The Bingham household has become a familiar presence at the National Training Complex in Cary, North Carolina, where USA Baseball’s developmental programs attract some of the nation’s most promising young talent.
At the heart of this tradition is 11‑year‑old Henry Bingham, who recently earned a spot on the South Stars squad for the NTIS Champions Cup, a testament to his rapid progression and the family’s long‑standing commitment to the sport.
His father, Jeremy Bingham, has repeatedly emphasized that wearing the United States uniform carries a special weight, describing the structured coaching environment as a cornerstone of USA Baseball’s mission to teach the game the right way.
A Legacy of Participation
The Bingham brothers—Nolan, Lucas and Henry—have each navigated multiple USA Baseball pathways, from the 13U/14U Athlete Development Program to the 12U and 15U National Team Training Camps and the Futures Invitational, illustrating a multi‑generational engagement with the organization.
Jeremy, who balances the logistical demands of coordinating training across age groups, speaks of pride in his sons’ progress and outlines ambitions that extend beyond personal achievement to a broader representation of American baseball values.
Under USA Baseball’s disciplined framework, players are instructed to respect the fundamentals of the game, fostering an atmosphere where competitive fire is matched by sportsmanship and continuous improvement.