Frederick Community College Baseball: A Tradition of Excellence

The Frederick Community College (FCC) baseball program stands as a beacon for aspiring athletes seeking to hone their skills and elevate their game. With a rich history, dedicated coaching staff, and a commitment to player development, FCC offers an unparalleled opportunity for young prospects.

A Legacy of Leadership Under Coach Bennett

The cornerstone of the program is undoubtedly Coach Bennett. The 2023 baseball season marked Bennett’s 21st season at the helm. His leadership has shaped the program into a perennial powerhouse. His overall record at FCC is an impressive 719-286. A testament to his dedication and coaching acumen. On April 6th, 2022, Bennett reached a significant coaching milestone as he earned his 700th career win.

Coach Bennett has earned many coaching accolades, including the NJCAA Region XX Coach of the Year Award in 2007, 2008, 2010, and 2015. He was also named the American Baseball Coaches Association/Diamond Sports NJCAA Regional Coach of the Year in 2007, 2010, and 2015. In 2021, Bennett was named the 2021 ABCA/ATEC NJCAA Div. II Mid-Atlantic Regional Coach of the Year! The program's success is further underscored by the fact that 227 former players have moved on to four-year institutions under Bennett’s tutelage, a testament to the program's ability to prepare athletes for the next level. The 2011 team spent six weeks ranked No.

Dedicated Coaching Staff

Coach Insley has been coaching for more than 25 years at high school and collegiate levels. He was on staff at Frederick Community College for all six of the Cougars World Series appearances, and served as their Pitching Coach from 1998-current. Dan Gerjets returns to Frederick Community College after spending the two previous seasons as an assistant coach at Mount St. Mary’s. Prior to his time at the Mount, he served the past 10 years coaching baseball in the Maryland Junior College Conference. Before entering the Maryland junior college coaching ranks, Gerjets worked camps and clinics, gave private lessons, and served as a volunteer coach at his alma mater, South Carroll High School.

Frederick Community College Baseball Camps

Frederick Community College Baseball Camps offer an unparalleled experience for young prospects looking to showcase their talent and passion for the sport. Led by our esteemed staff, our camps are designed to hone players’ abilities in hitting, pitching, fielding, and overall baseball knowledge. Our staff ensures that we tailor sessions to suit individual needs and empower players to reach their full potential. Parents can rest assured that Frederick Community College Baseball Camps prioritize safety and provide a supportive atmosphere where athletes can thrive.

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What to Bring to Camp

All players should wear baseball pants, belt, hat and baseball appropriate top. Players should also bring their own glove, baseball bat, baseball cleats, running shoes (or turf shoes), and helmet.

Safety and Supervision

The safety and well-being of our campers are our top priorities. We have qualified staff on-site to supervise all activities, and our facilities are well-maintained and regularly inspected for safety.

Parent Observation and Interaction with Coaches

Yes, parents are more than welcome to observe the camp sessions. Yes, your child will have ample opportunities to interact with college coaches coaches.

Directions to Frederick Community College

  • From Baltimore: Follow I-70 from Baltimore to Frederick. Exit onto Route 15 north. Follow 15 north to Motter Avenue exit. Turn right onto Motter/Opossumtown Pike.
  • From Washington: Follow I-270 northwest from Washington to the junction with I-70 and Route 15. Follow Route 15 north to the Motter Avenue exit. Turn right onto Motter/Opossumtown Pike.
  • From the west: Follow I-70 east from Hagerstown. Take the first Frederick exit to Route 40. Follow Route 40 east to Route 15 junction. Follow Route 15 north to Motter Avenue. Turn right onto Motter/Opossumtown Pike.

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