UPIKE Baseball Youth Camp
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UPIKE Baseball Youth Camp
March 29 @ 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm
The UPIKE Baseball Youth Camp is more than just two hours on the field — it’s a chance to train with college athletes, experience a true game-day environment, and build confidence that carries into the season.
March 29th Sunday
2:00 PM – 4:00 PM
$60 per player
Location: Johnnie LeMaster Field
Limited to 100 Campers
2:00 PM – 4:00 PM
$60 per player
Location: Johnnie LeMaster Field
Limited to 100 Campers
Hosted by University of Pikeville Baseball and proudly partnered with Backwoods Baseball Academy, this camp gives young players direct instruction from every UPIKE baseball player on the roster.
What Makes This Camp Different?
Hands-On Coaching From College Players
Every camper will rotate through stations led by UPIKE athletes who compete at the collegiate level. They’ll teach the same drills and techniques they use every day.
Every camper will rotate through stations led by UPIKE athletes who compete at the collegiate level. They’ll teach the same drills and techniques they use every day.
Fundamentals That Build Real Confidence
We focus on the core skills that separate average players from confident ones:
We focus on the core skills that separate average players from confident ones:
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Proper hitting mechanics & bat path
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Clean fielding footwork & glove work
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Arm strength & throwing accuracy
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Base running technique & game awareness
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Communication and teamwork
College-Level Atmosphere
Campers train on a real college field at Johnnie LeMaster Field — giving them an unforgettable experience and a chance to envision their own future in the game.
Campers train on a real college field at Johnnie LeMaster Field — giving them an unforgettable experience and a chance to envision their own future in the game.
Energy, Competition & Fun
Expect high energy, competitive drills, and plenty of encouragement. Players will leave motivated, sweaty, and better than when they arrived.
Expect high energy, competitive drills, and plenty of encouragement. Players will leave motivated, sweaty, and better than when they arrived.
Who Should Attend?
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Youth players wanting to sharpen fundamentals before or during season
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Players looking to gain confidence at the plate or in the field
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Kids who dream of playing college baseball one day
Why $60 Is Worth It
For two hours, your child gets:
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Direct college-level instruction
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Exposure to high-level training methods
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An elite baseball environment
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Memories that last far beyond the camp
Spots are capped at 100 campers to maintain quality instruction — and once they’re gone, they’re gone.
This is your chance to let your player train with the Bears and elevate their game.
March 29th. 2–4 PM. Be there.
Register by email to codyandreychuk@upike.edu or on