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BlueChip Baseball is all about competitive baseball and College Recruiting.    We offer players a significant opportunity to be seen by college coaches.  Most of our events for high school players are focused on showcase events that are more likely to be attended by college coaches.   We place a very high percentage of our graduating players in college baseball.

BlueChip Placed Players 

160 & Counting

Check out our success at placing our players into college baseball.  150 players placed in the last 4 years alone.  CLICK HERE


BlueChip Warriors Spring League 

For Players Not Playing HS Ball

40 Players Placed or Offered in College


"BlueChip Warriors" are our players that never give up!
These players that may not have played at their high school, may have been cut (even years ago), may have taken time off from baseball (lost their love for the game)...  CLICK HERE


Colorado Baseball Academy

Congratulatioins
Colorado 18u State Champions - 2016!



September Slider Champs



Cactus Classic Champions - AZ

What's New In BlueChip - 2020

AZ Spring League Tryouts:

Feb 13th / 16th / 20th & 23rd.  CLICK HERE and fill out the player information form to get times and locations.

2020 is going to be an exciting year in BlueChip.  Here is a list of NEW opportunities in BlueChip:
The BlueChip Difference

CLICK HERE to hear what people say
about playing with BlueChip

BlueChip was founded on some basic principles:
  • Our Coaches treat players with respect.
  • Teach the game and keep it positive.
  • Keep the parents involved and create community as it's a lot more fun this way!
  • All players have the same goal - to play college baseball, so they all need time to showcase their talents.
  • Focus our schedules around promoting the players!
  • Play in events that make the most sense financially while maximizing exposure for our players.
  • Travel enough to create exposure for the players as affordably as possible.
  • Our rosters size is 13 or 14 depending on pitcher only players so that everyone plays.
  • Put enough pitchers and catchers on each team so that no player is put under too much pressure to carry the load.  We don't believe in playing a 40-50 game schedule without 8 or more pitchers.  
  • Overworking your pitchers is never worth it in the long run
  • These are the memories that players (and parents) will have for the rest of their lives so let's make this FUN!
  • Invite College coaches to our camps to watch and evaluate our players. 
  • Help parents and players understand the recruiting process.  This understanding can save thousands of dollars and relieve anxiety around the process.
  • Introduce players and parents to the terminology and process through which colleges follow players.
  • Make as many introductions to colleges as we can for each player.
If your son is losing his love of the game, try BlueChip.  There is nothing better than watching a player regain his passion for baseball.  THAT SMILE on your son's face says it all!

BlueChip on FaceBook & Instagram
Join us on Facebook & Instagram where we post all of our college commitments!

  

 
Congratulations
Blue Chip Players 
Amateur MLB Draft

Brock Burke - 3rd  Tampa Bay
Ryan Kokora - 35th  Atlanta
Codi Heuer - 6th Chi Sox
Luke Bell - 34th AZ Dbacks
Koty Fallen - 40th San Diego

BlueChip Baseball
Spring, Summer, Fall & Winter Teams
Exposure Baseball

15u - 18u

Positive Approach / Lower Pricing
College Recruiting Focus

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BlueChip - College Camps

At BlueChip we take the college recruiting process very seriously.  We offer 3  camps each year for our players.
At each camp we bring in 6-10 college coaches to instruct and evaluate the players at the camp.

Take a listen to some recruiting advice from our most recent camps in Phoenix, AZ.

   
 
Player Centered Approach

MLB Draftees
Brock Burke - 3rd Tampa Bay
Ryan Kokora - 35th Atlanta

Codi Heuer - 6th Chi Sox
Luke Bell - 34th - Arizona
Koty Fallen - 40th - San Diego
Recent College Commits

Class of 2020 Class of 2019 Class of 2018 Class of 2017
Adam Paniagua - Chandler-Gilbert JC, AZ Antonio Ficara - Finlandia D3, MI AJ Artis - Doane, NE Adam Braude - Concordia
Albert Thurston - Fayettville Tech, NC Bobby Peterson - Cornell NAIA, IA AJ Spinello - Arkansas State, AR Andrew Low - Lakeland College
Austin Toler - Harris-Stowe State, MO Bradley Mucha - Scottsdale JC, AZ Alex Kinert - Concordia, Chicago Cade Laudenschlager - Concordia Chicago
Blake Nelson - Ottawa Univ, AZ Brayden Nichols - Colby CC, KS Alex Sugi - Crown College, MN Chris Rico - LA Valley
Davis Foster - Utah State JC, UT Carl Hartley - Finlandia D3, MI Breckyn Montano - Sioux Falls, SD Connor Young - Univ of the Sciences
Devin Dodson - USC Lancaster, SC Cody Davis - ENMU, NM Brent Fowler - Bethany Lutheran, MN Emery Miller - George Fox
Garrett Peikert - Univ Sioux Falls, SD Dakota Metzinger - Hanover College, IN Cam Multer - U of Jamestown, ND Ethan Keaveney - Wayland Baptist
Garrison Pregulman - LA Pierre, CA Danny Perez - Midland, NAIA, NE Carter Rhoades - Glendale CC, AZ Evan Wissen - George Fox
Gehrig Diemoz - College of Redwoods, CA Dante Bravo - U of Pittsburgh Bradford, PA Cedric Corrales - Taft, CA Hayden Klibbe - Dakota State
Grant Beck - Missouri Valley, MO Dominic Gonazales - Wisconsin Stevens Pt D3, WI Christian Franklin - Arkansas, AR Jadon Uhrich - Scottsdale CC
Jason Barres - Chandler-Gilbert, AZ Dominiq Bruno- Park University NAIA, AZ Cole Jones - Rose-Hulman, IN Jake Johnson - Mesa CC
Jay Alshouse - Midland, NE Ethan Brown - Mesa CC, AZ Eddie Hillock - Plymouth State, NH Jake Stine - Des Moines CC
Kaiden Reeve - Dickinson State, SD Evan Best - Univ of the Southwest NAIA, NM Garrison Pregulman - Santa Barbara CC, CA Jake Kleszczynski - Viterbo University 
Kyele Roe - Mesa CC, AZ Exekial Kessey - Benedictine NAIA, AZ Gehrig Diemoz - San Diego CC, CA Jared Costello - Paradise Valley CC
Patrick McGee - Ottawa Univ, AZ Frank Timke - Pima JC, AZ James Martell - Central College, IA Jordan Gonzales - Lewis & Clark
Paxton Prentice - AZ Christian, AZ Hayden Brandon - Trinidad State JC, CO Jarren Lesser - Dakota State, SD Joseph Chavira - Antelope Valley College
Zeke Hilton - Coppin State, MD Jackson Morris - Doane NAIA, NE Joe Garcia - DCTC, MN Justan Zamora - Adams State
Jacob Small - Paradise Valley CC, AZ Jon Bonfils - Dordt, IA Luke Bartholomew - Mary-Hardin Baylor
Jaiden Haddock - AZ Western, JC, AZ Jose Olivas - Phoenix CC, AZ Nick Hackney - NE Community College
Jake Brandon - Trinidad State JC, CO Kade Norris - Luna CC, NM Noah Myhre - LA Valley
Jake Liberta - Hawaii Hilo D2, HI Kenny Weimer - Finlandia, MI Noah Schoenhardt - Clarke
John Hoffman - Trinidad State JC, CO Luke Blachut - Scottsdale CC Race Traynor - Ottawa
Jonathan Weiss - Mesa CC, AZ Mason Williamson - Northwestern, CO Sam Helms - Lewis & Clark
Justin Lackey - Itasca CC, MN Nate Cassara - Northwest Nazarene, ID Spencer Gendreau - Scottsdale CC
Kenyon Martinez - Paradise Valley, AZ Patrick McGee - Luna CC, NM Tanner Solomon - Wayland Baptist
Kevin Ortega - Cochise CC, A Peyton Sabin - Yuba College, CA Tate Meyer - LA Valley
Kyle Ferrance - Steubenville, D3, OH Sage Hudson - Dakota State, SD Travis Roberts - Phoenix College
Leland Haussman - Schreiner D3, TX Shane Shepherd - Southern Nazarene,D2 OK Tyler LaLiberty - Glendale CC
Luke Bell - Grand Canyon, AZ Skylar Waynick - Northwestern OH
Matt Bergevin - Concordia D2, OR Tristan Waring - Arizona Christian 
Matt Russo - Cairn, D3, PA
Matt Seibold - Northwestern College, IA
Michael Rossi - Westcliff NAIA, CA
Nate Morgan - Mesa CC, AZ
Nick Orr - Shoreline CC, WA
Nick Wylie - Benedictine, NAIA, AZ
Payton Caviar - San Diego City College, JC, CA
Peyton Teed - Phoenix College, JC, AZ
Rhen Rider - Benedictine, AZ
Romeo Reiff - Pima CC, AZ
Ryan Johnson -  Pepperdine D1, CA
Ryan Ponzio - Ottawa NAIA, AZ
Taylor Mayfield - Chandler Gilbert CC, AZ
Trevor Erickson - Bryant & Stratton, JC, VA
Tyler Stiteler - Concordia D3, WI

 
 
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