SDSU Baseball Youth Development Camps

Tony Gwynn Stadium

September 28th, Sunday, 9:00am– 12:00pm
Cost: $50

Check in will start at 8:15am
Ages: Open to all Youth Baseball Players 3rd-8th Grade

A new era of San Diego State Baseball is here—and we’re inviting San Diego’s young athletes to be part of it!

With a brand-new coaching staff leading the way, we’re excited to connect with our local baseball community and help develop the next generation of great players. Our Youth Baseball Camp is the perfect opportunity for players 3rd-8th grade to learn from Division I coaches, improve their skills, and have fun in an energetic, encouraging environment.

In this one-day, three-hour camp, players will participate in a fast-paced, skill-focused session that includes hitting instruction, fielding drills, base running fundamentals, and position-specific coaching. Campers will also take part in fun, competitive games and challenges designed to reinforce what they’ve learned while keeping the experience exciting and engaging.

Our SDSU coaching staff will work hands-on with each camper, offering guidance, encouragement, and individual feedback to help them improve and build confidence both on and off the field.

Whether your child is just getting started or looking to sharpen their skills, this is a great chance to train like an Aztec for the day!

General Information: Each camper must bring their baseball equipment. Players should bring a glove, bat, helmet, cleats/spikes, running shoes/turf shoes, hat, and any other equipment they feel necessary to compete. Please mark all your equipment; we are not responsible for lost or stolen items. No refunds are offered. 

Directions to Tony Gwynn Stadium at San Diego State: From I-8, take the College Avenue exit and go south. Turn right at Montezuma (second stop light at the top of the hill). Go to the second stoplight (55th Street) and turn right. Make an immediate left at the first stoplight into the parking structure (Parking Structure 7). For entrance to the stadium, go down to the bottom floor and walk out of the north side. From there, you will see the stadium. Remember to purchase a parking pass, which can be purchased online (instructions are on signs as you enter the parking structure).

Open to any and all entrants, limited only by age, gender, grade level, and number.

Here is the link to Sign Up: http://www.aztecbaseballcamps.com

Jamison King
Phone: 949-344-6987
Email: [email protected]

Clay Berry 
District Administrator 
CA District 33 Little League Baseball

Requirements for the 2025 Spring Season, anyone who has contact with the players has to be an official Little League Volunteer. Here is the list of background checks and training you will need to complete in order to become a Little League Volunteer.

Volunteers will need to be certified once in Concussion Protocol and Sudden Cardiac Arrest Prevention Protocol. This requirement has not changed.

Managers and Coaches are required to attend a Coaches and Safety clinic in order to be on the field with the players.

All training must be completed before any engagement with the players.  If you fall into one of these categories, you are required to produce the mandatory certificate showing that you have completed the required protocol. Managers/Coaches, please save and carry each of the certification certificates in your team binder.  All volunteers should carry a hardcopy or an electronic copy with them to all game/practice sites.

If you have any questions in regard to this required training, please ask your League President or me. 

Clay Berry 
District Administrator 
CA District 33 Little League Baseball

Little League Abuse Awareness Protocol: (Yearly for All Volunteers)

1. (a) All Volunteers must complete the Abuse Awareness training annually provided by Little League. No longer accepting USA Baseball or SafeSport. All managers and coaches must carry documentation in their team binders that the course has been completed for the current year. All volunteers should carry a hardcopy or an electronic copy with them to all game/practice sites.

2. Please sign into your account at Abuse Awareness Training to complete your training.

Diamond Leader Training Program: (Required Once)

All Regular & Post Season Managers and Coaches are required to complete the Little League Diamond Leader Training Program prior to any contact with the players participating in any practices or games.

Here is the link to the Diamond Leader training course.... LittleLeague.org//DiamondLeader

Concussion Protocol: (Required Once)

1. (a) California law requires that all volunteers, including managers/coaches, administrators and officials must complete an online concussion training at least once before supervising youth athletes; a certificate from a prior season is valid for this season. It takes only about 30 minutes to complete the training.

2. A concussion and head injury information sheet must be signed by both the athlete and a parent/guardian before the athlete initiates practice or competition. An existing form from the 2020 spring may be used if it’s available. The signed sheet must be carried with the player’s medical release and code of conduct form.

The online Concussion Protocol Training is at: https://www.cdc.gov/headsup/youthsports/training/.

Sudden Cardiac Arrest Prevention Protocol: (Required Once)

AB379 now requires the same protocols used for concussions in youth and high school sports to be used to help protect young athletes participating in school and community youth sports organizations from sudden cardiac arrest—the #1 killer of young athletes. Community youth sports organizations include an organization, business, nonprofit entity, or a local governmental agency that sponsors or conducts amateur sports competitions, training, camps, or clubs in which persons 17 years of age or younger participate.

The online Sudden Cardiac Arrest Prevention Training is at: https://epsavealife.org/sca-prevention-training/

As of January 1, 2018, the new USA Baseball Bat Standard was implemented. USABat Standard bats must be used in the Little League Major Baseball Division and below. Either USABat Standard bats or BBCOR bats must be used at the Intermediate (50/70) Baseball and Junior League Baseball Divisions. At the Senior League Baseball Division, all bats must be meet the BBCOR standard.

USABat Standards - Decertified Bats:

           
The Easton Ghost X 30/20 YBB18GX10 and LL18GHX 30/20 2 5/8” has been decertified by USA Baseball and is no longer an approved bat under the USABat Standard. This applies to the 30” (-10) length of the Ghost X YBB18GX10 and LL18GHX. All other certified lengths and drops of the Easton Ghost X USABat remain approved for play.

The BBCOR decertification process has been implemented on the following bat(s): 

          

·          Louisville Slugger Meta 33-inch 2020 model

            

·          Reebok - Vector TLS 33-inch model

           

          Marucci - CAT5 Squared 34-inch model 

           

·        Marucci - CAT5 33-inch model

           

·        Marucci - Black 33 & 34 -inch models
          

Please note that images are for reference only and are not guaranteed that the bat model in question looks exactly as these internet supplied images portray.

Full details on de-certified bats can be found at: https://www.littleleague.org/playing-rules/bat-information/decertified-bats/. A full list of approved bats can be found at https://USABat.com

John Evans

Umpire in Chief
CA District 33 Little League Baseball

rev 6/4/2022