Baseball skills camp run by the Arizona State University baseball coaching staff, including head coach Willie Bloomquist, with current ASU players assisting as instructors. Camps are held at Phoenix Municipal Stadium and run Monday through Thursday, covering drills, competitions and instruction; offerings include youth camps, hitting and pitching camps, and showcase camps for older players from elementary through high school age. The operator states the camps are not affiliated with or sponsored by ASU.
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★★★★★Sarah GarciaExcellent program for youth baseball. My seven year-old will be attending his second year in a row. We are excited to learn new skills and continue to enforce our core values. Make friends, sportsmanship and to play hard!
★★★★★Traci GustafsonSecond time having my son at the Sun Devils Baseball Camps. Can't wait for the next one. It is truly amazing to see the ASU players and the coaches work with these kids! Thank you for everything. Best experience!
★★★★★Jessica TurnockMy kid participated in summer camp as an incoming 4th grader with several buds from his team. They got in the car every afternoon happy and tired out (summer camp goals). They enjoyed the competition and development and all said that it was pretty cool to be on the field at Muni. From the parent perspective: well organized, good communication, fairly priced.
★★★★★Cas TMy son loves the ASU Baseball camps and clinics. He's done 2 Summer Camps and numerous hitting clinics during the Little League season. His batting has improved ten fold. Coach Scheff goes through the smallest movements for batting to help every little thing. The Summer Camps cover throwing mechanics, catching, fielding, batting, and pitching. The ASU staff and players keep it fun but very educational for all ages. We'll keep on returning for sure. Thanks!
★★★★Thomas NovyCoaches were all very good, very positive with the kids. The skills training was also very good. The scrimmage on the last day the kids had a lot of fun. I think they should’ve used baseballs instead of tennis balls, however. The sliding drill was a great idea I thought, but when it turned into kids diving for footballs, some of them getting hurt, I would recommend skipping that part