Roadrunner Baseball Club
Arizona Travel Baseball
Academy 48 has multiple travel baseball teams from 10U to 15U. We are committed to developing players on and off the field through the “Beyond The Game” leadership curriculum.
High-Level Competition
We continue to find new ways for our athletes to compete at a high level, including local tournaments and leagues. We evaluate each team before the season to assess readiness and experience before taking them to competition.
Beyond The DIAMOND
Our goal is to use travel baseball to help prepare our athletes for what comes next. We take pride in helping our athletes thrive even after they stop playing. We build high-character individuals through a nationally recognized leadership curriculum.
Strength, Agility & Quickness
We believe that better athletes make better baseball players. Each practice session includes time dedicated to building athletes through strength, agility, and quickness.
Our Current Teams
Our mission is to help young athletes achieve balance in their athletic journeys. Our practices are after school to help athletes achieve life balance.
10U-Falk
The 10U team consists of full-time students. This team competes in AA USSSA tournaments and leagues.
Practice: Daily @ 1:00 pm
13U-Pena
The 13U team consists of full-time and part-time students. This team will begin competing in AA tournaments and leagues.
Practice: Daily @ 1:00
15U-Thursam
The 15U travel baseball team includes a mix of full-time, part-time, and homeschool students. Competing in AA tournaments.
Practice: Mon & Wed @ 3:30 – 5:00
Baseball Pro Trainers
Roman Pena
Drafted in the 9th round out of high school by the Cleveland Indians. Coach Roman played professional baseball for 17 years, playing both outfield and pitching.
Steve Boehle
Born and raised in Phoenix, Arizona, Coach Steve founded Academy 48 to help more kids play sports. He believes sports are the building blocks for later-life success.
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