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All Reviews about Nike Baseball Camp at Fairfield University

3 Reviews

  • Coach had a very structured process and also enlisted students from his team to coach .
  • My son enjoyed each day and came home with a smile on his face and wanted to share what he did
  • ​The competitions were well organized and thought out.​

Camp Overview

IMPROVE YOUR GAME AND HAVE SERIOUS FUN

Get ready for Nike Baseball Camp at Fairfield University! Join Coach Brian Fay and the Fairfield baseball team for an awesome week of baseball. You’ll work on everything — throwing, catching, hitting, fielding, and running — right on the Alumni Baseball Diamond in Fairfield, CT. No matter your skill level, you’ll get to train like a college player, have fun, and take your game to the next level this summer!

Highlights Include

  • Nike Baseball Camp T-Shirt and other prizes!
  • Professional Instruction from Fairfield University Coaches and Staff
  • Daily Emphasis on Fundamental Development and Team Play
  • Players Grouped by Age and Ability
  • Low Camper to Coach Ratios
  • Excellent Training Facilities

Camp Coaches

  • Nike Baseball Coach Brian Jay

    Brian Fay

    Associate Head Baseball Coach - Camp Director

    In his sixth season as a Fairfield assistant coach, Brian Fay has helped guide the Stags to one of the most successful stretches in school history with three-straight regular season championships, four 30-win seasons, and a program record 39 victories in 2021

    Nike Baseball Coach Brian Jay

    Brian Fay

    Associate Head Baseball Coach - Camp Director

    In total, the Stags have won 143 games and 68 percent of their contests in three full seasons.

    Fay was also a part of the most historic regular season in conference history, helping guide the Stags to a 35-1 record and a .972 winning percentage, the highest in NCAA Division I history.

    That success put the Stags in the national spotlight as Fairfield was awarded their first-ever ranking in a national Top-25 poll as they reached No. 23 in Baseball America. The Stags were also in the top-30 in the Baseball Writer’s and Collegiate Baseball Newspaper national polls.

    In his three full seasons mentoring the offense, the Stags have a .297 team batting average and a .403 on-base percentage. The Stags have also averaged 7.3 runs per game during those three seasons.

    The Stags displayed a new power jolt in 2023, setting the program record with 97 homers, the most in MAAC history. Fairfield also set program single season records in: average (.321), runs scored (519), hits (636), RBI (472), and slugging percentage (.540).

    He has also aided in the development of 28 All-MAAC players, including 19 offensive players. Nine of those 19 Stags were named to the conference’s First Team.

    Fay was also crucial in the development of three MAAC Players of the Year in Jack Gethings, Mike Caruso, and Charlie Pagliarini. Gethings became the program’s first-ever MAAC Player of the Year after setting a single season record with 88 hits. Caruso saw a 174 point improvement in his batting average during the 2021 season.

    Pagliraini had the best offensive season in school history, blasting the single season record with 21 homers and broke the MAAC single season record with 86 RBI. He also broke the school single season record in slugging percentage where he ranked in the top-10 in the country.

    Fay was a four year letter winner at Siena and won the MAAC Championship as a junior in 2014, advancing to the NCAA Regionals in the Fort Worth Regional where he helped the Saints win their first-ever NCAA Tournament game by reaching base three times and scoring two runs against Dallas Baptist. For his career, Fay collected 166 hits and drove in 101 runs for the Saints.

    After graduating from Siena, Fay stayed in the baseball world in various outlets. He was an assistant baseball coach at Hudson Valley Community College, helping the team to a 25-10 record for a team that finished third in the nation with a .370 batting average.

  • John Lagerfeldt Fairfield University

    John Lagerfeldt

    Assistant Coach

    In his second season with the Stags, John Lagerfeldt has made his presence felt, helping the squad to become one of the most aggressive base running teams in the conference. Fairfield stole 94 bases during their 2025 MAAC Championship season, the fourth-most in program history and the most by any Fairfield team since 1999.

    John Lagerfeldt Fairfield University

    John Lagerfeldt

    Assistant Coach

    The speed was up and down the Stags’ lineup with three student-athletes tallying at least 16 steals. Dean Ferrara led the group with 21 swipes, ranking in the top-15 in program history.

    Lagerfeldt also had an impact on the defense of the Stags, with Fairfield holding a .975 fielding percentage, the best in the MAAC and the third-best in program history.

    Lagerfeldt brought four years of coaching experience with stops at Greenville University and the University of Bridgeport.

    He spent the last two seasons as an assistant coach at the University of Bridgeport where he was responsible for implementing the team’s offensive approach. Last season, the Purple Knights averaged 5.6 runs per game while tallying 118 extra base hits including 35 homers. He also coached baserunning, infield defense, as well as first and third base.

    Lagerfeldt started his coaching journey with two seasons at his alma mater Greenville University in Illinois. With the Panthers, he was also responsible for coaching hitting, infield defense, and baserunning. While implementing a “New School” baserunning system, he helped increase the team’s stolen base count by 26 bags, totaling 92 in his final season. He also designed the team’s year-round strength and conditioning program and produced opposing team scouting reports.

  • Chris Tilton

    Chris Tilton

    Pitching Coach

Camp Details

Instruction will focus primarily on hitting, fielding, base-running, and game situations. You can expect high demand for these first come first serve camper spots, so please be sure to register early.

Please note: The following camp information may be subject to change- camp dates, times, coaches, location, and housing.

2026 SUMMER CAMP INFORMATION

  • Dates: July 13-17, 2026
  • Age Group: 6-12
  • Camp Type: Half Day Camp
  • Schedule: Monday-Friday, 9:00am-12:00pm
  • Check-In: Begins 30 minutes prior to the camp start time.
  • Meals: Lunch is not provided. Please bring a snack/lunch to camp each day.

WHAT'S INCLUDED IN THE FEE?

  • Daily Baseball Instruction
  • Supervision: Campers are supervised by staff during camp hours
  • Nike Baseball Camp T-Shirt and other prizes!

INSTRUCTION & FACILITY

  • Ratio: 1:10 staff to camper ratio

  • Groupings: Campers are grouped by ability, age, and experience, per the Director's discretion.

  • Facility: Outdoor Fields. Indoor facilities are available during inclement weather conditions.

Instruction will focus on the following -

  • Hitting: Basic Hitting Fundamentals, Bunting Fundamentals, Situational Hitting, Understanding hitting different types of pitches, Understanding Quality At Bats (QABs).
  • Fielding: Basic Ground Ball Mechanics, Basic Fly Ball Mechanics, Pop up priority/communication, Cut offs/relays, Throwing on the run.
  • Pitching: Basic pitching fundamentals, Stretch vs windup, Pitching to spots, Arm Care Routine.
  • Baserunning: Leads off 1st base, 2nd base, 3rd base, Reads on baseballs in play, Home to first, Rounding Bases, Second Base Reads of Balls to Outfield, Situational Baserunning

PREPARE FOR CAMP: COMPLETE YOUR PRE-CAMP CHECKLIST

To view your customer account, complete your mandatory forms, pay balance dues, and review important camp information, visit Pre-Camp Checklist.

All necessary camp information is on this page. If there are any imperative changes prior to camp start, registered campers will be notified via email and this webpage will be updated!

CHECKLIST OF THINGS TO BRING:

Below is a suggested list of clothes, equipment, and personal items. Please note that US Sports Camps does NOT provide equipment and is NOT responsible for lost or stolen articles or money.

  • Small gym bag/backpack

  • Athletic clothing: t-shirt, shorts, baseball pants (recommended)

  • Warm-up jacket

  • Hat

  • Cleats & sneakers

  • Baseball glove

  • Baseball bat

  • Helmet

  • Catchers gear (if applicable)

  • Sunscreen

  • Water bottle

  • Packed lunch and snacks

MEDICAL PROTOCOL

Most camps have an athletic trainer on-site to help with illness or injury. In case of an emergency, campers will be transported to the nearest hospital.

TRAVEL

Nike Baseball Camps does not provide transportation from airports, train stations or bus depots. If you have a child flying to camp, please arrange a shuttle or taxi service.

TEAM/GROUP DISCOUNT

If you have a team or group of 5 or more campers registering for the same camp, each camper may be eligible for a discount. To receive the group discount, please have someone email US Sports Camps at [email protected] with the following information: Camp name, list of camper names, and the number of campers. We will respond with a unique discount code for everyone in the group to use during online registration. *Note: Discount amounts vary by program, so please reach out for more details.

COMPANY POLICIES

For information regarding our cancellation policy and all other company policies, please visit USSC Policies.

NIKE BASEBALL CAMP FAQ

For general questions about our baseball camps please see our FAQ page.

Directors Note to Campers

"Here at Fairfield University, our entire coaching staff places a major emphasis on teaching the fundamentals of the game in a positive and encouraging manner. We look forward to being able to take this same approach to coach baseball at our Nike Baseball Camps! Hope to see you there!"

Camps are open to any and all entrants, limited only by number, age, grade level and/or gender.


Sample Daily Schedule

8:45am Arrival

9:00am Stretching, Warm Up, Throw

9:30am Defensive Skills

10:15am Snack Break

10:30 am Offensive Skills

11:15am Simulated Games

12:00pm Campers depart

Fairfield University Facility Photo

Don '63 and Chris '88 Cook Field

The Fairfield University baseball team plays all of its home games on Don '63 and Chris '88 Cook Field. Formerly "Alumni Baseball Diamond," the venue was named in early 2024 in honor of Hall of Fame coach and athletic director C. Donald Cook and his late son Christopher. An official dedication was held on April 27, 2024.

The renovated facility features a new backstop with a total seating capacity of 350 including 80 chair-back seats behind home plate and a modern backstop netting system for improved sightlines. The field dimensions are 330 feet down the lines, 400 feet to center field, and 370 feet in the power alleys. The facility includes batting cages and bullpens for both teams, helping make Alumni Baseball Diamond one of the finest intercollegiate facilities in the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference, as well as in the region.

Training Facility

Completed in the summer of 2019, the Fairfield Baseball and Softball indoor hitting and pitching facility sits beyond the right field fence of Alumni Diamond. The facility features two 70' cages for year-round use with retractable center netting for defensive work. The space also includes an area for video playback and swing analysis.

*In case of inclement weather, camp will be held in the Walsh Athletic Center.

WHAT FAMILIES SAY ABOUT Nike Baseball Camp at Fairfield University

3 Reviews

  • Coach had a very structured process and also enlisted students from his team to coach .
  • My son enjoyed each day and came home with a smile on his face and wanted to share what he did
  • ​The competitions were well organized and thought out.​

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