Earned,
Not Given.
360 Elite Performance gives New York City's hardest-working young baseball and softball players the elite training, mentorship, and college-recruiting support they've earned — regardless of their family's finances. Talent is everywhere. Opportunity is not.
Talent is everywhere.
Opportunity is not.
Our mission is simple: provide elite-level baseball and softball training, mentorship, and college-recruiting support to underserved youth — regardless of their family's financial situation.
Our job is to remove the barriers, level the playing field, and build a pipeline of successful student-athletes who excel in the classroom, on the field, and in life.
Powered by EP4 Sports & 360 Elite Performance
- ✓Train consistently inside the EP4 development system, up to five days a week.
- ✓Share report cards each grading period — with academic support before consequences.
- ✓Show up for the 360 mentorship program and required community service.
- ✓Contribute to the program according to the family's verified ability.
Five pillars. One complete athlete.
Elite performance isn't only what happens between the lines. Every 360 athlete develops across all five.
Elite Training
Professional-grade coaching and the EP4 development system — strength, skill, and reps that build real players.
Academics
Report cards every grading period, an academic standard, and a support plan when an athlete needs one.
Mentorship
The 360 mentorship program pairs athletes with people who've walked the path and hold them accountable.
Community
Required volunteer service — because being elite means giving back to the neighborhoods that raised you.
Pathway
Verified training hours, milestones, and showcase exposure that open doors to the next level and beyond.
Grind you can count
From our cages to Division I.
Developed in NYC, recruited by the best programs in the country. These are 360 athletes.
A Queens native, Miguel joined the EP4 × 360 Elite program at 14. Through dedicated training and mentorship he earned a full scholarship to Poly Prep and later a full ride to LSU — and is now projected as a first-round MLB draft pick.
David, a Queens native, joined our program at 13. After years of development he secured a scholarship to Poly Prep and later to Vanderbilt, and is now projected as an MLB draft pick — proof of how talent and opportunity change lives.
A Brooklyn product out of Grand Street Campus, Erick developed inside the EP4 × 360 Elite system into a Division I arm — committing to the University of Miami and adding double-digit velocity along the way.
Using baseball as a pathway.
Education, mentorship, and life opportunities for underserved youth — one commitment at a time.
| Athlete | College | Class |
|---|---|---|
| Bryan Gomez | College of West Georgia | 2023 |
| Stephano Yozzo | Middlebury College | 2023 |
| Carlos González | Monroe University | 2024 |
| Julio González | Monroe University | 2024 |
| Luis Herrera | Monroe University | 2024 |
| Alex Hwang | Yale University | 2024 |
| Derek Pula | American International University | 2024 |
| Frangel Peralta | Monroe University | 2024 |
| Micheal DiOrio | Williams College | 2025 |
| Miguel Sime Jr. | Louisiana State University (LSU) | 2025 |
| Erick Peralta | University of Miami | 2025 |
| Willy Pineda | Rose State College | 2025 |
| Kamar Brown | East Central University | 2025 |
| Yadier Flores | St. Thomas Aquinas College | 2025 |
| Nathan Pimentel | SUNY New Paltz | 2025 |
| Kai Mc | College of Staten Island | 2025 |
| Christopher Martinez | College of Staten Island | 2025 |
| David Hinojosa | Vanderbilt University | 2026 |
| Andrew Smith | Manhattan College | 2026 |
| Aidan Garcia | McLennan Community College | 2026 |
| Elian Carrasco | SUNY Plattsburgh | 2026 |
| Christopher Valdez | Herkimer College | 2026 |
| Elijah Batista | Harford Community College | 2026 |
| KJ Osorio | Caldwell University | 2026 |
| Brendan Mackay | Western Connecticut State University | 2026 |
| James MacDermott | Elmira College | 2026 |
| Quincy Bright | Mississippi State University | 2026 |
| Luis Marin | Utah State University Eastern | 2026 |
| Aidan Savinon | Dominican University | 2026 |
From first click to first practice.
The whole application lives online — no paperwork, no printing, nothing lost in an inbox. Create an account and you're taken straight into it; you can save and come back any time.
Create your account
Parent or guardian signs up in a minute and lands right in the application.
Add your athlete
Your athlete gets a permanent 360 profile that follows them the whole way.
Complete the application
Athletic background and academics — saved automatically as you go.
Evaluation
Our staff reviews and evaluates every applicant. You're updated at each step.
Roster decision
Accepted athletes receive a scholarship offer built around their family's verified need.
Train & give back
Grind inside the 360 system — train, learn, mentor, and serve your community.
Talent decides. Not your bank balance.
Every scholarship is need-based and funded by donors who believe in these kids. Families contribute according to their verified ability — and financial details are a separate, confidential process, never seen by coaches or shared with anyone deciding who makes the roster.
- ✓Donor-funded scholarships cover the cost of elite development.
- ✓Family contribution set fairly to each household's verified ability.
- ✓Community crowdfunding lets approved families rally their own support.
- ✓Transparent impact — donors see the athletes they help grow.
Fund the grind.
Your gift puts a glove, a coach, a tutor, and a mentor in a kid's corner. 360 Elite Performance Academy is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit — every dollar is tax-deductible and tied to real athletes and real outcomes.