Know which college programs are actually worth targeting.
We've traced 30,000+ college players back through high school and read each school's admissions, roster and scholarships, so we can narrow 1,500+ programs to the short list that fits your athlete, with the coach to email and what to say.
No credit card required. You'll need grad year, position, state and GPA; stats help but are optional. Your 3 school cards are usually ready in 10 to 20 minutes.
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- 30,000+ college playerseach one traced back to high school
- Every high-school season we can findstats, showcase numbers, path to college
- Every number, with its sourcepublic sites you’d check yourself
How the list gets targeted
1,500+ programs, narrowed to the ones worth emailing.
1,500+
college baseball programs we research.
Does he measure up?
Against the players each program took at his position, from 30,000+ traced back through high school.
Can he get in?
His GPA and test scores against the students it admits.
Is there room?
His position group projected to his first college spring.
Can it help pay?
Whether it offers athletic scholarships.
Your short list
Each school with the coach to email and a first draft written from his numbers.
One athlete. Three rosters.
84 mph with a 3.8 GPA. Where does that land?
Every dot is a real pitcher on each program's roster, placed by what he threw and when in high school he threw it. The red line is our sample athlete, and beside each school is the card's read on getting in.
Georgia TechAll nine right-handers Georgia Tech took straight from high school can be placed at or within a few months of his age, and every one was throwing harder than 84: two were at 90 and 93 at exactly his point in senior fall, and the other seven sat at 88 to 95 within a few months of it.
Georgia Tech admitted about 13 in 100 first-year applicants for fall 2026, so his place among its students decides his outlook. Nearly all of the students who enrolled in fall 2025 had GPAs of 4.0 or higher on a scale that adds points for harder classes. If his 3.8 is weighted, about 95 in 100 of them sat above him; if it is unweighted, he is close to them, and his high school's answer settles which.
Sample Athlete: 84 mph in the fall of his senior year.
Sample Athlete, 84 mphother pitcherslowest to highest at that stage, dot at his best
Colorado School of MinesOf the twelve right-handers Mines took from high school whom the data places, six were ahead of him at the same age, four were level and two were behind, so he sits among them.
His grades sit in the middle of the students Mines enrolls: about half of its fall 2022 first-year class had GPAs in his 3.75 to 3.99 range, with about a quarter above him and about a quarter below. Mines admitted 58% of applicants that year. If his unweighted GPA is 3.8 or higher and he applied by November 1, the Golden Guarantee would give him guaranteed admission.
Sample Athlete: 84 mph in the fall of his senior year.
Sample Athlete, 84 mphother pitcherslowest to highest at that stage, dot at his best
WPIOf the eleven right-handers WPI took from high school who can be placed, seven were within a day's swing of 84 mph at about his age, two were clearly behind him and two clearly ahead.
His 3.8 GPA is just below the 3.92 average of students WPI admits, a gap small enough that differences in how high schools figure a GPA could explain it. His 1390 SAT sits inside the middle range of WPI's enrolled students who sent scores. WPI admits a little more than half of its applicants, so his record fits the students it takes, but admission is not assured.
Sample Athlete: 84 mph in the fall of his senior year.
Sample Athlete, 84 mphother pitcherslowest to highest at that stage, dot at his best
Every high-school fastball with a recorded stage, from showcase and event reports. Sample Athlete is a made-up recruit; the programs, players and readings are real, from RosterFit cards made on 2026-11-06. Names hidden.
From RosterFit beta families
They got the full report free during beta, in exchange for honest feedback.
“They gave us good options to investigate that weren't really on our radar.”
“It shows you the best options at this point and what you need to improve to become a more marketable athlete.”
“From solid fits to stretch schools - we had an action plan to follow.”
“The entire list was very helpful. We are looking at a few thanks to this report.”
Baseball is a lever. Academics is the goal.
Plenty of families aren't chasing the highest division. They're using baseball to reach a stronger school than grades alone would open. That's a smart strategy, and it's the one we build for.
Every school in your report gets an academic answer beside the baseball one: how your athlete's GPA and test scores compare with the students it admits, how selective it is, and whether it offers the major they want.
Two ways to start
See it on 3 schools, free. Then get your full report.
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3 schools you pick
- Pick any three programs, or let us pick
- Does he measure up, can he get in, is there room, can it help pay
- The coach to email and a drafted email
- Ready in 10 to 20 minutes
No credit card required · Grad year, position, state, GPA
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30 schools, narrowed from 1,500+
- Ranked by fit, each school answering all four questions
- The right coach and a personalized email for each
- An answer to your question and a long-term plan
- Camp and showcase guidance
- Read by a RosterFit analyst before it reaches you
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