Queen of Diamonds Showcase NORTH
This Showcase began in 1993 to allow collegiate bound High School athletes an opportunity to showcase their talents to college coaches. Athletes attending this Showcase come from all over the United States and Canada. In 2005 we had 9 athletes that came all the way from the Netherlands. With the commitment of athletes to sign up to play in the Showcase, each athlete is provided information on how to get themselves reviewed with Universities of their liking.

The Universities attending come from all over the East Coast, the Southern States, and Mid-West. The divisions represented by these Universities are NCAA Division I, Division II, Division III, NAIA, NJCAA and NCCAA!  

In conjunction with the QDSN, prior to the showcase, is Kent State's Showcase Camp. There is a huge staff of ex-collegiate players, current player staff, and University coaches from the region. The Camp teaches and puts all these athletes in situations which show their talents. It's important to point out that the QDSN has no affiliation with KSU's camp. Athletes wishing to attend the KSU camp must contact the University for inquires.

The core focus of this event is marketing the athletes prior to the event getting them on radar screens of each athlete’s University of choice.

Queen of Diamonds Showcase EAST
This Showcase is in its inaugural year and is set to allow collegiate bound High School athletes an opportunity to showcase their talents to college coaches. The core focus of this event is marketing the athletes prior to the event getting them on radar screens of each athlete’s University of choice. Targeted athletes will be from the east coast, mid-west and near south. 

The Universities attending come from all over the East Coast, the Southern States, and near Mid-West. The divisions represented by these Universities are NCAA Division I, Division II, Division III, NAIA, NJCAA and NCCAA!  

In conjunction with the QDSE, there is also the QDSN held each January at Kent State University in Ohio, the QDSS held Labor Day weekend each year in South Carolina at Winthrop University.  At each event, there is a Camp prior to the Queen of Diamonds events that  teaches and puts all these athletes in situations which show their talents. It's important to point out that the Queen of Diamonds events have no affiliation with any Universtiy. Athletes wishing to attend a camp at any Queen of Diamond setting must contact the University for inquires.

Queen of Diamonds Showcase SOUTH
This Showcase began in 2006 to allow collegiate-bound High School athletes an opportunity to showcase their talents to college coaches. Athletes attending this Showcase come from all over the United States and Canada. With the commitment of athletes to sign up to play in the Showcase, each athlete is provided information on how to get themselves reviewed by Universities of their liking.

The Universities attending come from all over the Southern States, the East Coast, and Mid-West. The divisions represented by these Universities are NCAA Division I, Division II, Division III, NAIA, NJCAA and NCCAA!  

In conjunction with the QDSS, prior to the showcase, is Winthrop University's camp. This camp will be specific to a player's talent with drills being set so that players can show off their skills. It's important to point out that the QDSS has no affiliation with Winthrop University's camp. Athletes wishing to attend this camp must contact the University for inquires. The application for the camp can be found on Winthrop's website.

The core focus of this event is marketing the athletes prior to the event getting them on radar screens of each athlete’s University of choice.