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1 UTSA Baseball Camp Schedule DATES CAMP AGES COST Dec , 2017 Christmas Camp, Ages $75 per session/$200 for all Dec , 2017 Christmas Camp, Ages $75 per session/$200 for all Jan. 13, 2018 HS Pre-Season Evaluation High School Age $130 Mar , 2018 Spring Break Camp 5-14 $130 June 11-13, 2018 Youth Summer Camp # $200 full day/$130 half day June 18, 2018 HS / JC Evaluation Camp HS age, 1 st /2 nd year JUCO $130 June 19, 2018 HS / JC Skills & Drills Camp HS age, 1 st /2 nd year JUCO $130 ($30 off June campers) June 25-27, 2018 Boys of Summer Youth Competition Camp 9-14 (limit 60) $270 July 9-11, 2018 Youth Summer Camp # $200 full day/$130 half day July 23-25, 208 Youth Summer Camp # $200 full day/$130 half day July 30-Aug 1, 2018 Youth Future Stars Camp 9-14 (limit 60) $270 Aug. 25, 2018 HS Fall Evaluation Camp High School Age $130 Sept. 30, Oct. 2, 9, 16 Fall Hitting Academy 7-18 (limit 30) $250 Sept. 30, Oct. 2, 9, 16 Fall Pitching Academy 7-18 (limit 30) $250 COACHING STAFF: Jason Marshall Head Coach Coach Marshall enters his 18 th season with the UTSA Baseball Program and sixth as the head coach. Marshall spent 12 years as the Recruiting Coordinator and Infield Coach for the Roadrunners, earning Southland Conference Championships in 2005, 2007 and In Marshall s first season as Head Coach, UTSA Baseball advanced to the NCAA Tournament after claiming the 2013 WAC Tournament Championship. In all, Marshall has recruited or coached 38 players into professional baseball. Marshall, a former Texas A&M Shortstop, spent four years in the Kansas City Royals Organization. Marshall has been a featured speaker at four THSBCA and ABCA Conventions. Jim Blair Associate Head Coach Coach Blair returned to San Antonio in the summer of 2012 to resume the reigns as recruiting coordinator and now serves as the Pitching Coach for the Roadrunners. Blair, who spent five years as an assistant with the Roadrunners from , came back to UTSA after serving as an assistant coach at Dallas Baptist. Blair helped the Patriots to a record and an appearance in the 2012 NCAA Waco Regional. Blair also spent five seasons at Sam Houston State, winning 3 SLC championships during his tenure. In all, Blair has been to 6 NCAA Tournaments as a coach. Blair, a former SA Clark HS grad, played at Baylor and spent two seasons in the LA Dodgers organization. Jake Carlson Assistant Coach Coach Carlson is in his first year as a Roadrunner Assistant Coach, joining UTSA after a two-year stint at Texas A&M. The Aggies posted a combined record over the two seasons and reached the College World Series Carlson, has 14 years of collegiate coaching experience and will serve as the Roadrunner Hitting Coach. Prior to his time in College Station, Carlson spent three years at Howard Junior College, winning the WJCAC Championships in 2015 and helping the Hawks to a record. A native of Manhattan, KS, Carlson had coaching stints at Blinn and Odessa College following a playing career at Butler Community College and Nicholls State. CAMP DATE INFORMATION: Christmas Camp Ages 6-12 & Ages Dec , 2017 Check In: Thursday, December 28, 8-9 AM at Roadrunner Field Session Options: Each session is two days in length Session 1: 9 AM 11: 30 AM: Ages 6-12, HITTING & Ages 13-18, PITCHING / CATCHING (COST: $75) Session 2: 12:00 PM 2:30 PM: Ages 6-12, PITCHING / CATCHING & Ages 13-18, HITTING (COST: $75) Session 3: 3:00 PM 5:30 PM, All players INFIELD / OUTFIELD PLAY (COST: $75) Each Session will focus on teaching and drill work in each skill area. For those staying through the Lunch Hour, you will need a SACK LUNCH or have food delivered COST: $75 per two day session. $25 off for signing up for all 3 sessions. Cost includes a T-shirt. HS Preseason Evaluation Camp January 13, 2018 HS & JUCO Evaluation Camp June 18, 2018 HS Fall Evaluation Camp August 25, 2018 Check In: 8:00 AM 9:00 AM at Roadrunner Field Camp will run from 9 AM to 3:30 PM roughly (depends on attendance), with a 30 min break around 12:30 PM for lunch

2 2 Morning will consist of 60 yard dash, Asses throwing arms, defensive & offensive tools. The afternoon will consist of a scrimmage format, with each pitcher taking the game mound for evaluation. Each player will receive a written evaluation of their skills from a UTSA staff member at the conclusion of camp. COST: $130 For the HS / JUCO Evaluation Camp Only: If you sign up for the June 18 evaluation and the June 19 Skills & Drills camp, you can take an additional $30 off the total cost Spring Break Youth Camp March 12-13, 2018 Check In: Monday, March 12, 8:00 AM 9:00 AM at Roadrunner Field This camp coincides with the start of many youth baseball seasons. We want to help youth players get ready for their spring season with lots of Hitting, Fielding, Throwing, Bunting, & Base running Drills. Session Hours: Monday 9 AM 4:00 PM & Tuesday, 8:00 AM 12:00 PM COST: $130, includes a T-shirt and ticket to the Friday, March 23 UTSA vs. Marshall Baseball game at 6:00 PM at Roadrunner Field. All campers will have their name on the pass list at the entry gate for this Conference USA matchup. Campers will need to bring a SACK LUNCH on Monday, March 12 Youth Summer Camps #1, #2 & #3 Full or Half Day Options June 11-13, July 9-11 & July 23-25, 2018 Check In: Monday, June 11, July 9 & July 23, 7:30 AM 8:30 AM at Roadrunner Field Half Day Session Hours: 8:30 AM 12:30 PM. Pick up at Roadrunner Field. Full Day Session Hours: 8:30 AM 4:00 PM. Pick up at Roadrunner Field. Parents: Please be prompt in picking up after the Half or Full Day sessions. A coach will wait until the last camper is picked up by a parent/guardian. Full Day Campers need a SACK LUNCH daily Purpose: Lectures and drill work in the areas of throwing, hitting, fielding, fly balls, base running and bunting. Position specific work will be conducted in the afternoon session for Full Day Campers. Campers will also get to compete in the Roadrunner Olympics on Day 3 of camp and Two-Bag games daily. Cost: $130 HALF DAY option & $200 FULL DAY option, T-Shirt is included in the cost. Sibling Discounts: If you have 2 campers from the same family: $10 off HALF DAY and $15 off FULL DAY for each child. If you have 3 campers or more from the same family: $15 off HALF DAY and $30 off FULL DAY for each child. HS & JUCO Skills & Drills Camp June, 19, 2018 Check In: Tuesday, June 19, 2018, 8:00 AM 9:00 AM at Roadrunner Field Camp Hours: 9 AM 5 PM Camp will consist of offensive / defensive / position specific drill work and situational teaching for the HS / JUCO age player. This camp will be run very similar to a UTSA Baseball practice. Cost: $130, T-Shirt and Lunch included Discount: $30 off for anyone that signs up for both June 18 and June 19 camps. Boys of Summer Youth Competition Camp June 25-27, 2018 Check In: Monday, June 25 from 2:00 PM 3:00 PM, at Roadrunner Field Camp Hours: 3:00 PM 9:00 PM Limit: 60 participants Camp will consist of campers being broken into age appropriate teams and put in a competitive format. We also will have teaching segments on situational aspects of the game, pre-game Batting Practice, pre-game INF/OF drills that teach the speed of the game and encourage the right habits in the little things that separate teams. Games will be conducted at Baseball & Softball complexes following dinner each evening Cost $270, includes T-Shirt and Dinner included. Limited access camp for ages 9-14 years old. Youth Future Stars Camp July 30 August 1, 2018 Check In: Monday, June 30, 7:30-8:30 AM, at Roadrunner Field Camp Hours: 8:30 AM 4:00 PM Limit: 60 participants Camp will consist of a more intense camp experience for skilled youth players. Camp will be limited access, more individual instruction at each position, indepth teaching on the fundamental and situational skill areas and drill work in the areas of team defense & offense. Cost $270, includes T-shirt & Lunch each day in Roadrunner Café. Limited access for ages 9-14 years old. Fall Hitting Academy & Fall Pitching Academy September 30, October 2, 9 & 16, 2018 Camp Dates: Sunday Sept. 30, October 2, 9, 16 Check in: 1:30 PM 2:00 PM, each Sunday Camp will be conducted over four consecutive Sunday s from 2:00-4:00 PM Hitting Academy & Pitching Academy are separate camps that are taking place at the same time Limit: 30 Hitters & 30 Pitchers Hitting Academy Purpose: A progressive teaching and drill work from week to week that hopefully will help reinforce the correct posture, approach, load / separation / direction and Position to hit phases of the swing. We will film each hitter to address necessary teaching points. Lectures, drills, on-field, cage hitting will be conducted over the month.

3 3 Pitching Academy Purpose: We will focus on the conditioning phase, arm care, play catch routine, long-toss, flat ground, and throwing off the mound. Video will also be utilized to help reinforce our teaching points. Camp will also include other pitcher bullet points like, pick moves & Pitcher Fielding Practice. Cost: $250, includes T-Shirt. Also: Typically, UTSA Baseball practice in the fall will start at 4:30 PM, immediately following camp. You are welcome to stay and watch our practice. Additional Camp Information (All camps are open to any and all entrants. Limited only by number, age, grade level and/or gender) Baseball Gear: Please bring a hat, pair of baseball shoes, tennis shoes (or slides) if staying thru lunch hour, glove, bat, athletic socks and supporters. Batting gloves are recommended. Dress according to the weather (baseball pants or shorts / Jacket). Please mark all personal items. Transportation: All campers are responsible for their own transportation to and from camp each day. Facility Information: All camps will be conducted at Roadrunner Field. In the event of inclement weather, please contact Jason Marshall at david.marshall@utsa.edu. Roadrunner Field is located on SAM BARSHOP BLVD. on the LOOP 1604 Campus of UTSA. Trainer: A certified athletic trainer will be on site at all camps. Water: Water will be provided in the dugout daily. Pre-Camp Meeting / Daily meeting: Campers need to have a seat in the middle section of stands prior to camp each day. On Day 1 of camp, we will have a meeting for all parents and campers. Each additional day of camp will start in the same location, to review the previous day s lectures & drills, address the Thought for the Day and reinforce the practice plan for that day of camp. Parents: Parents are always welcome to stay and watch any camp session and listen in on lectures. Please be on time picking up campers at the end of each session. Also: All YOUTH CAMPS will be grouped by age at the start of camp. Directions to Roadrunner Field: Loop 1604 West to La Cantera Blvd. exit. Go to second stoplight and turn left on Walter Brennan Ave. Take first right on campus, which is Margaret Tobin Drive. Turn left on Sam Barshop Blvd. and the field will be on your left. Parking Permit: A parking permit will be sold at registration for camps that occur from Monday to Friday during non-vacation periods (Parking Permit, $5), for those who want to stay and watch camp. You will have a 30 minute grace period for drop off and pick up without a permit. Registration: You can send in the application page with payment to One UTSA Circe, San Antonio, TX Attn: UTSA Baseball Camp OR you can sign up online at goutsa.com (under Athletics tab, click on camps).

4 4 Discounts: 25% off UTSA Employee child Former Players of UTSA Baseball Free Admission (child younger than HS age) Special Request discounts granted one (1) time for unique circumstances (child younger than HS age) See Youth Summer Camp #1, #2, #3 information for SIBLING DISCOUNTS NO discounts for High School Age players UTSA Baseball Facts: 8 current Roadrunner players attended a UTSA Baseball Camp UTSA has won conference championships in 1994, 2005, 2007, 2008 & Roadrunners have signed pro contracts since 2001 and 14 since Following the 2017 season, UTSA had 3 players drafted, Kevin Markham (Phillies), Karl Craigie (Marlins) & Chris Muller (Rays). In 2017, UTSA had its first MLB player, John Bormann, former UTSA Catcher UTSA is currently in Conference USA which in 8 out of the last 12 years has been the #5 RPI conference out of 33 baseball conferences in D1 baseball Since 2013, UTSA has had 12 All-CUSA players, 4 All-CUSA Freshman, 2 Freshman All-Americans and 1 All- American. UTSA is located on the northwest side of San Antonio, inside Loop 1604 across from Fiesta Texas and The Rim shopping center. For schedule or ticket information please visit our website at GOUTSA.COM. John Bormann, 1 st MLB player from UTSA 2013 WAC Champions, NCAA Tournament UTSA Roadrunner Field

5 UTSA Baseball Camps Application Participant Name: _ Age: Grade: Position: High School Team (if applicable): Parent / Guardian Name: Home Address: City, State, Zip: Best contact Ph#: _ Address: I will attend (Please check appropriate camp): Dec , 2017: Christmas Camp, Ages 6-12 or Ages o Session 1: Ages 6-12 Hitting, Ages Pitchers/Catchers o Session 2: Ages 6-12 Pitchers/Catchers, Ages Hitting o Session 3: All ages: Infield / Outfield January 13, 2018: High School Pre-Season Evaluation Camp March 12-13, 2018: Youth Spring Break Camp June 11-13, 2018: Youth Summer Camp #1 (Full / Half Day) June 18, 2018: HS / JC Evaluation Camp June 19, 2018: HS / JC Skills & Drills Camp June 25-27, 2018: Boys of Summer Youth Competition Camp July 9-11, 2018: Youth Summer Camp #2 (Full / Half Day) July 23-25, 2018: Youth Summer Camp #3 (Full / Half Day) July 30-Aug 1, 2018: Youth Future Stars Camp August 25, 2018: High School Fall Evaluation Camp Sept. 30, Oct. 2, 9, 16 (Sunday s): Fall Hitting Academy Sept. 30, Oct. 2, 9, 16 (Sunday s): Fall Pitching Academy Parental Waiver: I am the Parent/Guardian of the above named participant who is under eighteen years of age and am fully competent to sign this agreement. I acknowledge that my child is in good physical health. In consideration of Participant being permitted to participate in the UTSA Sports Camp, I hereby accept all risk to Participant s health and of his/her injury or death that may result from such participation and I hereby release the above named institution, its governing board, officers, employees and representatives from any and all liability to Participant. Participant s personal representatives, estate, heirs, next of kin, and assigns for any and all claims and causes of action for loss of or damage to Participant s property and for any and all illness or injury to Participant s person, including his/her death, that may result from or occur during Participant s participation in the activity, whether caused by negligence of the institution, its governing board, officers, employees, or representatives, or otherwise. I further agree to indemnify and hold harmless the institution and its governing board, officers, employees, and representatives from liability for the injury or death of any person(s) and damage to property that may result from participant s negligent or intentional act or omission while participating in the described activity. I HAVE CARFULLY READ THIS AGREEMENT AND UNDERSTAND IT TO BE A RELEASE OF ALL CLAIMS AND CAUSES OF ACTION FOR PARTICIPANT S PROPERTY THAT OCCURS WHILE PARTICIPATING IN THE DESCRIBED ACTIVITY AND IT OBLIGATES ME TO IDEMNIFY THE PARTIES NAMED FOR ANY LIABLITY FOR INJURY OR DEATH OF ANY PERSON AND DAMAGE TO PROPERTY CAUSED BY PARTICIPANT S NEGLIGENT OR INTENTIONAL ACT OR OMISSION. Signature of Parent / Guardian Signature of Witness Date Signed Date Signed APPLICATION OPTIONS: I. Register online at goutsa.com (under Athletics tab on home page, click on camps). All credit card transactions online will be charged a service fee. II. Send in this form which includes the application, medical release and parental waiver and return with full cost to the following address: UTSA Athletics Department Attn: UTSA Baseball Camp One UTSA Circle San Antonio, TX Note: No camper will be permitted to participate without the parental signature waiver and medical release form. UTSA Baseball accepts cash, money orders, cashier s checks and personal checks (Payable to UTSA Baseball Camp) UTSA SPORTS CAMP MEDICAL RELEASE & PARENTAL WAIVER CONSENT FOR TREATMENT OF MINOR Name of Camper: _ Date of Birth: Home Address: City, State, Zip: Home Phone: Work Phone: Cell Phone: Emergency Contact: Emergency Contact Phone: I, the undersigned, as the parent or legal guardian of (a minor) hereby authorize such diagnostic, medical and/or surgical treatment of such minor as may be considered necessary or appropriate under the circumstances for the treatment of any illness or injury of the minor. The attending physician, appropriate staff, and the University of Texas San Antonio and it s officers, regents, and employees shall not be responsible in any way for any consequences from said diagnostic, medical and/or surgical treatment and are hereby released from any and all claims and causes of action that might arise, grow out of, or be incident to such diagnosis, treatment, or surgery in so far as the law allows and provided that these services are performed with ordinary care and to the best of their ability. Signature of Parent / Guardian Date Signed Pertinent Medical / Insurance Information (to be completed by parent/guardian): Allergies: Current Medical Conditions: Current Medication: Other pertinent medical information: Insurance Company: Policy Number: Phone number for benefit verification:

6 6 Dear Parents & Campers, We are delighted that you ve chosen UTSA Baseball Camp. For 18 years, I ve served as Camp Coordinator for Roadrunner Baseball Camps and have enjoyed the investment in youth and HS Baseball players across the state of Texas and here in San Antonio. I know you have many choices out there for camp, but we believe UTSA CAMPS are a great option for the development of your athlete, hearing and experiencing the lectures and drills that can help you improve, and enjoying a D1 level camp for a reasonable price. If you follow UTSA or UTSA Athletics, you know that UTSA has changed a bunch in the last two decades. Growing from 18,000 students to over 30,000 students. With a great city, and a beautiful campus on the Northwest side of San Antonio, we have seen this campus blossom into a destination for many students across our state, nation and beyond. For Alumni, fans or interested families, our best days are ahead of us at UTSA and we are excited about the next generation of Roadrunners. In 2014, UTSA Athletics moved into Conference USA after many years in the Southland Conference and one season in the Western Athletic. This has been an incredible move for the baseball program at UTSA. Over 8 of the past 12 seasons of CUSA Baseball, our league has ranked #5 in RPI out of 33 baseball conferences. 90 players have been drafted by MLB teams from this conference in the past 3 seasons. It s an incredible conference and equally big opportunity for this program to dream on the highest goals in college baseball. I would encourage all moms and dads to come watch the Roadrunners and become fans of this program. We want to build something great at UTSA and we can t do it without you, and beyond that, your aspiring young athletes will enjoy and be challenged by watching some big time college baseball right here on the 1604 Loop. Roadrunner Baseball Camp is one facet of a baseball program, but a very important one. We would love for any kid wanting to improve his skills, foster his love for the game and one day dream of playing college baseball to attend this camp. This past year, over 700 kids attended baseball camp at UTSA and we are thankful for your support and trust. It s incredible to watch this camp grow and see eight current players on our roster be recruited out of Roadrunner Baseball Camp. This is one of the fruits of the labor but the greatest of all is seeing the excitement and joy in kids who really love this game. We hope to encourage that love and look forward to seeing you at one of our camps very soon. Thank you again for choosing UTSA Baseball Camp. If you ever have any questions or concerns, please me at david.marshall@utsa.edu or go online at goutsa.com and get registered. We look forward to seeing you very soon. Sincerely, Jason Marshall UTSA Baseball Head Coach CAMP MISSION STATEMENT To invest in the lives of baseball players by providing a quality learning environment and coaching baseball fundamentals and skills, and promoting the essential qualities of excellence found in teams and individuals.

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