Olathe-based travel baseball organization offering youth teams from 9U–14U, high school teams from 15U–18U, collegiate summer baseball, year-round training, private instruction and college recruiting support.
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Precision Baseball KC is an Olathe-based baseball organization offering youth teams from 9U–14U, high school teams from 15U–18U, and a collegiate summer program. Founded in 2015, the organization emphasizes player development, competitive baseball, year-round training, and progression through multiple stages of a player’s baseball career.
Precision operates an indoor training facility in Olathe with three batting and pitching tunnels, Hack Attack pitching machines, mounds, tees, and year-round training space. The organization also uses Johnson County 3&2 and Blue Valley Recreation facilities for outdoor practices.
Precision Baseball KC may be a good fit for families looking for a development-focused baseball program with dedicated training facilities and a pathway from youth baseball through high school recruiting and collegiate summer play.
One of Precision’s distinguishing features is the combination of team competition and year-round player development. Its high school program specifically includes advanced training, showcase participation, recruiting guidance and college-preparation resources.
As with most travel organizations, the experience can vary by team. Families should evaluate the specific coach, roster, practice schedule, expected travel and total costs before accepting a roster spot.
Precision Baseball KC operates a dedicated indoor training facility at 11513 Strang Line Rd, Olathe, KS 66062. The climate-controlled facility provides year-round space for hitting, pitching and individual player development.
The facility includes three batting and pitching tunnels equipped with Hack Attack pitching machines, pitching mounds and batting tees. One tunnel is approximately 54 feet long, while the other two are approximately 70 feet.
Precision also uses outdoor baseball facilities in the Kansas City area, including Johnson County 3&2 and Blue Valley Recreation fields, for team practices and other baseball activities.
Having its own indoor training facility is a meaningful advantage for Precision Baseball KC. It gives players access to a consistent year-round training environment and allows the organization to combine team practices with additional hitting, pitching and individual-development opportunities.
Families should still ask how frequently their specific team uses the indoor facility and what facility access is included in team fees. Precision also offers private lessons and other training opportunities separately, so it is worth understanding what is included with team participation versus what may involve an additional cost.
✓ Dedicated indoor Precision Baseball KC training facility
✓ Olathe, Kansas location
✓ Climate-controlled year-round training space
✓ Three batting and pitching tunnels
✓ Hack Attack pitching machines
✓ Pitching mounds and batting tees
✓ Outdoor practices at Johnson County 3&2 and Blue Valley Recreation facilities
✓ Private and small-group instruction available
Ask for a typical weekly practice and training schedule for your player’s specific team. Precision has a dedicated indoor facility and substantial training resources, but the most important question for families is how those resources are actually used by that particular team and what access is included in the overall cost.
11513 Strang Line Rd
Olathe, KS 66062
Precision’s indoor training center includes three batting and pitching tunnels, Hack Attack pitching machines, pitching mounds and batting tees. The facility supports team training, individual instruction and year-round player development.
Precision Baseball KC currently does not have any public tryout sessions posted. Families interested in joining the organization can submit an interest form or contact Precision to request a private evaluation and receive information about future tryout opportunities.
Precision offers programs from 9U–14U at the youth level and 15U–18U at the high school level, along with college-prep opportunities. Team availability and roster needs may vary by age group and coach.
After an interest form is submitted, Precision says its coaching staff reviews the player’s information, contacts the family by phone or email, and may schedule an evaluation to determine the appropriate fit.
Precision’s private-evaluation option can be useful for families searching outside the traditional travel-baseball tryout period or looking for an opening on a specific team. Rather than waiting for a large organization-wide tryout, interested players can begin the process directly with Precision.
As with any travel-baseball evaluation, families should use the process to evaluate the team as well. Ask about the specific coach, current roster, competition level, practice expectations, tournament schedule, travel and total anticipated costs before accepting an offer.
✓ Youth programs from 9U–14U
✓ High school programs from 15U–18U
✓ No public tryout sessions currently posted
✓ Private evaluations may be requested
✓ Online interest form available
✓ Precision says families are generally contacted after submitting player information
✓ Evaluation is used to help determine the appropriate team fit
Use the evaluation to evaluate the team as much as the team is evaluating your player. Precision offers multiple age groups and competitive levels, so pay particular attention to the specific coach, roster composition, competition level, training schedule and travel expectations for the team offering your player a spot.
Precision Baseball KC places a strong emphasis on player development, instruction and long-term baseball growth. The organization says its programs focus on skill development, teamwork, sportsmanship and character, with training opportunities extending from youth baseball through high school and collegiate-level play.
Precision is owned by Charlie Hovey, who is also a baseball instructor and associate scout with the Seattle Mariners. Precision lists Hovey as having 24 years of coaching experience, with previous college and professional baseball experience and involvement with Precision since its founding in 2015.
Coaching staffs are team-specific, and Precision publicly identifies head coaches across several youth and high-school age groups. Families should still evaluate the experience, philosophy and communication style of the coach assigned to their particular team.
Player development appears to be one of Precision Baseball KC’s clearest organizational priorities. The combination of team baseball, a dedicated indoor training facility, private instruction and experienced coaches provides players with multiple ways to work on their game beyond tournaments and regular team practices.
Precision’s high-school program becomes more specialized, with the organization promoting position-specific instruction, video analysis, data-driven development, showcase participation and college recruiting guidance.
As with any travel organization, however, the individual coach remains one of the most important parts of the experience. Parents should understand how their prospective coach structures practices, gives feedback, handles playing time and balances individual development with winning.
✓ Organization-wide emphasis on player development
✓ Team-specific head coaches
✓ Dedicated indoor training facility
✓ Hitting, pitching and position-specific instruction
✓ Private instruction available outside regular team activities
✓ Increasingly advanced training at the high-school level
✓ Video analysis and data-driven development for older players
✓ Showcase and college-recruiting opportunities for high-school athletes
✓ Experience can vary by coach, roster and competitive level
Precision offers programs spanning 9U–14U youth baseball, 15U–18U high-school baseball and collegiate summer baseball, giving players the potential to remain within the organization through several stages of their development.
That does not necessarily mean advancement from one Precision team to another is automatic. Roster needs, competitive level, coaching staffs and player development can change from year to year, so families should ask how evaluations and team placement work as players move through the program.
At the high-school level, Precision shifts toward preparation for varsity baseball, showcase competition and college recruitment, with more advanced instruction and recruiting support.
College recruiting is a documented part of Precision’s high-school program. Precision says older players receive recruiting guidance, showcase participation opportunities, college-coach connections and assistance navigating the recruiting process.
Precision also maintains a public college-commitment history. Its current list includes seven Class of 2026 commitments, with additional commitments documented across multiple previous graduating classes.
Owner Charlie Hovey’s staff profile also states that more than 50 players he has worked with have advanced to the college level, along with 15 players reaching professional baseball.
For families of older players, the important question is still what recruiting assistance will be provided to their specific player and team, rather than assuming every athlete receives exactly the same level of exposure or support.
✓ Development-focused program philosophy
✓ Precision Baseball KC established in 2015
✓ Owner Charlie Hovey has extensive coaching and scouting experience
✓ Team-specific coaching staffs
✓ Programs from 9U through high school plus collegiate summer baseball
✓ Dedicated indoor training resources
✓ Advanced training and video analysis at the high-school level
✓ Showcase and recruiting opportunities for older players
✓ Published college-commitment history
✓ Experience may vary by coach and team
Evaluate the specific coach, not just the Precision name. Ask the prospective coach how they plan to make your player better over the course of the season and what development and recruiting resources that particular team will actually use.
Precision Baseball KC’s travel and time commitment varies by age group, team and competitive level. The youth program covers 9U–14U and lists weekday practices, weekend games, spring-through-fall competition and winter training. Precision describes its tournament play generally as regional competition.
The commitment increases at the high-school level. Precision’s 15U–18U program includes weekend games and tournaments, showcase events, fall, spring and summer programming, and optional winter development opportunities. Its currently published high-school schedule also includes an Arkansas Baseball Fall Weekend in Fayetteville, Arkansas for multiple 15U–17U teams.
Families should account for team practices, indoor training and other development activities in addition to tournament weekends. The exact schedule and travel expectations should be confirmed with the specific coach before accepting a roster spot.
Precision appears to offer a primarily local-to-regional experience at younger ages, with greater travel and showcase commitments as players advance into high school.
That makes the specific team especially important. Two Precision families could have significantly different time and travel commitments depending on age, competition level, coach and tournament schedule.
Before committing, ask for the actual season calendar for your player’s team—including practices, tournaments, offseason training and anticipated overnight travel.
✓ Youth teams from 9U–14U
✓ Weekday practices and weekend games for youth players
✓ Spring-through-fall youth schedule plus winter training
✓ High-school teams from 15U–18U
✓ Weekend tournaments and showcase events at the high-school level
✓ Regional travel is part of the program
✓ Out-of-state travel may occur for older teams
✓ Fall, spring and summer high-school programming
✓ Additional training can add to the overall time commitment
Ask to see the proposed tournament and practice calendar before accepting an offer. The Precision name alone does not tell you how much travel your family should expect—the specific team, age group and competitive level matter much more.
Precision describes its overall tournament program as competing in elite tournaments across the region, while its high-school program adds showcase events and higher-level competition. Current 2026 high-school schedules show multiple Precision teams traveling to Fayetteville, Arkansas, illustrating that older teams may have out-of-state travel commitments.
Families considering those teams should budget separately for hotels, transportation, meals and other travel-related expenses unless the organization confirms that particular expenses are included in team fees.
Precision Baseball KC does not appear to publicly list current annual team dues or standardized season pricing. Costs may vary by age group, team, tournament schedule and travel requirements.
Precision does publish pricing for optional services such as private instruction and facility use, but those prices should not be treated as the cost of participating on a Precision team. The youth program also states that team uniforms are provided, although the public information does not make clear whether the uniform cost is included within team dues or charged separately.
Families should ask for a written, team-specific breakdown of costs before accepting a roster spot, particularly for older teams with additional travel, showcases or recruiting-related activities.
Because team pricing is not publicly available, families should focus on the expected all-in family cost, not just the quoted team fee.
That means understanding team dues along with tournaments, uniforms, training, optional instruction and—when applicable—hotels, transportation, meals and showcase-related expenses.
✓ Current annual team dues are not publicly listed
✓ Costs may vary by team, age and competitive level
✓ Precision operates its own indoor training facility
✓ Private and small-group instruction is available separately
✓ Travel expenses can increase considerably for older teams
✓ Families should request a team-specific written cost breakdown
Depending on the specific roster, families should ask about:
Precision currently publishes separate pricing for private lessons, group instruction, college-video preparation and certain facility rentals, confirming that supplemental training opportunities are available outside normal team participation.
Ask Precision for the expected all-in family cost for your player’s specific team—not just the team dues. A younger local team and an older showcase-oriented team can have very different total season costs once travel, training and other expenses are included
There is no single “best” travel baseball organization—the specific coach, roster and competitive level usually matter more than the organization name alone. For Precision, families should pay particular attention to the coach, development approach, actual tournament schedule, use of the indoor training facility, total cost and—at the high-school level—recruiting support before accepting an offer.
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