Recruiting
College coaches don’t recruit a weekend showcase — they recruit a body of work. The Power Plant app builds that record every single day your athlete trains.
For Parents
Every session, program, and rep your athlete completes at the Power Plant is logged in one place. Instead of wondering whether training is working, you watch the record build month over month — and when recruiting season arrives, the story is already written.
For Players
The work you put in doesn’t disappear when practice ends. Strength numbers, arm care streaks, journal habits — we track every bit of it, and it shows up where it counts: the measurables, film and academics on the profile college coaches actually read.
In the App
The home screen is a deck of six cards — flip through them and you’re looking at the whole athlete. Every card tracks its piece of the game over time, so growth isn’t a feeling. It’s a chart.
Working the cards is how the profile gets better. The measurables and film a college coach reads are the product of what you do every week — the reps, the arm care, the classroom work — so staying on top of them is what keeps your recruiting profile moving in the right direction.
Your athlete’s living baseball card — photo, positions, measurables, and film, updated as they grow.
Weekly programs logged rep by rep — a year of strength work becomes proof, not a claim.
Structured throwing and recovery tracked over time — the arm-health story coaches want to see.
Movement work logged alongside everything else, so durability shows up in the record.
Journal entries and Heads Up Baseball work — the between-the-ears habits that separate players.
Food logging and fueling habits, tracked like training — because development happens at the table too.
The Unlock
Younger players focus on what matters — getting better. The day your athlete reaches high school, the Recruiting tab unlocks in the app: a full recruiting profile with academics, target divisions, highlight film, and a Meet Me video — backed by the training history they’ve been building all along. Players who started young show up to freshman year with years of verified work already on the card.
High School & Up
Recruiting 101
When coaches can call, what the periods mean, and what to get done each year — the whole map on one page. Open it on its own page to share.
You can email a coach ANY time — send your profile early. The rules limit when they respond, not when your film gets watched.
2026–27 NCAA D1 calendar
Everything is open — off-campus meetings, home visits, coaches at your games. Calls & texts too.
Baseball Aug 1–16 · Sept 11–Oct 11 · Mar 1–Jul 31
Softball Aug 1–9 · June 12–July 31
Coaches can come watch you play — but can’t talk to you or your family off campus.
Baseball None this cycle — contact periods cover evaluations
Softball Aug 10–Nov 22 · Jan 3–May 31 (school events; select Oct–Nov weekends)
Conversations on campus only. No coaches at your games or showcases. Calls & texts still OK.
Baseball Aug 17–Sept 10 · Oct 12–Feb 28
Softball Nov 23–Jan 2
No in-person contact anywhere — not even on campus. Calls, texts and email stay open.
Baseball Nov 9–12 · Jan 7–10 · May 31–Jun 7 · Jun 19–21 · Jul 3–5
Softball Aug 28–Sept 3 · Nov 9–12 · Dec 9–12 · Jun 1–11
Total blackout — no calls, texts, DMs, visits or mail. The only time coaches truly go silent.
Baseball Nov 24–29 · Dec 22–27
Softball Nov 25–29 · Dec 22–26 · Dec 31–Jan 2
Dates are the official NCAA D1 calendar, refreshed every August. D2/D3/NAIA/JUCO don’t run baseball or softball calendars — always open.
Grades count from day one — 16 NCAA core courses start now.
Start your profile, measure everything, film everything.
Camps, showcases, unofficial visits on your own dime.
June 15 after this year: D2 coaches can reach out.
Aug 1 (BSB) / Sept 1 (SB): D1 opens — calls & official visits.
Register with the NCAA Eligibility Center. Email every target.
Offers become signed athletic-aid agreements (Nov window).
Finish core courses — EC certification clears you to play.
Rules per the 2026–27 NCAA recruiting calendar — always confirm with your school compliance office.
The Baseball Power Plant recruiting section updates its database twice a year — schools, divisions, conferences and coaching staffs. If a school you are looking for is missing, or a coach’s details have changed, please reach out to Baseball Power Plant at baseballpowerplant@gmail.com and we will add it to the next update.
Every month of training is a month of proof. Start building.
