What every TTS player gets
One team.Regional roster, local leadership, strong schedule Real development.Practices, workouts, evaluation, feedback Recruiting + exposure.10 private resources, TTS events, college relationships
A TTS player is joining a team, receiving local development, getting concrete recruiting resources and guidance, and gaining access to strategic opportunities, all through one organization. Here is exactly what that includes.
01 What you get
Team + competition
Regional roster placement, trusted local leadership and a strong localized competition schedule. The schedule can include major amateur-baseball platforms when appropriate for the team and region.
The bigger TTS picture
What the larger Time to Sign organization adds beyond a single local travel-ball roster.
More than one local roster
The regional team is the home base, while the wider TTS network creates access, relationships and flexibility when appropriate.
Everyone aligned
A clear calendar, team communication, recruiting deadlines, next actions and defined responsibility, so the player, family, Regional Director and TTS stay aligned.
One team identity
A consistent Time to Sign team identity supported by approved apparel, equipment and brand relationships.
The standard behind the team
The standards and credibility of Time to Sign and the South Florida Bandits: 1,000+ college commitments, 180+ drafted players and 30+ MLB alumni.
In their words
“Time to Sign Sports has absolutely exceeded all of our expectations! The best advice I could give to parents of High School athletes that have goals for their children to play college sports is to sign up early with Berg and TTSS. They are the best! They are so helpful through the whole process. Thanks for all your guidance, care, honesty, and integrity. Brian, Lisa, and I cannot thank you enough for all the support you have given and the connections and guidance you have provided. It has been a pleasure working with you both and hope you all the future successthat you both deserve. Good luck and keep up the good work!”
Tom & Lisa Rapp, parents of Brian Rapp · Boston College | 2018