Miracles Baseball Academy - 2008 Connie Mack World Series Participants

Our Mission Statement
"Creating Miracles in life through character development in baseball / softball."

Our Motto
"Developing you better to become your best...
On & off the field, in & out of the classroom, & in & out of the home!"

Miracles Baseball Academy is the invention of Mike Harris, a former professional baseball player, coach & scout for the St. Louis Cardinals & Chicago White Sox, and former coach at a Christian University. He graduated with a Bachelor's Degree in Pastoral Counseling & Sports Psychology with a minor in Biblical Studies.  For over 25 years, he has been a pioneer in the baseball community by performing various camps, coaches clinics, and private & group instruction in the Houston area & nationally.  He also acts as a liaison & consultant for various schools & universities, amateur & professional ball clubs, religious organizations, and others.

The creation of Miracles Baseball was centered on the "Total Player" concept, an innovative idea involving more than teaching and improving baseball skills. This concept instead uses baseball and softball as a platform to construct young men and women who are well rounded in life's skills, the skills that our youth are desperately lacking.  This is done by providing camps & clinics, various life skills sessions, private & group lessons, travel teams, and an annual college conference/showcase.  See our "Contact Us" link for staff credentials.

Mr. Harris and Miracles Baseball began their endeavor to strengthen our future in the fall of 1999 with the inaugural team consisting of sixteen year olds and under. Following their first season it was evident that the team needed a training facility to meet their baseball needs. As a result, the Miracles Baseball Academy of northwest Houston opened its doors in February of 2000. Two players from that inaugural team later played Professional baseball. The new indoor training facility paid immediate dividends as the team worked hard in the off-season and finished their first summer season sixth in the country at the Amateur Athletic Union National Invitational Tournament. read more......