EJ Sports is an elite baseball organization that offers various baseball programs. The school runs four different programs: Global Baseball Series, In-season training for Little Leagues and other youth organizations, Baseball Clinics year round and the National Baseball Series. Programs include clinics, one-to-one and group instruction, national and international travel teams. "Play the game right," is the motto of this baseball organization, created in 1997 by Suzette Mariel and Erik Johnson, a former San Francisco Giants' player. There are five staff coaches and variety of visiting coaches who contribute to the development of different aspects of players' skills. Many of the alumni are playing on college teams, as well as in professional teams like Johnny Ash, Houston Astros; Chris Carter, Arizona Diamondbacks; Sean Smith, Cleveland Indians and Adam Ricks, Chicago White Sox.