603 Bandits Baseball
Advocacy, Competition, Development, Exposure
603 Bandits Baseball
Advocacy, Competition, Development, Exposure
Advocacy, Competition, Development, Exposure
Advocacy, Competition, Development, Exposure
Starting in 2012 as an 11U team, the 603 Bandits quickly became a leader in Travel Showcase Baseball in the Northeast by 2016. They’ve assisted over 40 college-committed players and one drafted player from New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, and nearby states. The Bandits focus on player promotion, showcase opportunities, and offering honest recruitment advice. With a strong network of college and professional connections and effective use of social media and communication channels, they strive to help student-athletes reach their goals—not just in baseball, but also in finding the right educational fit.
One of 603 Bandits' main beliefs is that competing against skilled, goal-driven players and programs is key to uncovering a player’s full potential. It emphasizes the challenges, dedication, and effort needed from both players and families while giving a clear idea of where the student-athlete stands among their peers. This approach motivates everyone—coaches, players, and fans—to grow. It reminds us to respect the difficulty of winning and to celebrate the rewards of hard work when success is achieved.
Development is a crucial aspect of a baseball player's career, whether it concludes at high school senior day or in Cooperstown. Players must continuously improve as they grow older. At younger ages, core fundamentals, game awareness, mechanics, and game experience are essential, but often overlooked are the development of body types and varying rates of maturity. We emphasize fostering athleticism in our young athletes. For middle school to high school-aged players, the focus shifts toward a more competitive, game-ready, high level of play, where advanced game scenarios, commitment, and self-discipline become key areas of growth.
Exposure serves different purposes based on the age and skill level of the player, as well as its impact on their career. For players 14 and under, it helps them and their parents realize how vast and competitive the baseball world is beyond local leagues, introduces new competitors, and creates shared experiences with teammates and families. It also fosters team building, competitiveness, and awareness. For high school players, exposure has a greater impact on their college aspirations. While younger players' events aren't attended by recruiters or scouts, we aim to attend events and showcases that attract them for older players. When opportunities arise, it's crucial for players to perform. We strive to provide those chances and collaborate with schools interested in our players to ensure they are seen.
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603 Bandits offers skill development, private instruction, team training, and competition for the competitive baseball player ages 8-18 We ply both league and Tournament Baseball in the Spring/Summer and Fall as well as provide off season indoor training
We rent space from our partners at the Elite Sports Academy in Epsom, NH
As a program all rostered Bandits enjoy free year-round same day access during business hour at the Elite Sports Academy in Epsom, NH including fully equipped gym, cages, and field if available. Also Included
Additional Info and expectations per team available in the Team Info Section of our website