COOKEVILLE, Tenn. – One of the best baseball camps around is back and better than ever as the Golden Eagle Baseball School continues to hold open registration for two June camps.
Beginning Monday, June 8th and running through Thursday, June 11th, the 2015 Golden Eagle Baseball Summer Camp is a four day event that is designed to help campers with fundamentals of the game. Campers will be placed on teams based on their age and will have a Tech baseball player as their coach. The camp will focus on numerous aspects of the game of baseball, including hitting, throwing, fielding, base running, and much more.
The goal is simply to have fun teaching the fundamentals of baseball in a positive, energetic environment. The camp will also stress the importance of positive mental and emotional attitudes, which are not only beneficial to athletes, but are conducive to success in all walks of life.
Daily rag ball games, lunch at the Tech cafeteria, daily awards and much more will provide campers with an enriching experience enjoying the greatest game on earth.
Tuesday, June 23rd will feature the Golden Eagle Baseball School's "Tuesday Night Lights" Summer High School Elite Camp.
This camp is one of the trademark camps for Tennessee Tech Baseball High School Camps. Specifically for high school players, campers will be given the opportunity to showcase their abilities in a pro style workout and in live game situations. Campers will also receive valuable coaching instruction from the camp staff.
Camp personnel will include the TTU coaching staff as well as college coaches from various levels. Current Tennessee Tech baseball players will also be involved in the excitement of the camp. This camp is designed for players who are serious about taking their game to the next level and who want to been seen by baseball coaches from every level of college baseball.
For more information on both camps, including a link to registration, visit the Golden Eagle Baseball School website here.
This camp is operated by the coaches of Tennessee Tech. Although the camp may be held on the campus of Tennessee Tech, it is not owned or operated by the University.
Photo by Marc Graham, TTU Sports Information
