Each and every year fastpitch camps for softball players take place all around the country. At these camps, some of the best high school softball players from around the country come together to get better and hopefully get some exposure to coaches at the college level

Camps All Aound The Country

Most colleges, from the very largest to small junior colleges (including junior colleges), run their own fastpitch camps over the summer. These camps help players develop in all areas of their game, and they even help some players catch the attention of college coaches and ultimately get recruited. 

These camps are usually ran by the school's head coach and are staffed by other college and high school coaches, as well as current college players. These camps are good for individual skill development as well as learning how you can play together with other top players to help your team in whatever role you are asked to fill. 

Valuable Evaluation

One of the best things you can get out of a camp like this is an evaluation at the end of the camp. These detailed skill evaluations are great for you to take back home and use as a guide for improving as a a player. 

These evaluations can also prove very valuable if you send them out to college coaches if your skills were rated very high. These types of evaluations are even more valuable when they come from a fastpitch camp run by a third party not affiliated with any college or university.

Use Your Evaluation To Market And Promote Yourself

Once you have a good evaluation in hand, I strongly recommend that you start marketing and promoting yourself to colleges. You can market and promote yourself simply by making contact with them and letting them know about you and more importantly, what you can do to help their softball program succeed or continue to be successful.

Fastpitch camps are a great way to improve your game and geting a good evaluation can be very valuable to you in the recruiting process. I recommend taking advantage of all the camps you possibly can attend.

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