About Us
The Yard Baseball Club (YBC) started in 2011 with a simple goal: help kids who love baseball become the best players—and people—they can be. Over the years, we’ve grown into one of the top programs in Missouri and Kansas. With over 30 coaches, two awesome facilities, and teams from 8U all the way up to college summer league, we’re all about giving players the tools they need to succeed.
Our Purpose
The Yard Baseball Club is a college showcase organization that exists for players with exceptional talent that are interested in taking their skills to the next level and playing college or professional baseball. YBC players are on a year-round program that is designed to acclimate them to the work level needed to succeed at the college level as well as to develop the physical and mental aspects of a player’s individual game.
Our Mission
It is our mission to help guide the players’ development on and off the field along the road to accomplishing their goals.
Our Philosophy
YBC’s philosophy is that the development of every player is the main focus of our instructors, our coaching staff, and our parents in the organization. Developing each player to be the best can on and off the field is how we measure our success.
At YBC, we’re proud to say 100% of our high school players who want to play in college have earned roster opportunities. But we’re even prouder when they come back to visit, now grown, still leading, still pushing forward. That’s when we know we’ve done our job.
Testimonials
“Before YBC, I just liked baseball. Now I want to play in college. The coaches actually teach you stuff, not just yell. The facility is awesome. You can hit and train whenever you want. It makes me feel like a real athlete.”
💪 (13U Player)
“My son has played a lot of sports, but YBC has been different. He’s found mentors. He’s found real friends. The coaches see more than a player — they see the person he’s becoming. That means everything to us as parents.”
❤️ (16U Parent)
“YBC gave me a place to keep grinding after high school. The summer league is competitive and keeps me sharp for my college season. I’ve been in the program since 14U, and it helped me grow up on and off the field.”