Honor Summer Tour
Military Baseball plays a 4 week within the South East Annually Competing against the thought Division 1 & 2 Athletes in America. The tour involves youth clinics, visiting nursing homes, giving back to the community, hosting radio shows, POD Cast and playing at the toughest levels in showcasing in front of hundreds and sometimes thousands of fans.
Active Duty Military must be able to perform at the collegiate level. No matter your baseball background we give all service members a free tryout to prove themselves to join an elite group of military baseball players. Active Duty can take TDY orders by the permission of their commanding officer and participate with our organization in conducting community service hours and representing your command with integrity and respect at all times. Players must sign a commitment of good order and conduct at all times. Failure to do so will result in a report to their commanding officer and players will be dismissed immediately. We support The Department of War and expect that all athletes conduct themselves in professional manners at all times.
College Player or Professionals: All players must sign a commitment to good order and conduct and represent Military Baseball with Christian values, respect and integrity at all times. We seek to uphold the attitude of hustle, toughness and dedication of selfless service.
The 5 Tool Player
Military Baseball Players are not one trick ponies but posses 5 tools as a special team of gofted athletes to bring God glory through humility, honor and service.
Our Player Profile
We are more than just baseball
Welcome to Military Athletics, Home of the U.S. Military Baseball Organization
Military Athletics and the U.S. Military Baseball Organization exist to honor God, our fans, our United States military, and our first responders.
Military Baseball was created in 2016 by United States Army Chaplain and Navy Chaplain Juan Adriatico. His vision was to build a faith-based baseball organization that performs at the collegiate and professional level, attracts fans across the country, honors our U.S. military, and uses the great game of baseball as a platform to bring communities together.
Players and coaches selected for the U.S. Military Baseball Organization must meet three important standards:
1. Faith and Character
Players and coaches must profess Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior and live as honorable members of society.
2. Athletic and Professional Ability
Players must be able to perform at the collegiate or professional baseball level. Coaches must have the ability, experience, and leadership to coach and develop athletes at the collegiate or professional level.
3. Ministry and Support Raising
Players and coaches must be willing and able to raise support, understanding that this role is more than baseball. It is a calling, a profession, and a ministry as part of the U.S. Military Baseball Organization.
We believe in creating quality-of-life opportunities for our players and building long-term career paths within this organization. We are serious about honoring Christ in every show, every game, and every community outreach event. Baseball is the vehicle, but Jesus Christ is the centerpiece of everything we do.
Thank you again for your interest in our organization.
God bless you.
Respectfully,
Juan Adriatico
Head Coach & President
U.S. Military Baseball Organization
Military Athletics
Full Time Professional Baseball Players
Military Athletics Player Ambassador Program
Military Baseball Player Representative
Role
Player Performance
Youth Baseball & Mentorship Program
Military Baseball Outreach Program
General Athletic Mission Fund
Team Travel & Player Development
Position Title: Sponsored Baseball Player / Donor-Funded Player Representative
Organization: Military Athletics / U.S. Military Baseball
Reports To: Head Coach / Program Director / Executive Leadership
Position Type: Donor-Supported Athletic Position
Compensation: Funded by approved donor, sponsor, or organizational support package
Position Summary
The Donor-Paid Baseball Player position is designed for a qualified baseball player who represents the mission, values, and standards of Military Athletics both on and off the field. This player will participate in baseball competition, team training, community service, mentorship activities, military appreciation events, youth outreach, donor engagement, and organizational promotion.
This position allows donors and sponsors to directly support a player’s opportunity to compete, develop, travel, train, and serve through baseball while representing God, family, country, and the United States Military community.
Purpose of the Position
The purpose of this donor-funded position is to provide financial support for selected athletes who demonstrate strong character, athletic ability, leadership potential, and a commitment to serving others.
The donor’s support may help cover:
Player stipend
Travel expenses
Lodging
Meals
Uniforms
Training costs
Tournament fees
Equipment
Player development
Mission-related community outreach
Key Responsibilities
Baseball Participation & Performance
The player shall actively participate in practices, games, tournaments, strength training, player development sessions, team meetings, and scheduled organizational events.
The player is expected to maintain a competitive standard of effort, discipline, coachability, preparation, and sportsmanship.
Character & Conduct
The player must represent the organization with integrity, humility, respect, and professionalism.
The player shall avoid conduct that damages the reputation of the team, donors, sponsors, military families, churches, community partners, or the organization.
Expected conduct includes:
Respect for coaches, teammates, opponents, umpires, donors, and community members
No illegal drugs or abuse of alcohol
No fighting, harassment, hazing, or abusive conduct
Professional behavior on social media
Proper care of uniforms, equipment, and facilities
Commitment to team rules and leadership expectations
Mentorship & Community Service
The player will participate in youth clinics, community events, military appreciation events, church outreach, nonprofit activities, and mentorship programs when requested.
The player may assist with younger athletes by encouraging discipline, teamwork, faith, service, sportsmanship, and personal responsibility.
Donor & Sponsor Representation
The player may be asked to attend donor events, meet sponsors, take photos, provide thank-you messages, participate in promotional content, and share testimony or impact updates.
The player must understand that donor support is a privilege and should be honored through gratitude, effort, service, and professionalism.
Recruiting & Program Growth
The player may help promote the organization by encouraging qualified athletes to learn about the program, attend tryouts, participate in camps, or support the mission.
The player shall not make unauthorized promises regarding roster spots, scholarships, pay, NIL opportunities, housing, or benefits.
Donor Support Structure
Donor support may be provided directly to the organization and allocated toward approved player-related expenses. The organization may determine how funds are distributed based on budget, compliance, player eligibility, donor intent, and organizational needs.
