Best Sports Management on Long Island

A good team doesn’t just win on players alone; they require guidance and leadership from the top. Great managers make great opportunities through critical decisions and providing the best resources possible to help their team succeed. Here’s who Long Islanders think is the Best Sports Management firm.

2019: Long Islanders Voted Camelot Sports Management Best Sports Management!

Camelot Sports Management
31 Central Drive, Farmingdale
(516) 731-5466 – www.camelotknightsbaseball.com

The Camelot Knights Organization has had teams play in 10 States since officially taking the field in 2015. Two Camelot Knights Teams have been Nationally Ranked in the Top 25 by Prospect Youth Sports in the Northeast. The Knights have won over 50 Championships and have had over 75 qualifying and finals appearances since taking the field as an organization in 2015 on a local, regional and national stage. The Knights have played the best competition and been showcased in the most Elite Tournaments Including a TOP ELITE-8 Finish at Cooperstown playing during the prestigious “California Week.” Their Goal is always to teach proper fundamentals and prepare the teams each year.We want to see our players go as far as the game will allow them!

2018: Long Islanders Voted Camelot Sports Management Best Sports Management on Long Island!

Camelot Sports Management

127 East Carmans Road
Farmingdale, NY 11735

Camelot Sports Management is a Sports Organization founded in 2014, that offers young athletes (ages 7 years old and up); the opportunity to play travel baseball/softball at a competitive level.  At currently 8 teams (and growing), Knights players have traveled to nine different states over the last three years and won over 600 games. The goal is to instruct and teach our players the fundamentals of the game correctly and put them on a ball field where they will be challenged as athletes, but not overwhelmed.  Camelot Sports Management deals in “Performance Not Promises” to give all our young athletes the best opportunity to excel in sports and life, based on the “life lessons” and experience they receive playing in the organization.