Baseball has been the cornerstone of my life since childhood. My journey began under the guidance of my mother, who coached my Little League team and instilled in me the value of hard work. This foundation set the stage for a remarkable youth career:
- Made a 13-year-old AAU team at age 12, starting at 3rd base
- Played 3rd base for the first two years of high school
- Transitioned to shortstop, becoming the best player in the state in 2002
- Named Player of the Decade in 2010
- Played at Fenway Park, earning MVP honors in a game against Team Connecticut
My high school career culminated in a full athletic scholarship to college, a testament to years of dedication and skill development.
Life took an unexpected turn when a car accident occurred just two weeks before I was set to begin college. After a three-month coma, I awoke to a changed world and a different path ahead.
Despite the challenges, my passion for baseball remains undiminished. I've had the privilege of watching former AAU opponents from Florida and Texas make it to the major leagues, a reminder of the talent I once competed alongside.
Today, I'm channeling my expertise and experience into helping the next generation of players. Drawing from my own training and the wisdom of my coaches, I focus on both the mental and physical aspects of the game. My goal is to share insights on:
- Position-specific drills and techniques
- Strength and conditioning
- Mental preparation and game strategy
Whether as a coach, trainer, or scout, I aim to contribute to the baseball community that shaped me. My journey proves that while life may throw curveballs, the lessons learned on the diamond can guide us through any challenge.