Quakes Baseball Academy

04/09/2026

Quakes Baseball is looking for a few more players to fill up their teams for the USA Baseball Championship tournaments in Arizona this summer.

Email us if interested - [email protected]

02/03/2026

Chad Alderman, senior at ANHS has committed to the United States Military Academy at West Point to further his academics, baseball career and to serve his country. Coach John and all of us at Quakes are so happy for him and his family!

We look forward to watching his career and we know he will achieve great things!

11/06/2025

Quakes Baseball will hold another Thanksgiving youth camp for ages 8-12. Sign up now.

07/24/2025

07/14/2025

Top Prospects Showcase Camp is fast approaching. August 8-10 in Orange County CA. Don’t miss this!

06/01/2025

03/03/2025

Coach John and many of the Quakes Baseball players had a fun time seeing two Quakes Alumni out on the field at Irvine Great Park on Saturday.

Caden Aoki, USC senior, pitched an amazing six innings with 10 Ks! Coach was so happy to watch him live. Thankful USC’s current home field is in OC.

Brennan Seiber, Vanderbilt Sophomore, pitched two innings in the game, no runs scored off him and did a GREAT job!

It’s hard to choose who to root for when “your boys” are on opposing teams. So we root for the pitchers. lol

01/16/2025

Quakes Baseball players are collecting and assembling hygiene bags for the fire victims. We are also collecting blankets, pillows, children’s clothing (new please).

One of our baseball players even called dentists to ask for donations and got 70 dental packs. Way to go Jonathan Lee

Fell free to drop off anything for this cause. Today and Friday, 4pm to 7pm.

Quakes Baseball Academy
25332 Jeronimo Rd
Lake Forest CA 92630

09/24/2024

Message from anonymous college coach:
I was at a recruiting tournament this weekend and the things that made me walk away from games where I was watching kids I was interested in recruiting were:
1. Parents screaming from the sidelines at umpires and girls on the field (including their own child).
2. Kids leaving the dugout. Running to their parents during the game and talking about coaching decisions, umpires, and asking for special treatment and snacks during the game from their parents. (This might sound harsh, but I don’t want a kid who runs to their parents and complains about everything and needs to be coddled during the game).
3. Dirty looks towards umpires and talking back to umpires.
4. Inability to recover after a strikeout, hard inning, or call they didn’t agree with.
5. Lack of hustle. Walking everywhere and talking back to coaches or treating teammates disrespectfully.
We recruit the family and the athlete. We recruit attitude and effort. We recruit athletes who can recover after failure and push through mistakes. We recruit athletes that keep working hard when things get hard or when a play or call doesn’t go their way. We recruit grit and athleticism, mixed with knowledge of the game. We recruit kids who don’t give up and blame others for their circumstances. We recruit kids who run out pop-ups and don’t give up on the play. We recruit kids who recover! We recruit kids who lead! We recruit kids who want to COMPETE!
If you want to be recruited, be present for every play and every action performed on the field. You never know who’s watching in the stands.