VERMONT'S PREMIER BASEBALL & SOFTBALL TRAINING FACILITY

Dan is a Vermont native who grew up in Richmond. He played two years of varsity baseball at MMU serving primarily as a pitcher/outfielder. After graduation, Dan attended Southern Maine Community College. He spent three years at SMCC while playing varsity baseball and achieving his degree in Sport Management. Dan also took courses on the side to become a certified coach through the University of Maine. 

Seth is a Wisconsin Native with an extensive playing career. After three years of Varsity Baseball in Wisconsin, Seth played one year with Bemidji State before transferring to SUNY Canton. Seth played numerous positions on the field during his collegiate career. Seth graduated from SUNY Canton with a degree in business. After graduation, he signed a contract with the Alpine Cowboys, an independent professional baseball team. 

Zac recently migrated to Vermont from Washington state to raise his first child near his wife’s hometown of Richmond. During high school, Zac was a four-year, varsity letter as a pitcher and catcher. After high school, he decided to hang up his cleats, but after time off decided to pick up a baseball again as an amateur player. This led him to realize that his passion lied with baseball and wanted to make a career out of coaching. 

Noah was a graduate of South Burlington High School in 2017. Noah played four years of Varsity Baseball, serving predominantly as a Middle Infielder. During his senior year, Noah was elected a team captain and was selected to the Twin State Classic in 2017. After high school, Noah continued his baseball career at NVU-Lyndon. Noah currently plays Third Base for the Hornets.

 Sam was a graduate of Northfield High School right here in Vermont after transferring from Randolph his Freshman year . Sam earned 4 varsity letters (1 at Randolph) while playing under National High School Hall of Fame coach Frank Pecora.
Sam was selected to 2nd team all state his sophomore year, and 1st team all state his junior and senior year while setting the schools home run record in a 16 game schedule (

 Garrett played baseball at Randolph Union High School in Vermont, graduating in 2016 before playing four years of division III college baseball. He pitched for two seasons at Wells College in upstate New York and two seasons at Pine Manor College in Boston, MA. Playing collegiate summerball all over North America have been some of his favorite baseball experiences. 

Rory played mainly summer ball, until he suffered a UCL injury and was in an

elbow brace for 8 months. This spurred his interest in injury prevention and player development.

Over the years Rory dove deeper into injuries, why they happen, and how we can reduce them. Throughout his research he came across Driveline Baseball and immediately knew Pitching Development was the path he wanted to pursue.