There are over 2,700 athletes on college baseball rosters that are alumni of Best in the US events. It is impossible to highlight all of the players that have gone on to play at the next level, but we wanted to highlight a few of the best success stories.

Here are some Success Stories!

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Here are some Success Stories! 〰️

Kayden is an extremely talented 2023 RHP from Texas. At our Showcase in DFW last year, he hopped on the mound and showcased one of the most impressive breaking balls we have seen.

Post event, our staff was contacted by dozens of college coaches asking for the Trackman report and video. Kayden received an invitation and attended our MLB Showcase at Chase Field and was quickly offered by D1 Stephen F. Austin.

We got our first glimpse of Dante in Arizona at our Best in the West 2019 hosted at Arizona State. The raw power jumped off the charts and the potential was easy to spot!

Fast forward two years, we had Dante at one of our Team Tournaments and soon after at our MLB National Event at Chase Field. As an Arizona State commit, Dante continues to get better and has put himself on the radar of nearly every MLB club for the draft this upcoming June.

Willie Ricketts is a success story that nearly every player/parent thinking about attending a showcase needs to know about!

Many people think in order to stand out at a showcase event you need to be 6’, throw 90mph, and hit dingers!

While those things all help.. they are NOT needed to get noticed! Will attended our 2020 Northeast and Southeast showcase, where he was seen by the pitching coach at Frostburg State University, D2 program in MD.

Will sat mid 70’s on the mound from a few different arm angles and carved up hitter after hitter at our Southeast event!

Nathan Hollar is a great example of why it is important to get yourself out and be SEEN!

Nathan attended our 2019 Best in the Midwest event in Kansas City, traveling from Illinois. He sat 85-88mph with his FB and showed great poise & potential.

Coach Fowler, recruiting coordinator at Kennesaw State University in Georgia at the time, loved what he saw. Shortly after the event he reached out via text, invited Nathan for a visit, and the rest is history!

Nathan is the top starter at KSU and recently won ASUN Pitcher of the Week.

Daniel was an intriguing prospect from the moment we saw him at our Midwest event in 2020. A lean & skilled LHP/OF, the only question we had after seeing him was “Who is going to be lucky enough to snag this guy!?”

Our staff got dozens of texts/emails about Daniel from college coaches, but eventually the cat was out of the bag! Daniel attended our Midwest event in 2021 at the University of Missouri and signed with the Tigers a few weeks after that.

Daniel is a great showing of a recruit who had incredible tools, fantastic grades, and was a great teammate leaving only the need to be seen by the right college coach. Coach Bieser at Mizzou is getting a great player and person!

John Austin (JA) attended our Best in the South showcase in 2020 and immediately garnered attention from high level D1 schools.

It was easy to see JA’s skill level, but even more impressive to watch him compete and succeed against older players. At the event, JAA was the youngest player at the event and had the duty of catching some older pitchers with advanced stuff.

Within a year of that event, coach Saarloos at TCU signed JA and we were told that they simply love his projectability and skill level.

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What do all of these athletes have in common?

The simple answer, is that all of them are talented young men who worked extremely hard to get the opportunity that they have been provided in college baseball! All of them improved every time we saw them and earned the opportunity to play college baseball!