You can’t win the game if you don’t know the rules. We will teach you the rules of the recruiting game.
When it’s time to start thinking about college baseball, there are a lot of unknowns. World Baseball Experience works with student-athletes and their families to help guide them along the path to a successful college baseball experience.
If you’re wondering where to begin, you’re not alone:
- Where should I apply?
- What kind of baseball scholarships am I eligible for?
- What are coaches looking for?
- How can I make a skills video that coaches will actually watch?
- What schools and placements can we afford?
- How do I improve my interview skills?
There is so much more to a college baseball player than just their game, which is why we help student-athletes make themselves more marketable to recruiters. Through consultation and mentorship, our athletes will learn how to build relationships, market themselves and negotiate scholarship dollars.
Book a conversation and we can guarantee one thing.
You will hang up knowing more about this process than ever before.
What you will learn
Our College Prep services are not a cookie cutter reactionary process. You will have access to one-on-one consulting with a recruiting expert. Coach Nick Holmes will be there to answer all of your questions and guide you throughout the process.
You will learn what coaches and administration offices are looking for in a quality student-athlete. Having worked with hundreds of athletes and their families I can assure you that once you learn the rules of the game, you will have a better chance of winning it.
Finding the right fit for your education is not a decision that can be made quickly. It takes time to build relationships with coaches to make sure you play while earning your degree. Do not settle because you didn’t take the time to learn what to do.
The process starts the minute you decide you want to play in college. Your grades and test scores will always provide more opportunities than your ability. Learn how to be proactive and communicate appropriately and effectively with coaches to solidify your roster spot and maximize your scholarship dollars.
- Customized list of schools
- How to truly communicate with coaches
- Interview training
- Questions to ask coaches and administration
- How to shoot a skills video
- Social media awareness
- Scholarship and funding tips
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Student – Athlete Consulting
Not sure what to do? Feeling overwhelmed?
Pick up the phone. Email us or schedule a call. You won’t believe how much better you will feel after getting a game plan and starting the process with the end in mind.
Since the start of my baseball career in little league hitting in the cages with Coach Holmes and having him as a resource was incredible. Without a doubt, he played a huge role for me playing through college and beyond. That is something I will always be thankful for.
Alex Sawelson, Former student – Current professional baseball player
I was coached by Nick Holmes from the age of 6 to 16, and every step of the way he was professional, encouraging, and had mine and my family’s best interests in mind. I can say that I would not have been able to play high level college baseball without being coached by him and his guidance.
Jake Berg, former student, current entrepreneur and business owner
Coach Holmes’ morals and values are second to none and he emphasizes being a great human being first rather than a great baseball player. He takes a personal interest in his player’s wellbeing and he never compromised my health. I’m proud to call him coach, and I look up to him as a role model in my life.
Jake Berg, former student, current entrepreneur and business owner
I’m grateful to Coach Holmes for having such a positive influence on my son, Matt and helping him develop both as a player and as a man. I know he (Matt) has fond memories of the time he spent under Coach Holmes’ guidance and knowledge.
Mike Emerson - Parent of former student and college player
As a coach, Nick is quick to trade in conventional methods of instruction for a more in depth breakdown of a player’s fundamentals. He’s the last person to give up on you even when you’ve given up on yourself.
Ethan Miller – Former Student, Current U.S. Marine
