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Host Family Interest Form

Bring a ballplayer into your summer

Every summer, college players come from all over the country to play here. They need somewhere to stay while they do it. Host families are the reason a season is possible — and most tell us the player became part of the family long before the last game.

What host families get
Season tickets
Your household comes to the ballpark all summer on us.
Host family night
An appreciation night during the season put on for you.
Nothing out of pocket
You give him a bed and a place at the table. He covers his own food, travel and everything else.
Someone to call
Your team's host family coordinator looks after you all season, not just at the start.
Most players are with a family from late May to early August. You are never asked to take one without meeting him first.
Which team

Pick the team closest to you - that is the one whose players you would be hosting.

About you
Your home

None of these answers rules you out. We ask so we can match a player who is a good fit for your household.

Children at home
Dogs
Other pets
Anyone smokes in the house
Alcohol in the home
Could drive him to the ballpark

Everyone who actually lives at this address. It is how we work out who he would be sharing a home with.

Own room or shared, own bathroom or shared, and anything else worth knowing - kitchen access, laundry, parking.

One thing we have to ask

We do not run background checks, and one answer here does not rule anyone out. We are placing somebody's son in your home, so we ask plainly and talk it through with you.

Has anyone in the household been arrested?
Anything else

Optional. Why you want to host, or any questions you have.

Sending this does not commit you to anything. You would sign a host family agreement before any player is placed with you.