Time to Sign teams
Locally led.A Regional Director and local staff who know the player Nationally supported.One system, one college network, one standard Recruiting built in.Guidance and a private resource folder for every player
A Time to Sign team is more than a travel team. Every player joins a regional team led by trusted local baseball people, inside a national organization with the standards, college network and recruiting support behind more than 1,000 college commitments.
Five regions. One team model.
Find your region.
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Where TTS began
Time to Sign was built in South Florida, home of the South Florida Bandits. Founder Berg Ohanian helped build the Bandits alongside travel baseball pioneer Mark Holtzman, and together Time to Sign and the…
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TTS Region
TTS South brings the Time to Sign team model to players in the South region: trusted local leadership and coaching, connected to the national TTS platform, so families get the scale of a national…
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TTS Region
TTS Mid-Atlantic brings the Time to Sign team model to players in the Mid-Atlantic region: trusted local leadership and coaching, connected to the national TTS platform, so families get the scale of a national…
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TTS Region
TTS Northeast brings the Time to Sign team model to players in the Northeast region: trusted local leadership and coaching, connected to the national TTS platform, so families get the scale of a national…
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TTS Region
TTS New England brings the Time to Sign team model to players in the New England region: trusted local leadership and coaching, connected to the national TTS platform, so families get the scale of…
Tryout + selection
Joining a TTS team follows one clear path, from first interest to your first day as a TTS player.
Interest
Submit player interest or register for a regional tryout.
Tryout
Attend a regional tryout or college coach evaluation.
Evaluation
TTS evaluates baseball ability, athleticism, projection, competitiveness and fit.
Selection
Your family receives a roster decision and team offer.
Registration
The player formally joins the regional team and completes required information.
Onboarding
TTS sets up the private player resource folder and onboarding materials.
What makes TTS different
Trusted local baseball people operating inside a national Time to Sign system. Families get the scale of a national organization without losing the individual relationship that drives development and recruiting decisions.
One system, national standards
Systems, standards, a college network and events that no single local roster can offer on its own.
People who know the player
A Regional Director and local coaching staff run practices, evaluate players and stay close to every family.
Better every month
Practices, workouts, position-specific development, ongoing evaluation, goals and direct coach feedback.
Part of the team, not an add-on
Structured recruiting guidance plus a private recruiting resource folder for every registered player.
Seen by the right coaches
TTS events, college-baseball relationships and strategic opportunities when a player is ready for them.
Everyone knows the next step
A clear calendar, next actions and defined responsibility for the player, family, Regional Director and TTS.
Recruiting is built in
Every Time to Sign team player receives structured recruiting guidance plus a private recruiting resource package after registration: a player profile, recruiting command center, a development plan, academic guidance, a recruiting timeline, video, social and email resources, an annual calendar and an action center.
Families should know exactly what is included before they ever reach a tryout form. That is why we spell it out.
Legacy + results
Time to Sign and the South Florida Bandits are one organization. The standard that made the Bandits a benchmark for amateur baseball in South Florida now runs every Time to Sign region.
Looking for individualized recruiting assistance outside of a TTS team? Learn about individual recruiting.