Baseball Camps

Baseball Camps

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The main priority of our sport camp programs is the health, safety and well-being of our participants, student-athletes, coaches, and staff. 

All potential applicants to our youth residential programs are encouraged to regularly check our updated information and expectations, which may be subject to change.

The Participant Form must be completed online two weeks prior to the first day of camp.

2026 BASEBALL CAMP DATES
Camp Dates Camp Information

Position Player Prospect Camp

November 7, 2026 Register | Tentative Schedule

 

Baseball Position Player Prospect Camp

November 7

Grades 8-12

 

The Penn State Baseball Position Player Prospect Camp is open to boys in grades 8-12. 

This competitive camp is designed for position players including infielders, outfielders, and catchers. Campers will have the opportunity to learn from the Penn State Baseball coaching staff the skills necessary to continue their baseball development. Through a combination of instruction, drills and competitive activities, campers will have the opportunity to improve their defensive and offensive skills while learning the techniques and fundamentals emphasized by Penn State Baseball staff. Campers will receive high-level instruction focused on developing the fundamental skills necessary to compete at the next level.

Features of the Position Player Prospect Camp:

  • Infield Defense
  • Outfield Defense
  • Catching
  • Hitting
  • Overall Baseball Development

NOTE:  Registrations will be processed on a first-come, first-serve basis until the session is filled.

Please register for the position you plan to participate in the camp.

Fee:  $199 (includes instruction, no housing)
***DAY CAMP ONLY /NO HOUSING 

Meal:  Not provided. Bring your own snacks and a water bottle to fill at camp. Water will be provided.

When:

November 7                   12:30 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.

Where: Holuba Hall, located on McKean Road
In case of inclement weather, you will be contacted by e-mail concerning any changes or cancellation.

Holuba Hall is primarily the indoor practice facility that serves as a practice and competition facility for many of Penn State's athletic teams. Featuring two indoor 80-yard practice fields side-by-side, the 118,000-square foot facility has a new field turf surface and plenty of space for everything from indoor golf and baseball practice to lacrosse competitions and soccer workouts.

 


Accommodations:

Participants are responsible for their own housing arrangements. A list of hotels, as well as additional information and maps, can be found HERE!  



Facility

Medlar Field at Lubrano Park, the home of the Nittany Lion baseball team is arguably one of the best collegiate stadiums in the country. A spacious clubhouse welcomes the Nittany Lions with a locker room, an expanded training room, a weight room, a team lounge and an indoor batting cage which also includes two dirt mounds for pitchers to work off of in inclement weather and opens directly into the Penn State bullpen on the right field line.

 

What to Bring for Camp

Campers should bring a fielder's glove, batting gloves, a baseball cap, bat (if possible), batting helmet (if possible), spikes and tennis shoes. Catchers should bring all necessary gear, including shin guards, chest protectors and masks. Also, campers should bring a water bottle to refill during camp.

 


Penn State Sport Camps
University Park, PA 16802
E-mail: SportCampInfo@psu.edu

In accordance with NCAA guidelines, all Penn State University Sport Camps and Clinics are open to any and all entrants, limited only by specified number, age, grade level and/or gender of its participants.