Director of the camp is Head Baseball Coach, Bob Rikeman.  Entering his fourth season at Newberry College in South Carolina, Coach Rikeman spent ten seasons as head baseball coach at Rollins College in Orlando, Florida.

As the head coach of the Tars, Rikeman looked to develop a squad capable of competing in one of the toughest baseball conferences in the country. Sunshine State Conference schools claimed four NCAA Division II championships in the 1990s and from top-to-bottom the league is annually one of the toughest in Division II. In addition to their tough conference slate, the Tars traditionally also play several games against quality NCAA Division I competition.

Rollins finished with a 48-12 record and a 2004 NCAA DII World Series finish (4^th Place), the best in school history.  They were the 2004 NCAA DII South Region Champions and the 2004 Sunshine State Conference Champions (first in school History).  They broke a school record with 48 wins and had the fewest losses since 1967 (12).  Coach Bob Rikeman was named 'Coach of the Year' in the Sunshine State Conference and 'Coach of the Year' in the South Region.  Pitcher Steve Edsall, was named 'Pitcher of the Year' in the Sunshine State Conference and player Toby Rice was named 'Player of the year' in the Sunshine State Conference.  Edsall was also a 2^nd Team All American and Rice a 3^rd Team All American.

Cocoa Expo Baseball Camps offer athletes outstanding instruction from college coaches and players at an outstanding location. Residential Campers and staff will stay  and eat all meals at the Cocoa Expo Sports Center. Cocoa Expo is a former Major League spring training complex complete with a 100 room air-conditioned dormitory, the all-you-can-eat "All-Star Buffet" cafeteria, a 5,000 seat stadium and 7 additional baseball fields, covered and lighted batting cages, a 20,000 square foot indoor center, swimming pool and much more. Cocoa Expo Baseball Academy overnight campers will live, eat, breathe and sleep baseball. 

If the Overnight camp is not the right option for you, we also offer a commuter option. Commuter campers will receive the same top level instruction as our overnight campers and will receive lunch each day.

Whichever program you do decide on, each Cocoa Expo Baseball Camp staff member is ready to work with you and provide the best possible baseball experience while you train and strive to be a better baseball player.

What’s included in your camp fee? 
Instruction begins the very first day. At the conclusion of camp, the week is capped by a fun, closing ceremony.  Family and friends are welcome to attend! 

Overnight Campers:

• The Cocoa Expo Baseball Instructional program and baseball-related activities       

• Accommodations in the air-conditioned Cocoa Expo Dormitory

• Three, all-you-can-eat, meals daily in the "All-Star Buffet" cafeteria

• Cocoa Expo Baseball Camp T-Shirt
   

Commuter Campers/8:45 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.

• The Cocoa Expo Baseball Instructional program and baseball-related activities

• Lunch  

• Cocoa Expo Baseball Camp T-Shirt