The Panther Baseball Camp offers a safe, fun, active week of baseball in a highly supervised and organized environment. Camp instructors are actual Chapman University baseball players who enjoy the camp as much as the campers. Boys and girls of all ability levels are welcome.

Summer and Winter Camps
Campers will be divided into small playing groups according to age and ability. We design our program to have a ratio of nine campers to each coach, and our goal is to have an excellent week of hustle, fundamentals, and fun for every camper. This is a great way to develop your baseball skills while enjoying your summer or winter break.

Advanced Camp (Summer Only)
The Advanced Camp is for experienced young ballplayers who are serious about the game and like to hustle and work hard to improve their baseball skills in a fun but highly competitive environment. This is a competitive instructional camp and enrollment is limited. Advanced campers must be 10-14 years of age.

Head Coach/Camp Director
Tom Tereschuk leads one of the best small college baseball programs in the nation. In his first year at the Chapman helm, Coach Tereschuk was named the National Coach of the Year as he led the Panthers to the 2003 NCAA Division III National Championship. During his tenure Chapman has had 30 All Region players, fourteen All Americans and an NCAA National Player of the Year while 11 players have signed pro contracts. Under his leadership the Panthers have qualified for the post-season in every one of his eight years while winning the West Region Championship six times and making a total of six trips to the NCAA DIII World Series. Before arriving at Chapman, Coach Tereschuk won two CIF Championships in 2000 and 2002 at nearby Villa Park High School. Coach T holds an M.A. in Education and has been a teacher and coach for nearly 25 years.

Facility
Hart Park in the City of Orange is the home of the Chapman University Panthers. This facility has been the site of several NCAA West Regional Championships and provides an excellent learning environment for the Panther Baseball Camps.