What a great way to start off the New Year as our 14u Black Seminoles team traveled to sunny Orlando Florida to compete in Disney’s New Year’s Baseball Classic tournament. The boys had a great weekend bringing home the bronze medal. Highlights included Tim Migliaro throwing a no hitter in game 1,Christian Vicino coming on in relief in both games 1 and 2 then pitching a complete game in game 3. Dylan Pohl also came up big for the Noles this weekend.
Now its time for the boys to embrace the grind, heading back to NY and the frigid temperatures to start Winter training 2017. Great job boys !

2016 BOS Columbus Day Champs

Batting 1.000 Academy is the home of the Seminoles. We presently have 34 teams in our organization from ages 8 thru 18. We have an outstanding and dedicated coaching staff that focuses on quality instruction while competing at a high level.
It all begins in January at our Winter Training Sessions where players prepare for the upcoming season. Our younger teams compete in a local Spring League along with some tournaments while our older teams begin their season after the High School season concludes around Memorial Day. Batting 1.000 has fostered an excellent relationship with the Nassau County Parks enabling the Seminoles teams to play locally at some of the nicer fields in the area like Mitchel Field, Hofstra University and the newly renovated Eisenhower Park turf fields in 2017.
In the Summer, our older teams compete in high profile tournaments that attract several college coaches and scouts. Batting 1.000 also hosts our own College Showcase where we can highlight our players looking to continue playing at the college level.
We are proud of our organization’s accomplishments. From Memorial Day to Columbus Day, the Seminoles teams have brought home championships at every level. Not a Seminole ? Why not Be 1 !
As we head into 2019, consider the B1 experience for your child. Call us and we’re confident we can find the right fit for your child. Go Seminoles !

Batting 1.000 Annual COLLEGE SHOWCASE

Batting 1.000 at All Star Village