Texas A&M's baseball program has officially released the schedule for its 2026 fall camps, a series of eight sessions designed for players who are eager to sharpen their skills and gain visibility with the Aggie coaching staff.
Where the action will take place
All camps will be held at two familiar venues: Olsen Field at Blue Bell Park, the historic home of Aggie baseball, and the Texas A&M Baseball Player Development Center, a state‑of‑the‑art facility built for focused skill work.
A diverse lineup of camps
The slate includes position‑specific clinics, an exposure‑focused showcase, a dedicated Pitcher/Catcher Camp on Oct. 10, and the well‑attended Hitting Under the Lights sessions on Nov. 20, Dec. 4 and Dec. 11. For players aiming at college recruitment, the Fall Prospect Camp (Nov. 21‑22) and the Fall Elite Camp (Dec. 5‑6) provide intensive, college‑level instruction, while the Premier Stars Camp on Dec. 12 offers younger athletes high‑level coaching and a chance to be seen by the staff.
Each session operates on a first‑come, first‑served basis and is open to anyone who meets the age, grade or gender criteria outlined in the registration materials. Interested participants can find detailed schedules, pricing and registration steps at 12thman.com/baseballcamp, where an online brochure is also available.
What makes the Aggie camps unique
Beyond skill drills, the camps emphasize competitive gameplay and direct interaction with the Texas A&M coaching staff, giving participants a genuine taste of the Aggie experience. The blend of elite instruction, personalized feedback and the chance to train in a collegiate environment sets these sessions apart from typical high‑school clinics.