High school · Showcase & recruiting

Get seen by the right coaches.

Showcase is about exposure. Rock Solid picks events college coaches attend, builds every player’s recruiting profile, and works to find each player a school where he’ll get a fair chance to play.

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The recruiting timeline

Freshman to senior year

Four years. One plan.

Recruiting rewards players who start early and peak at the right time. Each Rock Solid high school player works to a plan built around the summer after sophomore year.

  1. 9th grade · Freshman

    Build the base

    Fundamentals, a first set of measurables, and a first recruiting video. Grades count from day one.

  2. 10th grade · Sophomore

    The key summer

    Main Division I window

    Showcase events chosen for exposure. The summer after sophomore year is the main Division I window.

  3. 11th grade · Junior

    Get seen

    Campus showcases, follow-ups with interested coaches, an updated video, and visits.

  4. 12th grade · Senior

    Commit

    Weigh offers with the staff, sign, and keep the grades and test scores that admission needs.

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Events & exposure

Where college coaches watch

Fewer events. Better ones.

Two or three well-chosen events a year do more for a recruit than a crowded calendar. Every event on a Rock Solid schedule is picked for its atmosphere, safety, competition, and the coaches in the stands.

2027 high school schedule

Campus showcases

Featured showcase teams play on college campuses, where the program’s own coaches watch.

Perfect Game tournaments

Rock Solid teams have won [19] Perfect Game titles. Results and stats follow players onto their profiles.

A focused schedule

[5–7] events a season, each picked for its competition and the college coaches who attend, with time to train in between.

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The recruiting toolkit

Every high school player

What players take to coaches.

Fletcher Bates, a former Mets draft pick and Mets associate scout, and the staff talk with college coaches year-round. Players bring the rest.

Recruiting video

Shot at Coastal Athletics and ready to email to the coaches on a player’s list.

HitTrax data

Exit velocity, launch angle, and spray charts from every session, the numbers recruiters track.

College coach contacts

A contact list of college coaches for Rock Solid players, plus a staff that calls coaches year-round.

Prospect profile

One questionnaire with a player’s grades, positions, measurables, and links, ready to send.

SAT prep & tutoring

Academic tutoring and SAT prep at Coastal Athletics, with [$100 off] for Rock Solid players.

College lists

NCAA Division I, II, and III school lists to build a realistic list of target schools.

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Prospect profile

High school players

Interested in Rock Solid?

Player
Links
Contact

The staff replies within [2 business days].

Questions

Recruiting questions.

Still have a question? Call 910-452-5838.

When should we start the recruiting process?

Freshman year is for building skills and a baseline. The summer after sophomore year is the main Division I window, so the plan should be in place before then.

Do you guarantee a college offer?

No program can. We work to get every player in front of the right coaches and to find a school where he’ll get a fair chance to play.

Can players from outside Wilmington join?

Yes. Rock Solid welcomes players from across North Carolina and the surrounding states, and holds individual tryouts at Coastal Athletics.

Do academics matter?

Yes. Grades and test scores decide admission and scholarship money, which is why Rock Solid players get [$100 off] SAT prep at Coastal Athletics.

Start with a tryout.

High school tryouts and private evaluations for 15U and 17U.