Can involvement in HBCU baseball camps improve my extracurriculars?

So, I'm a junior and I've been considering attending some HBCU baseball camps to amp up my skills and maybe get some good extracurriculars down for my college apps. Do you guys think these camps are seen as valuable experiences by admissions committees, or should I focus on other activities? Anyone got any insights or personal experiences with this?

Attending HBCU baseball camps can be a solid addition to your extracurricular profile, especially if you're aiming to continue playing baseball in college. These camps provide a great opportunity to demonstrate your dedication to the sport and to showcase your skills. While they may not carry the same weight as Tier 1 or Tier 2 extracurriculars, which reflect national or state-level achievements, they still show your active engagement and passion which is valuable. However, your impact within these camps, leadership roles, and any recognition you might receive will further underscore their value on your application. If baseball is a significant part of your identity and application 'spike', then continue to pursue these opportunities in conjunction with other high-impact activities. For instance, if you also secure a leadership role, like a team captaincy or organize community service events through the sport, this would reflect well on your dedication and ability to influence others positively. Remember, colleges appreciate students who demonstrate commitment and growth in their activities, and participating in specialized camps like HBCU baseball camps can underscore your commitment to the sport.