Eddie Saucedo is the owner and founder of Saucedo Baseball Academy. He directs the Saucedo Baseball Academy Baseball camps, and offers private lessons for hitters, pitchers, catchers, infielders, and outfielders at SBA. Saucedo also serves as the Director of the SBA Lions Baseball Program, where he oversees and helps lead the instruction for each team in the organization. Saucedo will serve as the head coach of the 17u SBA Lions, and plays an integral role in guiding the players in the SBA Lions program through the college recruiting process.

 

Saucedo started his collegiate playing career at JUCO powerhouse Madison College. He played 2 seasons for the WolfPack, and while there, helped them to two straight World Series appearances. As a sophomore, Saucedo lead the WolfPack as the starting catcher to the National Championship Series in Enid, Oklahoma. 

 

Following his final year in Madison, Saucedo spent the summer playing for the Clinton LumberKings, a collegiate summer league team in Clinton, Iowa that was formerly a minor league team affiliated with the Miami Marlins, Seattle Mariners, and Texas Rangers. 

 

After playing in Clinton, Saucedo moved on to play at NCAA Division I Youngstown State University. Saucedo was able to compete against and experience success against schools such as Wake Forest, Baylor, and Kansas State. While at Youngstown State, he helped out at camps, learning ways to most effectively communicate with and coach players, as well as learning how high school players are evaluated and noticed in a camp setting at the Division I level.

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In his final summer, Saucedo played for the Edmonton Riverhawks in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. The Riverhawks are a member of the West Coast League, one of the top college summer leagues in North America.