Homeschoolers who want to play college baseball

Welcome to the HSBBW!!!

Fortunately for you, alot of the recruiting process these days takes place during the summer months on travel teams and on the showcase circuit. There are a seemingly endless amount of options out there so good luck sifting through all of them. The East Cobb Baseball Program (located in your home state) is one of the most widely known travel team organizations in the nation so that might be a good place to start. But there are dozens of options there in GA.

Luckily, as a eighth-grader, your son has plenty of time to find the right fit.

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I'm not sure if your 8th grader should continue to be on Varisty for the next 4 yrs if he wants to eligible to play his senior year. You may want to check into what the implications are.

OnWabana is correct on the rest.

Kudos to you for personally accepting the responsibility for educating your children. We homeschooled our children and they are reaping the benefits. Ultimately, our son attended public high school to be HS athlete. Worst education decision we made while raising our children.

There are home school baseball teams across the nation. I did a quick google search and found a listing of 4 teams from Atlanta who participated in the homeschool World Series. There are links from this page to 3 of the teams. If these are not convenient I am confident that by contacting any of these teams they can help you find a homeschool team closer to your hometown.

Homeschool classifieds in Georgia. Team listed in Warner Robbins.

Final reply: Homeschool SportsNet listing of GA Homeschool athletic teams.

Thanks for the help everyone.

Contact Kevin Renz at his batting cages in Suwanee. Has the Barons team which is usually very good and has won the National Championship for home schooled kids a few times. Yes, there is a championship for these kids. Kevin is a good guy and haven't heard anything bad about his program.