit your needs.
Twenty-three camps are available and run throughout from the end of June through the beginning of September. Ages for camps vary from 5 to 19. Camp is open to any and all entrants (limited only by number, age, grade level and/or gender).
Head coach Jim Schlossnagle and the entire coaching staff will lead the instruction along with current and former Aggie baseball players, as well as high school and junior college coaches from around the state. Along with Coach Schlossnagle, campers receive tutelage from among the most-respected pitching coaches (Nate Yeskie) and hitting instructors (Michael Earley) in baseball.
Texas A&M Summer Baseball Camps are dedicated to the development and growth of each individual, both as a baseball player and person. Players will have everything they need to succeed at the camps. Campers will be made aware of characteristics that define successful baseball players.
Baseball camps at Texas A&M offer quality instruction in all aspects of the game. Organized games between campers will provide a competitive outlet after specific drills have been practiced. Contests built into drills capture the learner's attention, which results in attentive practice. With a coach ratio of between 6-8 campers per coach, every camper will receive the instruction necessary to help realize his full potential.
For more information, including dates, prices and registration options, fans may log on to the Texas A&M Baseball Camps website.
2023 Texas A&M Summer Baseball Camps
| DAY CAMPS FOR AGES 5-19 | |||
| DATE | CAMP NAME | AGES | DAY/OVERNIGHT |
| June 29 | GOLD GLOVE FIELDING | 5 – 19 years old | DAY |
| June 29 | HITTING UNDER THE LIGHTS | 5 – 19 years old | DAY |
| July 12 | ELITE CATCHING | 5 – 19 years old | DAY |
| July 12 | HITTING UNDER THE LIGHTS | 5 – 19 years old | DAY |
| July 27 | HITTING UNDER THE LIGHTS | 5 – 19 years old | DAY |
| August 4 | HITTING UNDER THE LIGHTS | 5 – 19 years old | DAY |
| DAY CAMPS FOR AGES 6-12 | |||
| July 11 | YOUTH PITCHING | 6 – 12 years old | DAY |
| July 11 | YOUTH HITTING | 6 – 12 years old | DAY |
| July 13-15 | 3 DAY FUTURES DAY CAMP | 6 – 12 years old | DAY |
| CAMPS FOR AGES 8 – 12 | |||
| June 30 | FUTURES MINI STARS | 8 – 12 years old | DAY |
| July 24-26 | FUTURE STARS OVERNIGHT | 8 – 12 years old | DAY/OVERNIGHT |
| CAMPS FOR AGES 12 – 15 | |||
| July 6-8 | PREMIER 1 OVERNIGHT | 12 – 15 years old | DAY/OVERNIGHT |
| July 20-22 | PREMIER 2 OVERNIGHT | 12 – 15 years old | DAY/OVERNIGHT |
| August 4 | PREMIER STARS | 12 – 15 years old | DAY |
| CAMPS FOR AGES 13 – 19 | |||
| June 12 | ELITE 60 * | 13 – 19 years old | DAY |
| June 26 | ELITE 60 * | 13 – 19 years old | DAY |
| July 10 | SENIOR PITCHING | 13 – 19 years old | DAY |
| July 10 | SENIOR HITTING | 13 – 19 years old | DAY |
| July 17-19 | PROSPECT OVERNIGHT | 13 – 19 years old | DAY/OVERNIGHT |
| August 5 | PROSPECT STARS CAMP | 13 – 19 years old | DAY |
| August 19 | AGGIE EXPERIENCE CAMP ^ | 13 – 19 years old | DAY |
| August 20 | AGGIE EXPERIENCE CAMP ^ | 13 – 19 years old | DAY |
| September 20 | ELITE 60 # | 13 – 19 years old | DAY |
| * - camp subject to change – determined by postseason play | |||
| ^ - camp subject to change – determined by university calendar | |||
| # - camp subject to change – determined by fall practice schedule | |||
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