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The Sandlot Combine Tour.
A traveling skills combine for youth baseball and softball families — the most valuable audience in America that no brand owns yet.
This program belongs to one brand. The first partner sets the calendar.
The audience
The families at the park every weekend.
These families spend $10 billion a year helping their kids get better. A brand that helps gets remembered.
$99,250
Average household income — 20% above the US average.
Aspen Institute Project Play / US Census
74%
Of parents hold a bachelor's degree, vs 38% nationally.
Aspen Institute Project Play
400M
Youth baseball visits a year, vs 71M MLB.
SFIA / MLB attendance reports
90%
Of parents attend every single week.
Aspen Institute Project Play
$5,000
Spent per child, per year, on travel ball.
Time / Utah State University
What it is
A combine that comes to them.
A tech-enabled skills combine that sets up where the families already are — tournaments, little league parks, community events.
- Hitting station — Exit velocity, launch angle, ball flight.
- Pitching station — Pitch speed, spin, accuracy.
- Fielding and speed — Reaction drills and a 30-yard split.
- The player card — Complete every station and earn a personalized player card carrying the partner's brand — that's the moment the family signs up: name, email, phone, with permission.
Every kid leaves better and with something to share. Every family joins the partner's list by choice. The tour follows the sport: warm-weather markets all winter, Midwest and Northeast all summer. Forty weekends a year, no off-season.
What a stop looks like
| Footprint | 85 x 55 ft |
| Crew | 4–6 trained staff |
| Setup | 2–3 hours |
| Where | Tournaments, little league parks, community events |
A representative season
Representative route — the partner's calendar is set at kickoff.
| Window | Activity |
|---|---|
| Jan–Mar · Winter, warm-weather | Phoenix, Dallas, Houston, Orlando, Tampa, Atlanta. |
| Apr–Jun · Spring | LakePoint GA, Nashville, Charlotte, St. Louis, Kansas City, Indianapolis. |
| Jul–Aug · Peak summer | Chicago, Milwaukee, Twin Cities, Cleveland, Columbus, Cooperstown NY (tournament week). |
| Sep–Nov · Fall ball | Philadelphia, Long Island, Cincinnati, Memphis, Jacksonville. |
| Dec · Winter kickoff | Back to the Sun Belt. |
THE FOLLOW-THROUGH
Capture → Enrich → Nurture → Prove
Most event marketing ends when the tent comes down. Ours starts there: every contact is verified on site, enriched into a full profile, and entered into a follow-up program we run on your behalf — so the program hands you customers and the numbers to prove it.
One partner owns it
The combine, the player card, the list, and the season belong to a single brand. Who it works for, and why:
- A bank — because these are households making mortgage, college-savings, and checking decisions, met in person, in their own community, every weekend.
- An auto brand — because travel-ball families live out of a three-row vehicle and put 20,000 miles a year on it driving to tournaments.
- A wealth or insurance brand — because $99K households with two kids in travel ball are exactly the families planning for college and protecting an income.
- A snack or beverage brand — because the team cooler and the snack bag get restocked every single weekend, and the parent doing it is standing at the combine.
- A sports retail brand — because every player at the combine needs a new bat, glove, and cleats every season — and just showed you their swing.
- Whichever brand signs first, the combine is theirs. Everyone else waits for a different tour.
The return
Illustrative season model.
A verified household is a name, email, phone, and permission — enriched and nurtured, not a form fill. Illustrative model at a representative annual program investment; your numbers are built in the Growth Case.
| Stops | 40 weekends, year-round — warm-weather markets in winter, Midwest and Northeast in summer |
| Verified households per day | 250 |
| Per weekend (3 tournament days) | 750 |
| Verified households, full season | 30,000 |
| Cost per verified household | ~$60 vs $100+ for a typical qualified financial-services lead bought through paid channels |
| Five-year outlook | 10.1x return as utilization grows |