Shorewood-based travel baseball and softball organization serving players from 7U through 18U with year-round development, regional and national competition, dedicated training facilities, and college-recruiting support for older athletes.
📍 Primary Training Facility:
Rhino Sports Academy – 301 Gregory Ct, Shorewood, IL 60404
Website: Visit Official Website
Email: [email protected]
Phone: (815) 904-0157
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Rhino Baseball & Softball is a travel baseball and softball organization based in Shorewood, Illinois. Rhino Baseball began in 2013, with the softball program added later, and the organization now serves youth and high-school athletes across a wide range of age levels. Players have access to year-round instruction, strength and agility training, team practices, and Rhino’s private training facilities.
Rhino teams compete in regional events as well as select national tournaments and showcases. The organization also provides college-recruiting education and exposure opportunities for older players. Families should confirm current team availability, coaching staffs, schedules, travel expectations, tryouts, and costs directly with Rhino Baseball & Softball.
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