LA MIRADA, Calif. --- Biola Baseball will be offering two camps in the fall for prospective student-athletes interested in being evaluated by the coaching staff and learning more about the program.

Both camps are are open to 14 to 21-year-olds, high school freshman to junior college sophomores, who want an introduction to the collegiate recruiting and evaluation process and who aspire to compete at the NCAA Division II level. The itineraries will include prostyle workouts and live game action for student-athletes to display their skills and registration is open immediately and is available at the baseball camps page.

The Eagles' coaching staff will offer the one-day camp option on Oct. 6 from 12 pm to 6 pm in attendees participate in the optional campus tour. The October 6 camp with include a variety of showcase drills along with an hour-long batting practice for position players and will conclude with a live game.

On Nov. 10-11 student-athletes will have the opportunity to participate in a two-day if they would like to play in the three live games on Sunday. A one-day option is also available for the instruction day on Saturday the 10th, which includes full batting-practice, the pro-style workouts and specialized drills. Registration will also allow attendees to receive a camp shirt and hear from Head Coach Jay Sullenger about the program.

More information can be found on the biola baseball camps page and additional questions can be directed to assistant coach Andy Smith via his contact page.