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Baseball Prospects of America 1237 Avenue Z Suite 4P Brooklyn, NY Baseball Prospects of America 1237 Avenue Z Suite 4P Brooklyn, NY 11235 16 Time C.A.B.A High School World Champions 1988,1992,1993,1994,1995,1996,1998,1999,2000,2002,2003,2004,2005,2007,2008,2011 Dear Prospect, I will be having my annual top prospects and instructional showcase camp for the Georgia & Alabama areas on Sunday December 6th , 2020 at Eagles Landing High School located at 301 Tunis Rd, McDonough, GA 30253. This camp is for high school players that are interested in playing at the next level, whether collegiate or professionally. All players will receive instruction in hitting, fielding, and pitching from professional scouts and coaches. Steve Bort has 40+ years of coaching & recruiting experience. By attending this camp, Steve can open doors with professional scouts as well as college coaches. The camp will be starting at 10:00 A.M. and ending at 3:00 P.M. For additional information please contact Steve Bort at 917-842-1860 and/or visit BergenBeachBasebal.com. The total cost of the camp is $190.00. Please make all checks payable to Baseball Prospects of America. Please mail your registration and check immediately as there will be no walkups allowed and the camp will be limited to the first 60 players. The 2019 Bergen Beach National Scout Team roster was filled with some of the top talent from across the United States. We had players with commitments to Missouri, Kentucky, Florida State, Florida, Georgia Tech & Tennessee. The 2019 Bergen Beach National Scout team finished as runner up in the C.A.B.A High School World Series with a record of 7-1 for the tournament. Due to the concerns with the novel COVID-19 virus Bergen Beach Baseball did not field a team for the 2020 summer. Alex Rodriguez, Johnny Damon, Todd Helton, Brian McCann, Matt Cain, Robbie Ray, Rick Porcello, Josh Hamilton, Mike Napoli and many other Major Leaguers were first recognized when they were in High School at my Baseball Prospects of America camp. After winning the C.A.B.A High School World Series sixteen times, the Future Prospects are recognized as the top high school age team in the history of amateur baseball. Over $65 million dollars in scholarship money has been awarded to players who have attended my camps. Steve Bort has had 96 players reach Major League Baseball. Since, 1987 the players of Steve Bort’ s Future Prospects have earned over $900 million dollars in salary and signing bonuses. Many Major League scouts and college coaches have attended my camps. They include Derek Tucker of the Texas Rangers, Jamal Spearman of the Oakland Athletics, Jarett England of the New York Mets, Arthur McConaughy of the Baltimore Orioles, Timi Moni of the Philadelphia Phillies, and Jack Powell of the Minnesota Twins. Come to the camp and become part of a dynasty that includes Alex Rodriguez, Johnny Damon, Todd Helton, Brian McCann, Matt Cain, Robbie Ray, Rick Porcello, Josh Hamilton, Mike Napoli and many other Major Leaguers. Camp Registration Form Name: Address: City: _State: _Zip: Cell Phone: Email: High School: Graduation Year: High School Coach: Position(s) Played: Height: _Weight: Throws: Bats: Tests: S.A.T: A.C.T.: The three best high school players you will play against this year: Name: School: Phone: Name: School: Phone: Name: School: Phone: [ ] Enclosed is my $190.00 check which is full payment for the Baseball Prospects Camp. Make check or money order payable to: Baseball Prospects of America. Release of claims I,_ _, as parent and/or guardian of , as a condition of his participation in the tryout/showcase camp, hereby release and discharge in full, Bergen Beach Baseball Organization and Baseball Prospects of America, Steve Bort, their officials and employees, from any damage that may arise from or out of ’s participation during the tryout/showcase and game, for the purpose of participating in this camp. Parent/Guardian Signature Date .
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