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Discover what it means to play for a fully sponsored organization.

The Flush Baseball Club is an arm of Royal Flush Plumbing. Young athletes are provided with top-quality training and are able to play and travel regardless of a family's income level. In addition, Flush players are offered elite-level apprenticeships.

Expenses Are On Us

The uniforms, coaching and tournament registrations are on us. Your only cost is the gate fee. For your player, the only cost is commitment.

Quality without the cost.

We treat this as though our entire business rides on it. From the professional coaching to the stunning uniforms, everything is of the highest grade.

Coached by Professionals

This team is run by a former MLB pitcher who once pitched in the World Series. In addition, everyone else making up Flush staff has a true passion for baseball.

We're Local

To Gwinnett County. We practice outdoors in Lilburn and indoors at our facility in Snellville. For further information, contact our coach.

coachjoeyhamilton@gmail.com

For the upcoming year, our teams consist of 9U through 14U.

This year the teams will primarily practice out of Gwinnett County, although a few teams will be located in adjacent counties. For the Gwinnett teams, they will practice outdoors in Lilburn, and indoors at our own private facility in Snellville.

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What level do we play at?

Most teams will be starting out at the AA/AAA level.

Coach Hamilton will decide what level each team plays at based on their overall talent and ability. Decisions will be made solely with the intention of what's best for the player's development, not for wins and losses. Most teams will be starting out at the AA/AAA level and will adjust from there.

Is equipment provided?

Bring your own bat and glove.

For the most part, gear is not provided. Your player will need to provide their own glove, bats, catcher gear, etc. With that said, there are options available for players that cannot afford quality gear.

Are private lessons included?

Yes, to a degree.

Yes, there will be some level of free, private lessons offered for all players. The Flush staff will also make recommendations for additional, paid private lessons if the parent is interested, but this will not be mandated.

Is it really free to play for Flush Baseball?

Simply put, yes!

There are no fees for tryouts, practices, indoor-training space, paid coaches, assistant coaches, trainers, uniforms, or tournament registrations. Your player pays with their commitment to the team, and you just pay your gate- fees to watch your kiddo play.

Since it's free, is the training of a lower quality?

Nope!

No, that is not right. In fact, it's quite the opposite of that. Playing for Flush Baseball is free because it's associated with the marketing aspects of a business. For this same reason, everything is required to be the highest level of quality.

This includes the training, coaching staff, facilities, uniforms, and gear. There are no expenses spared in giving these young men the best possible chance to succeed.

How is it free and at the highest level?

It's backed by one of Georgia's largest service companies.

Flush Baseball Club is sponsored by Royal

Flush Plumbing. Royal Flush Plumbing is one of the largest service companies in the state of Georgia, and they are on a mission to create a repeatable business model that uses marketing exposure created and captured through travel sports to mitigate the costs incurred by parents. This will make the sport much more affordable to the families of players, and allow children of any means to be able to play at the highest level. Parents are already giving so much of their time to get their players to practices and events, they shouldn't have to empty their wallets as well.

Who runs the organization?

An experienced former MLB pitcher.

The organization is run by former MLB pitcher, Joey Hamilton along with members of the Royal Flush community outreach team.

Coach Hamilton has lived every aspect of the process. From the beginning of his baseball playing years, as a young child, to being recruited to college on a full scholarship, to being a top 10 MLB draft pick out of college, to being a starting pitcher in the MLB, to pitching in a World Series game.

What makes Coach Joey Hamilton a good person to run this?

His experience!

There are no parts of the process that Joey hasn't personally experienced. Combine that playing experience with his nearly 20 years as a high-level travel ball coach in his 30s and 40s, along with his selfless desire to make the world a better place through baseball, and you will understand why he is the perfect person to run this revolutionary program.