On November 11, Prep Baseball, the amateur baseball scouting, events, and media company inside Capacity Sports Group, announced a partnership with Optimize Mind Performance (OMP), a mental skills training app that OMP says is used by Team USA, the Cleveland Guardians, the Miami Marlins, and college programs including Stanford, Duke, USC, and Ohio State. The release says Prep Baseball athletes and families will get "exclusive opportunities to access" the app and its more than 250 pieces of content from sport psychologists, mental performance coaches, and PhD-level experts. Financial terms weren't disclosed.
Prep Baseball ran more than 1,600 events in 2025 across 47 states, Canada, and Taiwan. OMP's materials for clubs and travel teams describe how it usually works with organizations: the organization endorses the app, families subscribe directly, and the organization receives a share of each subscription. The release doesn't say whether Prep Baseball's deal follows that structure.
How OMP Works With Clubs
OMP's page for clubs and travel teams lays the model out in 4 steps. The organization promotes OMP as its preferred mental performance solution, athletes subscribe to the app and pay monthly or annually, and the organization receives a revenue share on each athlete subscription. OMP supplies co-branded material and engagement campaigns, and it pitches the arrangement as "a new passive revenue stream" with "no operational overhead" for the partner.
The OMP FAQ adds the consumer side. The length of a user's free trial, anywhere from 0 to 21 days, depends on the organization or academy code they sign up with, and subscriptions renew automatically unless canceled. Neither company has said how the Prep Baseball offer will work, and the release names no price or trial length.
Capacity Sports Group Has Spent 2026 Adding Pieces Around the Athlete
Capacity Sports Group (CSG) launched on January 7 through the merger of Prep Baseball and Bullpen Tournaments, an events and venue operator, with the Top Tier travel baseball program under the same roof. The company describes 6 business lines: facility management, tournaments, showcases and scouting, technology and media, travel teams, and merchandise, sponsorships, and partnerships. CEO Ken Kocher said at launch that CSG expected to "thoughtfully add complementary organizations" over time.
It's been doing that all year. In April, Buying Sandlot reported that CSG bought 4 businesses: the United Sports and YSC Sports complexes in Pennsylvania, the soccer tournament operator Sideline Sports Solutions, and Flag Football Life, which runs NFL FLAG leagues. In October it acquired LakePoint Sports, the multisport campus outside Atlanta. Terms weren't disclosed on any of those deals. The OMP partnership adds a service for athletes who already come through CSG's events and showcases.
A Small App Company Moves Into a National Showcase Network
OMP's most recent SEC Form D filing, an amendment dated September 22, reports about $2.65 million in equity sold to 49 investors since its first sale in June 2023, and it declined to disclose revenue. Its client list so far leans on national teams, MLB clubs, and major college programs. Prep Baseball gives it a national youth network in a single deal.
Both sides framed the deal around the athletes. Founder and CEO Jack Preddey said OMP is "equally committed to the next generation" as it is to elite athletes. Sean Duncan, CSG's chief strategy officer and Prep Baseball's founder, said:
"Mental training is as important as physical training, and in many cases more important. OMP gives our athletes a proven, private way to work through what they are feeling and build skills that serve them on and off the field."
Takeaways for Investors
Mental Skills Training Is Moving Into Youth Showcases
Prep Baseball is bringing OMP's app to a network that ran more than 1,600 events last year.
What Families Pay Hasn't Been Disclosed
Neither company has announced pricing for Prep Baseball athletes.
CSG Keeps Building Around Its Events
The merger, the April acquisitions, and LakePoint were about venues and tournaments. The OMP deal adds a service athletes can use between events.
OMP Has Raised About $2.65 Million
OMP's latest SEC filing reports about $2.65 million in equity sold to 49 investors since June 2023.
Press contact for Prep Baseball: Eric Nemeth, nemeth@ericpr.com, prepbaseballreport.com
