Top Tier North is a competitive travel baseball organization based in Glenview, Illinois, serving 8U–18U players through year-round development, regional and national competition, and college-recruiting opportunities for high-school athletes.
📍 Primary Training Facility:
Performance and Wellness Center (PAW), 3400 Milwaukee Ave., Glenview, IL 60062
Website: Visit Official Website
Email: [email protected]
Phone: (917) 528-8544
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Top Tier North is a competitive travel baseball organization based in Glenview, Illinois, serving youth and high-school players from 8U through 18U. Founded in 2016 as part of the broader Top Tier Baseball network, the program emphasizes individual skill development, teamwork, game awareness, and competitive play. Top Tier North trains at the Performance and Wellness Center (PAW) in Glenview, a 20,000-square-foot facility with indoor batting and pitching tunnels, a TrackMan pitching lab, video analysis capabilities, strength-training equipment, and turf space for defensive instruction.
The organization competes in regional tournaments and selected national events, with a high-school program designed to provide development and college-recruiting exposure. Top Tier North also offers structured offseason training and recruiting guidance for older players, and its alumni have continued their baseball careers at colleges across multiple NCAA divisions. Families considering Top Tier North should confirm current roster openings, coaching assignments, team fees, practice schedules, tournament travel, and recruiting expectations directly with the organization, as these details can vary by age group and team.
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