The college baseball recruiting process can be broken down into four key phases: prospect identification, prospect introduction to college coaches, prospect comparison, and the college offer. Each phase plays a vital role in helping high school players and their families navigate the path to collegiate baseball. In the identification phase, players must focus on showcasing their skills, athletic abilities, and academic qualifications to get on the radar of college coaches. Once identified, the introduction phase involves building relationships with coaches and demonstrating a strong cultural and athletic fit for their programs. The comparison phase follows, where players are evaluated against other prospects to determine their suitability for a team’s needs, requiring patience, persistence, and consistent updates. Finally, the college offer phase culminates the process, where players and programs assess fit and make decisions based on mutual goals. By prioritizing skills, exposure, and academics, players can position themselves as well-rounded recruits, ready to succeed at the next level.