Sam Menzin

About Sam Menzin

Sam Menzin, the founder and CEO of Campus Edge Baseball, a top college baseball recruiting firm, is a highly accomplished sports executive and entrepreneur with extensive experience leading teams, developing innovative solutions for player acquisition and performance, overseeing player contract negotiations, and managing significant capital investment initiatives. He has a proven track record in a competitive industry, delivering on and off-field results.

Sam founded Campus Edge Baseball in 2025 and has built and scaled a premium college-baseball recruiting platform and advisory service, delivering personalized guidance to high-achieving student-athletes nationwide. He has developed a proprietary online recruiting infrastructure, including unique athlete profiles, a coach and school database, school-match applications, and a recruiting strategy matrix.

His responsibilities as CEO include managing sales, marketing, website development, social media, client onboarding, coach relationships, analytics, financial tracking, video optimization, and NCAA compliance. 

He partners with top baseball showcase events and cultivates direct relationships with D1, D2, D3, and JUCO coaches to enhance client placement. Sam also leverages data-driven strategy and high-conversion email, social media, and video campaigns to increase athlete exposure and drive recruiting engagement.

In addition to Campus Edge Baseball, Sam is an analyst with Woods Capital and the founder and principal of SJM Sports, a sports advisory and consulting firm that guides investors, private equity firms, and ownership groups evaluating sports assets, team acquisitions, and operational strategy.

It’s no surprise that Sam chose the sports industry as his career and has had tremendous success. His passion for baseball deepened after reading Moneyball as a teenager, sparking an interest in the game’s strategic and analytical side and helping shape his long-term career goals in the sport.

He also played on the baseball team throughout his four years at Swarthmore College and won the 2012 Centennial Conference Sportsmanship Award as a varsity player.