College commit
Miguel Sime Jr.
Louisiana State University commit
NCAA Division I
Poly Prep HS · 2025
Pitching velocity 82 to 101 miles per hour
Recruiting · Long Island City
The right school. A plan to get there.
From finding the right high school environment to pursuing college baseball, Elite Per4mance helps athletes and families connect player development, academics, and recruiting with a clear next step.
Free 15 minute consultation. No account. No payment.
Choose your path:
Who this is for
For families choosing the next school.
For families preparing for high school entry, or considering a different high school environment, who want baseball and academics weighed together.
- Middle school players getting ready to choose a high school
- High school players and families weighing a move to a different school
- Families who want academics, baseball and family priorities looked at together, not one at a time
How EP4 helps
How we help your family decide.
01
Athletic evaluation and development priorities
- An evaluation on TrackMan and HitTrax, so you know where the athlete stands today
- The development priorities that matter most before high school team selection
02
School fit
- Academics, the baseball program and its coaching staff
- Location, commute and school culture
- Your family’s priorities, written down so every school is weighed the same way
03
A realistic target list, compared side by side
- Reach, fit and likely options, based on academics and baseball together
- A side-by-side comparison when the decisions arrive
04
Athlete video and performance information
- Short skills video and verified metrics a high school coach can use
- A one-page athlete profile your family can share
05
Talking to coaches and admissions
- How to introduce the athlete to a high school coach
- What to ask admissions staff, and what a coach can and cannot decide
06
Visits, interviews, tryouts and deadlines
- One calendar of open houses, visits, entrance exams and application deadlines, where each applies
- Preparation for interviews and, where a school holds them, tryouts
Admissions and athletics
Coach interest is not an admission.
A high school coach can tell you they would like the athlete in the program. Only the school’s admissions office decides who is admitted, and financial aid, where a school offers it, is a separate decision again. Public, Catholic and independent schools each run their own process. We help you understand which is which, so interest from a coach is never mistaken for an offer.
Thinking about changing schools? A transfer can affect when an athlete is eligible to play varsity under league rules. Ask the school and the league before you decide; we will help you know what to ask.
How it works
Four steps. One clear plan.
Step 1: Evaluate
We measure where the athlete stands today and listen to what your family wants from a high school: academics, baseball, location and culture.
Step 2: Build the Plan
A realistic target list, and one calendar of the visits, exams, applications and tryouts that apply to each school.
Step 3: Prepare and Connect
Video and performance information ready for coaches, and guidance on reaching coaches and admissions staff.
Step 4: Review Next Steps
When decisions arrive, we compare the options with you side by side and agree on the next step.
The first call is 15 minutes with EP4’s recruiting coordinator. A parent and the athlete on the same call is best, but either one is fine.
Who you work with
Real coaches. Real measurement.
Your family works with EP4’s coaching staff and recruiting coordinator, and the athlete is measured on the same TrackMan and HitTrax setup EP4 athletes train on every week. You get people who know the athlete, not a directory of schools.
Meet the coachesStraight answers
What families ask us first.
How much does the High School Recruiting service cost?
We go over it on the call, once we know the athlete’s grade, the schools you are considering and what you actually need.
Can you get my athlete into a specific high school?
No. Admission is always the school’s decision, and nobody honest can promise it. We help you build a realistic list, prepare the athlete’s profile and understand every step. You are in charge of your future, it all depends on the hard work you put in.
Is a coach’s interest the same as being admitted?
No. A coach can tell you they are interested. Admissions decides who is admitted, and aid is a separate decision. We help you keep the two apart.
When should we start?
Seventh grade, or early in eighth, is ideal: open houses, entrance exams and applications for many schools fall in the fall of eighth grade. If you are later than that, book the call anyway and we will look at what is still open.
We are thinking about changing high schools. Is this for us?
Yes. We look at why a change might help, what the athlete would gain or give up, and what to ask about varsity eligibility before you decide.
Do we need transcripts or records for the first call?
No. The first call needs a name, a grade and your questions. Report cards and test scores can come later, if you decide to work with us.
What we can and cannot promise
Admissions, roster spots and scholarships are never guaranteed, by us or by anyone honest. What you get is honest feedback, a plan your family understands, and people in your corner. You are in charge of your future, it all depends on the hard work you put in.
Find the right school. Start with one call.
Book the free 15 minute call. You leave knowing what to look for, what to ask and what to do next.
Book a High School Recruiting ConsultationWho this is for
For players aiming to play college baseball.
- High school players, freshman through senior year, who want to play in college and will do the work
- Pitchers and position players at every level. Division I is one lane, not the only one
- Families who want a plan and a person to call, not another portal login
How EP4 helps
Five things we do with your family.
01
Athletic and academic assessment
- Showcase-style evaluation with TrackMan, HitTrax, radar and lasers
- Honest feedback on where the athlete stands today
- GPA, coursework and SAT, ACT or test-optional plans checked against college and NCAA eligibility requirements
02
School targeting and fit
- A personal school list: dream, fit and backup
- Matched to academics, athletic level and budget
- The best school for this athlete, not the biggest logo
03
Recruiting video and exposure planning
- Highlight video filmed and edited at EP4 or a permitted field
- Verified metrics next to the video, so coaches keep watching
- Showcase and tournament guidance so no weekend is wasted
04
Coach outreach and communication support
- Email and message templates written for college coaches
- Personal outreach from EP4 staff on the athlete’s behalf
- Help preparing for calls, visits and follow-ups
05
Ongoing advising and progress reviews
- Regular progress reviews with the recruiting staff
- Coach responses and school interest tracked in one place
- Video, list and plan updated as the athlete develops
Pitchers and position players
Built around the athlete’s position.
Pitchers
- Velocity, spin and command measured on TrackMan
- Bullpen video from the angles coaches ask for
- A development plan aimed at the numbers the target levels expect
Position players
- Exit velocity, bat speed and throwing velocity measured on HitTrax, radar and lasers
- Defense, arm and at-bat video by position
- A development plan aimed at the numbers the target levels expect
D1, D2, D3, JUCO and NAIA
Every level is a real option.
Most college baseball is played outside Division I, and a lot of great careers and degrees happen there. Athletic aid is different at each level, so the right list starts with knowing how each one works.
- NCAA Division I
- The most competitive level with the fewest roster spots. Athletic aid exists, and in baseball it is often a partial award.
- NCAA Division II
- Strong baseball with athletic aid available, often partial and combined with academic aid.
- NCAA Division III
- Competitive baseball with no athletic scholarships. Aid comes from academic merit and financial need.
- NAIA
- Its own association with its own eligibility rules. Many programs can offer athletic aid.
- Junior college (JUCO)
- Two-year programs and a proven route to develop and move on to a four-year school. Aid depends on the division the program plays in.
Whether aid is offered, and how much, is always the school’s decision.
How it works
Four steps. One clear plan.
Step 1: Evaluate
We measure where the athlete stands today, athletically and academically, and tell you honestly which levels look realistic.
Step 2: Build the Plan
A target school list across the right levels, the showcases worth attending, and a timeline built around the grad year.
Step 3: Prepare and Connect
Video and verified metrics packaged the way coaches want them, then outreach to the programs on the list.
Step 4: Review Next Steps
We review progress with your family, track which coaches respond, and adjust the list and the plan as the athlete grows.
The first call is 15 minutes with EP4’s recruiting coordinator. A parent and the athlete on the same call is best, but either one is fine.
College outcomes
$7.3M
In Scholarships Earned
45+
College Commits in 3 years
Totals from EP4’s own commitment records.
Where EP4 athletes are playing
Meet the athletes Where EP4 athletes have committed.
- Louisiana State University
- Wake Forest
- University of Miami
- Yale University
- Middlebury College
- University of West Georgia
- Dominican University
- Hill College
- Monroe University
- American International College
- College of Staten Island
- East Central University
- Williams College
- SUNY New Paltz
- Rose State College
- University of Missouri
- Colby College
- McLennan Community College
- Manhattan College
- Western Connecticut State University
- Herkimer College
- SUNY Plattsburgh
- Harford Community College
- Elmira College
- Caldwell University
- Utah State University Eastern
- Mississippi State University
- Murray State College
- Connors State College
- SUNY Oneonta
- Kingsborough Community College
- Felician University
- Lincoln Trail College
- Villanova University
- Amherst College
- Binghamton University
Proof, not promises
Real athletes. Real schools. Measured gains.
Every card is an EP4 athlete, the college they committed to or the level they reached, and the numbers we measured along the way. The commitment is the athlete’s; the training behind it happened here. Ask us about any of them on the call.
College commit
David Hinojosa
Wake Forest commit
NCAA Division I
Poly Prep HS · 2026
Pitching velocity 78 to 94 miles per hour
College commit
Erick Peralta
University of Miami commit
NCAA Division I
Grand Street Campus · 2025
Pitching velocity 85 to 97 miles per hour
College commit
Alex Hwang
Yale University commit
Trinity · 2024
Pitching velocity 78 to 94 miles per hour
College commit
Stefano Yozzo
Middlebury College commit
· 2023
Pitching velocity 77 to 95 miles per hour
Straight answers
What families ask us first.
How much does the College Recruiting service cost?
We go over it on the call, after we know the athlete’s grad year, level and what they actually need. Nobody gets a number before we know what is behind it.
Do you guarantee a scholarship or a roster spot?
No. Nobody honest can. What we control is the work: the evaluation, the list, the video, the outreach and the follow-up. You are in charge of your future, it all depends on the hard work you put in.
My athlete is not a Division I player. Is this still for us?
Yes. Division II, Division III, NAIA and junior college programs are where most college baseball is played. Finding the right fit is the whole job.
Do you work with pitchers and position players?
Both. Pitchers are measured on TrackMan; hitters and fielders on HitTrax, radar and lasers. The video, the list and the outreach are built around the athlete’s position.
When should we start?
Earlier is easier. Freshman or sophomore year gives time to build the numbers and the list. A junior or senior can still find the right fit, so book the call and we will tell you honestly what the timeline allows.
What do we need to prepare for the call?
Nothing. No transcripts, no forms. If you have a GPA, a position and any measured numbers, have them handy. If you do not, that is exactly what the evaluation is for.
What we can and cannot promise
Admissions, roster spots and scholarships are never guaranteed, by us or by anyone honest. What you get is honest feedback, a plan your family understands, and people in your corner. You are in charge of your future, it all depends on the hard work you put in.
Know where you stand. Know what is next.
Book the free 15 minute call. You leave with a straight answer on where the athlete stands and what the next 90 days should look like.
Book a College Recruiting Consultation