Youth Baseball Programs

The foundation matters. 8 weeks. June 22 to August 14.

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Cam MacDonald coaching youth baseball players at Powerhouse Sports NH

Coach Cam MacDonald

Youth Baseball Lead · D1 UMaine · Seabrook, NH

Cam grew up right here in Seabrook and played three seasons of Division I baseball at the University of Maine. As the 2020 NH Gatorade Player of the Year, he's lived the path from local Little League fields to the D1 level, and he leads our youth program teaching the same fundamentals that got him there.

Parents choose Powerhouse because they want their kid coached by someone who has lived the path, not just a college kid running drills. Cam's been where your athlete wants to go, and he knows exactly how to start them on that track.

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Build the Foundation, The Right Way

Our Youth Program is built to develop well-rounded ballplayers, teaching them how to move, swing, and throw with intent while creating a love for training and competing.

Individual Coaching

Every player coached as an individual, no one-size-fits-all plans

Fun & Supportive

Competitive but supportive environments

Two-Way Development

Hitting + pitching in one program

Arm Health

Body awareness, warm-up routines, and proper mechanics

Skills That Stick

Developing habits that last for years

Youth Summer Two-Way

Hear What Our Athletes Have to Say

"I have one word to describe Powerhouse...Electric. The guys over there are energetic and care about each and every athlete that walk through the doors."

Cameron MacDonald

UMaine Baseball, 2020 NH Gatorade P.O.Y

"Once in the program, we experienced all of the positive things we had heard. It's a competitive, supportive and fun training facility and environment."

Molly Daniels

Parent, Penn State Baseball

"Every coach at Powerhouse is extremely knowledgeable at what they do."

Leo Boucher

Penn State Baseball

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The Foundation Matters

Summer 2026 spots filling. Program starts June 22, 2026

The habits they build at 12 are the habits they bring to high school.

Youth players don't need more reps. They need the right reps. The kids who keep growing through high school are the ones who learned to move correctly, throw safely, and swing with intent long before they hit the big fields.

Powerhouse Youth Summer Two-Way is led by Cam MacDonald: D1 UMaine baseball player, 2020 NH Gatorade Player of the Year, and a local Seabrook kid who lived the exact path your athlete is on. Eight weeks of small-group coaching that builds swing fundamentals, pitching mechanics, arm care, and body awareness, in an environment that's competitive enough to push your kid and supportive enough to keep them loving the game.

The Difference a Plan Makes

	With a Real Plan	Without One
Starting Point	Movement and skill evaluation on day one	Copy what the older kids do
Instruction	Age-appropriate fundamentals, built to last	Bad habits that need unlearning later
Coaching	Former D1 player coaching kids individually	Volunteer drills and reps in the corner
Arm Care	Warm-up and throwing protocols taught early	Throw until something hurts
Group Size	3 to 6 kids, real individual feedback	Lost in a crowded camp
Duration	8 weeks of real development	A weekend camp and a hope

What You Get

Led by Cam MacDonald

D1 UMaine baseball player and 2020 NH Gatorade Player of the Year. Local Seabrook kid who has lived the path from youth fields to Division 1, teaching the same fundamentals that got him there.
Proper Mechanics First

We teach young players how to swing, throw, and move with intent. Building a foundation that holds up as the game gets faster, not one they need to unlearn later.
Arm Health & Warm-Up Routines

Body awareness, proper warm-ups, and arm care protocols taught in a way that makes sense for young players. Parents can feel confident their athlete is training safely.
Small Group Setting

3 to 6 athletes per session. Your kid gets real individual feedback every day, not just reps in the corner of a crowded camp.
Hitting + Pitching Together

Young athletes benefit from working both sides of the game. This program builds swing fundamentals, bat speed, pitching mechanics, and throwing patterns, all in one program.
Competitive But Supportive

An environment where kids are encouraged to take risks, ask questions, and push each other. Competitive enough to grow, supportive enough to keep it fun.
Habits That Stick

Youth athletes at Powerhouse aren't just running through drills. They're developing skills and work habits that carry over for years.

Ages Under 13

Duration 8 weeks

Dates June 22 to Aug 14, 2026

Schedule Mon to Thu, 4 to 5pm

Group Size 3 to 6 athletes

$500

“Once in the program, we experienced all of the positive things we had heard. It's a competitive, supportive and fun training facility and environment.”

Molly Daniels · Parent, Penn State Baseball

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