High school recruiting
I was an All-State player, but I did no outreach and received only four college offers. I had no idea how to get in front of coaches or create opportunities for myself.
Understand what matters and what comes next.
Keep schools, outreach, deadlines, and follow-ups together.
Present yourself well and consistently reach coaches.
College baseball recruiting is often spread across spreadsheets, emails, videos, calendars, and advice from different places. Families are left trying to understand what matters, what comes next, and whether they are doing enough.
Earn4 brings the process together with a grade-based roadmap, tools to organize schools and communication, guidance for each stage of recruiting, and a professional way for players to present themselves to coaches. It helps players take ownership of the process while giving families a clearer way to support them.
Prepare for it. Work for it. Earn your four.

I went through recruiting twice—first as a high-school player trying to understand the process, and again at the JUCO level, where I learned how to create opportunities through communication, organization, and consistent follow-up.
— Sam Troyer, Founder of Earn4
I was an All-State player, but I did no outreach and received only four college offers. I had no idea how to get in front of coaches or create opportunities for myself.
At the JUCO level, I became intentional about communication, organization, putting strong video in coaches' hands, presenting myself effectively, and tracking the process. That approach led to offers from 35 NCAA Division I programs.
After playing NCAA Division I and professional baseball and training more than 100 players, I created the system I wished families had.
I was an All-State player, but I did no outreach and received only four college offers. I had no idea how to get in front of coaches or create opportunities for myself.
At the JUCO level, I became intentional about communication, organization, putting strong video in coaches' hands, presenting myself effectively, and tracking the process. That approach led to offers from 35 NCAA Division I programs.
After playing NCAA Division I and professional baseball and training more than 100 players, I created the system I wished families had.
My goal is not to promise a roster spot. It is to give players the structure, knowledge, and tools to earn every opportunity available to them.
Experience Behind Earn4
Former professional baseball player
Pioneer League experience
Former NCAA Division I and JUCO player
More than 100 players trained
Built specifically for baseball families
Former professional baseball player
Pioneer League experience
Former NCAA Division I and JUCO player
More than 100 players trained
Built specifically for baseball families
The meaning behind the name
Earn4 represents the opportunity to earn four years of college baseball.
A roster spot is not purchased, promised, or guaranteed. It is earned through preparation, development, communication, academics, consistency, and work over time.
Earn4 exists to help players take ownership of that process—and to give families a clearer way to support it.
A roster spot is earned, not bought.
Give your family a clearer roadmap, better organization, and the tools to keep moving forward.