how to get a scholorship, for college baseball?
402097
Um... be really good at baseball and hope some scouts notice you.
629427
If you can get a scholaship to a Junior College or a D-2 school take it. You can prove yourself there and earn a scholarship to a D-1 and the notice and acclaim you might be looking for. Make sure to keep on the coaches good side and get good game tape. D-1 schools will take a good JuCo transfer that has a solid reputaion and put him on scholarship.
1083347
i'd say start with little league team or a pony league team.....then maybe asst coach at your high school, then i'm sure if you're as good as you say, you can probably get a gig at a college based on your head coach's recommendation.....
782485
college baseball camps\nwww.collegebaseballcamps.com
880440
Tell them you would be an asset to their school:\ngive three assets about yourself.\nyour personal skills, atheletic skills, organization skills,personality, grades, workmanship, educational skills, etc\nthen, explain thoses skills or talents you have.\n\nthen tell Fenway how important it would be for you to increase your skills at their school beause how great they are.(everyone loves a compliment)
1178789
You don't just sign up for scholarships, you apply for them.  Go to your library or guidance counselor and ask to see a book on the scholarships available.  Determine what the requirements are, and be sure the student works to meet the requirements.  I don't know any scholarships that will award them before they are to be used, ie you wont get scholarships for a 10th grader to use in college, but the student can certainly work to meet requirements for various scholarships for later use.  Also look at the colleges he or she wants to attend, and see what they are interested in.  There may be low profile sports that will make the student more interesting and there may be scholarship money available through sports... Do your research, and ask colleges what kind of benefits package the student might be eligible for.
446172
Do you or your coach know anyone in pro ball? If you do, a referral from a current player is the fastest and easiest way to get a tryout. It's very difficult to make a team just through a tryout and very difficult to get a tryout.\nYou can try looking here:\nhttp://www.baseball-links.com/links/Scouting-Recruiting-Tryouts/
78624
First you need to discuss with the school the student will be attending. Most shcools require a small background check to make sure you will be an appropriate sponsor. Then they will set up all the details and make sure that you know what to do every step of the way.
424147
My brother and I played FB in college.  We went with a scouting service that sent our info out to every D1 school.  However that isn't the best way.  You need to have your HS coach talk to teams.  You can also send a video tape from your best game to the schools you want to go to.  In the game tape if you are a defensive player you should be running after the ball on every play; pursuit means a lot.
73166
I would call up a local high school (or maybe junior high) and ask to speak with the baseball coach or even the head of the athletic department.  I'm sure the coaches would know of local clinics.
118329
Everyone believes that you have to score thirty points to get a scholarship but that is not true, unless you are trying to go to one of the big name colleges. Even those college dont necessary look at just points. They look at the way you play the game, do you play hard all the time you get on the floor, Do you do everything such as diving for loose balls, make the extra pass to an open teammate, do you box out, do you listen to your coach, do you play defense, etc. Most coaches know that given the opportunity any one can score but can anyone get themselves open for a shot, can they move without the ball, can they make there teammates better. That is what takes you to the next level. Plus you have to have good grades cause a coach will take a kid with the same level of talent that you have but has better grades than you cause he is less of a risk to fail off the team, so you have to take school pretty serious.  \nIf you do this and get an offer you should first talk to your parent about taking a trip down to the school the school will probaly pay for you and one parent anyway so take advantage of this, this way you get a feel of the campus, the players and so on. You should maybe try to play against some of the guys this way you can get a taste of the next level while the coach sees if you fit the system he has. If you have more than one offer compare the offers and see which one is better for you both basketball wise and academic wise cause at the end of the day you are there for a degree. You should also never stop trying to get better so if you do decide to go you will be ready.Also once you get there keep working hard and don't get discourage if you don't play right away just keep doing what got you there while improving and the coach will notice and hopefully put you in the rotation. So I hope that helped you \n\nBigb41202
225992
Well hello,\nYour question can be answered in many ways so I will give you the gen. info.\nIf you are looking umpire for a living then you will need at least an AA degree in physical educations the competition fierce at least for the well paying position.\nThe way to start is to stack the deck in your favor, build up your experience volunteer with local PAL, or Youth athletic programs, after school little leagues, they are always hurting for extra help, and it will add greatly to your resume. Also you can find youth summer camps that are strictly geared toward sports, easy to find on the net. Now the thing about volunteering is all the networking with other who are already in the field and can give you more guidance or even mentor you.\n\nSOOOO PLAY BALLL!              \nAll the best,
291142
Best place to start is probably at the high school level, as even a lot of Little Leagues are starting to require umpires be registered at the high school level. How to get involved is different in every state, so your best bet is probably to call the athletic director at your local high school and see what you need to do.\nGood luck, as there is a vast shortage of officials in almost every sport in every state.
697425
Most major league teams will hold an open tryout or two in the Spring..  check out their websites..  but also be a realist..  and while it does occasionally happen, of the two or three hundred that often show up to an open tryout, maybe two will get a closer look and offered a chance at single A ball.. \n\nNothing is impossible, but know the odds going that route are stacked against you..  you are better off trying out for a college team and showcasing your talents there..  even Juco players get noticed by scouts.. Alex Fernandez was pitching in at a Miami Junioir college team when he was noticed..\n\nBottom line, is you will certainly not make it if you don't at least try..  So give it your best shot, stay determined..  and keep trying..  It does occasionally happen..
743310
Being a business owner who gives a full college scholarship each year I can tell you when there are several submissions for our monies that are qualified.  So, we have to take a look at the community involvement and compare to narrow our choice.  If you do involve yourself, you as a person will grow as a leader and those qualities will show in your writing, demeanor and interpersonal relationships.  If I were you I would participate in 2 or 3 over the next 2 years.   Some ideas are The Boys & Girls Club,  mentor in your local elementary school after school for 1 hour maybe even only 1 day a week.  Participating in extracurricular activities such as school sports would be only important if you desire to apply for a sports schlorship.  Giving of yourself shows a person that really looks outside of just themselves and realizes there is more to life than the immediate High School and home but that you are looking outside of the box preparing for your future.  Best of luck to you!
808546
The coaches will be looking for fundementals.  Make sure that you do everything the right way and make good throws.  If you need to, overexaggerate things like catching flyballs with two hands, and fielding groundballs in front of you.
320298
Your school should have a contract with someone already. Usually it is with either Herff Jones or Jostens. You might try them on your own. I'm SURE they have websites.