A Three Day Baseball Experience
































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THE CAMP EXPERIENCE
- Check In:
- 6:00 PM on Day 1 at Sunken Diamond.
- Camp Attire:
- Provided at registration.
- Camp Duration:
- 3 days (8:00 AM – 6:00 PM daily).
- Packed Schedule
- Daily 3 hour practices, gameplay, and more.
- End Time:
- Between 4:00–6:00 PM on the final day.
- Installment Payment Plan:
- $450 deposit + four equal payments (Mar–Jun).
Refund Policy:
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- Sessions 1–2: $300 refund before May 1, 2025
- Sessions 3–4: $300 refund before June 1, 2025
- No refunds after those dates, even for injury.
- Teammate Requests: Allowed when registering online.
- Multi-Session Option: Campers can attend multiple sessions; each has different colleges.
- Equipment: Bats and helmets provided (personal gear allowed).
- Identification: Numbered jerseys with player names ensure accurate evaluations.
- Safety: Certified athletic trainer on-site; doctor on call.
- Parents: Encouraged to observe practices and games — great learning experience.
- Rules: Strict zero-tolerance policy for alcohol, drugs, and inappropriate behavior.
- Local Players: Encouraged to attend — offers high-level exposure to national coaching talent.
- Sessions 3–4: $300 refund before June 1, 2025
- No refunds after those dates, even for injury.
What parents & campers say
Industry Leading Technology. HitTraxTrackmanRapsodoRealPlay
HitTrax captures key offensive metrics during batting practice and game-like reps. This data is crucial in understanding a player’s offensive tendencies and strengths.
Metrics Recorded
- Exit Velocity
- Launch Angle
- Distance, Direction / Spray Chart
- Hard-Hit %
How It’s Used in Evaluations
- Assess swing consistency
- Identify areas for improvement
- Provide measurable benchmarks for progress
These objective metrics are included in each Stanford All Star Baseball Camp player evaluation to help athletes and families understand performance and areas for growth.
TrackMan is used during gameplay to measure real-time performance.
Metrics Recorded
Pitching:
- Velocity
- Spin Rate
- Movement
- Release Metrics
- Command / Location Maps
Hitting:
- Exit Velocity
- Distance
- Direction
- Hard-Hit Balls
TrackMan data supports game-based evaluation standards commonly used in college baseball programs.
Rapsodo gives coaches a deeper look into pitch characteristics and swing results.
Pitching Metrics Recorded
- Velocity
- Spin Rate
- Spin Efficiency
- Movement (Vertical / Horizontal Break)
- Release Point Consistency
Hitting Metrics Recorded
- Exit Velocity
- Launch Angle
- Ball Flight Direction
This baseball camp technology allows coaches to deliver precise, data-backed feedback as part of the Stanford All Star Baseball Camp evaluation process.
RealPlay 4k video captures every ground ball, every pitch and every swing in 4K quality by tracking campers jersey numbers. Campers receive their video post-camp via email.
Defensive Video
- Ground balls, fly balls, throws, all automatically logged
Offensive Video
- Hitting video captured from multiple angles
- Base paths covered
Pitching Video
- Each pitch is tagged individually
1 on 1 Player Evaluations
After the conclusion of camp, you will receive two evaluations. One evaluation through SportsBoard includes all your metrics, their respective ranks, and a defensive evaluation from the coach who directed your defensive portion of practice. The second is a personalized evaluation from your camp coach at the conclusion of camp. All camp team coaches are college coaches and members of the Stanford All-Star Camps Staff. This evaluation has their insights into attitude, performance, effort, and future potential. See below for sample evaluations from camp.
meet our coaches and staff
Head Coach David Esquer, a former Stanford standout and veteran NCAA coach, brings decades of championship-level experience and national accolades. Together, this coaching team blends player development, championship pedigree, and professional experience to guide the next generation of athletes. Their collective backgrounds reflect a culture of excellence, mentorship, and competitive success. The same culture shown at Stanford All Star Baseball Camp sessions.
coaches and staff
Head Coach David Esquer, a former Stanford standout and veteran NCAA coach, brings decades of championship-level experience and national accolades. Together, this coaching team blends player development, championship pedigree, and professional experience to guide the next generation of athletes. Their collective backgrounds reflect a culture of excellence, mentorship, and competitive success.
Frequently Asked Questions
We have operated this camp for more than 35 years. Over time, we’ve been told repeatedly that our camp is the best in America. We originally founded it because it wasn’t physically or financially possible for our coaching staff to see all the prospects we needed to evaluate during the summer.
This camp is far more than a showcase — it is a 3-day “Baseball Experience.”
Each day includes a three-hour, college-style practice and a competitive game. Coaches evaluate you based on how you train, learn, adjust, and compete — not just your game results.
Yes. Players receive two evaluations:
1. Metrics & Skills Evaluation — Detailed measurable metrics + ranking + evaluation from your defensive practice coach.
2. Comprehensive Coach Evaluation — Your team coach provides a full written evaluation covering performance, instincts, effort, attitude, and coachability.
Head Coach Dave Esquer and the full Stanford staff — Thomas Eager, Steve Rodriguez, Ryan Kirby, and Andre Mecurio — are highly visible and hands-on in all aspects of the camp.
Nearly all teams are coached by current college coaches, who lead practices, manage games, and write final evaluations for every player.
We expect about 25 college coaches per session, representing top academic schools across all divisions and from every region of the country.
Each session features a different mix of programs.
Each camper receives multiple professional-quality RealPlay video clips — typically 35–60 clips.
This includes:
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Every pitch of each hitting or pitching at-bat
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Head-on batting cage video with full Rapsodo data
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Professionally spliced, individualized highlight clips
These videos are delivered via email within 48 hours of camp ending.
No. You pay a $450 deposit at registration. The remaining balance is charged in equal installments on March 1, April 1, May 1, and June 1.
Yes. During registration you can request specific teammates, and we make every effort to honor these requests.
Registration begins at 6:00 pm on Day 1 at Sunken Diamond. Gear distribution and orientation happen that evening.
Practices and games begin the next morning at 8:00 am.
Teams typically have 12–13 players, enough pitching for three nine-inning games over three days.
For 10 of 14 teams, camp ends at 4:00 pm on the final day.
For the remaining 4 teams, camp concludes by 6:00 pm.
A lot. This is three days of intense baseball, and players should expect to be physically exhausted.
Each day includes a three-hour practice block:
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1 hour hitting
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1 hour defense
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1 hour strength/speed/conditioning
These reps allow coaches to evaluate your skills thoroughly.
Yes. Stanford Baseball integrates technology such as HitTrax, Rapsodo, and others. Players will use this technology during practice sessions.
Starting at 1–1 keeps the pace fast, allows 9–12 inning games, and gives hitters more total at-bats for evaluation.
It depends on his admission type:
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Pitcher-only admissions: limited at-bats
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Two-way prospects: fair opportunities for both pitching and hitting
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Position players: may only pitch if the team runs out of pitching
Each camper receives a unique numbered jersey, and rosters are distributed to all staff.
Bats and helmets are provided, but players may bring their own wood or BBCOR bat.
Yes. Many players attend multiple sessions. The structure is the same, but the coaching staff varies.
Session 1 ends at 4:00 pm on June 26 and Session 2 registration begins at 6:00 pm the same day.
The same applies for Sessions 3 and 4 (July 29).
Sessions 1 & 2:
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$300 refund fee before May 1, 2026
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No refunds after May 1, 2026 (including injuries)
Sessions 3 & 4:
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$300 refund fee before June 1, 2026
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No refunds after June 1, 2026 (including injuries)
A certified athletic trainer is on-site at all times. A medical doctor is on call, and both hospital and student health facilities are nearby.
Parents are welcome — and encouraged — to watch all practices and games.
Yes. Zero tolerance for:
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Alcohol
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Drugs
- Behavior involving girls
Any violation results in immediate dismissal.
Absolutely. The camp provides elite instruction, meaningful feedback, and exposure to Stanford coaches and visiting college coaches from around the country.

















