Individual Recruiting

Time to Sign Sports

Individual recruiting assistance

Time to Sign Sports

Looking for individualized recruiting assistance outside of a TTS team?

Time to Sign is not a recruiting service for everybody. We intentionally limit our recruiting program to 40 accepted players within any graduating class so that we can provide the individualized evaluation, strategy, communication and advocacy that the recruiting process requires. Applications are reviewed individually.

  • Open

    Classes of 2028 and 2029

  • Limit

    40 accepted players per graduating class

  • Track record

    100% college commitment rate

  • Review

    Every application reviewed by TTS staff

Where do you actually fit?

Our approach begins with one fundamental question: where do you actually fit? Athletically. Academically. And ultimately, as a student-athlete. We evaluate the complete player before determining whether Time to Sign is the right fit.

100% college commitment rate

100% of players accepted into the Time to Sign recruiting program have gone on to commit to play college baseball. We are proud of that track record, but it is also why we are selective about the players and families we accept. We don’t believe in taking everybody. You need to be a fit for us just as we need to be a fit for you.

Built for the serious student-athlete

The recruiting process becomes even more nuanced when a player has high-level academic goals in addition to high-level baseball goals. We understand that path. Time to Sign VP Sarkis Ohanian went through it himself: competing academically while pursuing high-level baseball, pitching at Duke University, being selected in the MLB Draft and spending five years playing professional baseball in the Cincinnati Reds organization.

High-level academics should expand your opportunities, not complicate your recruiting process. The goal is not simply to find a college baseball opportunity. The goal is to identify the right college baseball opportunities.

Before you apply

Every application must provide enough information for our staff to make an initial evaluation. Applications must include:

  • Player information, graduating class and position
  • Current high school and travel program
  • Video, preferably through a shareable link
  • Verified baseball metrics
  • Current GPA
  • Course load and academic rigor, including Honors, AP and/or IB coursework
  • SAT and/or ACT scores, if available
  • Current recruiting activity and college interest
  • Any additional information that helps us understand the player and his goals

Incomplete applications may not be reviewed.

What happens after you apply

Every application is reviewed by the Time to Sign staff. Submitting an application does not guarantee a consultation or acceptance into the program. When we believe there may be a strong mutual fit, a member of our staff will reach out to coordinate the next step. That conversation allows us to learn more about the player and family while giving you an opportunity to understand how Time to Sign approaches the recruiting process. From there, we determine whether moving forward makes sense for both sides.

We are not trying to work with every player. We are trying to work extremely well for the players we accept.

Apply to Time to Sign

Applications are currently open for the Classes of 2028 and 2029. Incomplete applications may not be reviewed.


Applications open

Classes of 2028 + 2029

  • 40accepted players per graduating class
  • 100%college commitment rate

What happens next

  1. Every application is reviewed by the Time to Sign staff.
  2. When we believe there may be a strong mutual fit, a member of our staff will reach out to coordinate the next step.
  3. From there, we determine whether moving forward makes sense for both sides.
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