The FieldLevel Blog

Jacob Barron went to Novato High School in California where he played on varsity all four years. Despite being one of the top pitchers in his area, Jake didn’t get many looks from college coaches coming out of high school. Looking to continue his career, the only options Jake had were a $1,000 scholarship to Menlo College in California or a small, academic scholarship to Lewis & Clark in Oregon.

With college students starting classes in the coming weeks, the path to campus for athletes can vary significantly from other students. While many young athletes dream of playing in college, the chances of doing so are slim.

High school baseball pitcher from Reno, Nevada offered a college baseball athletic scholarship to Division I university in Indiana using recruiting software and social network for sports.

High school baseball pitcher from Las Vegas, Nevada offered a college baseball athletic scholarship to Division I university in California using recruiting software and social network for sports.

California junior college baseball catcher at Sierra College receives athletic scholarship from Division II California State University at Stanislaus using baseball recruiting software and coaching network.

Catawba College uses FieldLevel’s recruiting software to sign a high school baseball recruit.

University of South Alabama uses FieldLevel’s baseball recruiting software to find two starting pitchers and a third baseman from the NWAACC in Washington State for their 2012 recruiting class

Bethune-Cookman University in Florida uses FieldLevel’s baseball recruiting software to find a catcher in Missouri for their 2012 recruiting class.