Professional: Grand Falls Cataracts in Grand Falls, New Brunswick, Canada May 2024 - Sep 2024: - Was first in the league in six categories (OBP., OPS., Triples, Runs Scored, Walks, and Stolen Bases) and top five in every other category - Won player of the week on June 4th - Lead the team in every hitting category for playoffs Japan Winter League in Okinawa, Japan Nov 2023 - Dec 2023: - Won game MVP on December 6 - Was the starting right fielder in the World vs. Japan game - Was a perfect 8/8 in stolen bases against the best catchers in the country College; Hawaii Pacific University in Honolulu Hawaii 2019-2022: - Lead the conference in triples in the year 2021 and was top five in every year - Was a starting outfielder all four years and top of the order guy all four years I played there - Lead the copper stone bases in 2021 and was top 50 in the country in all Division 2 South Mountain Community College in Phoenix, Arizona 2017-2019 - Bounced my way back to an everyday player after a bad ankle injury, my sophomore year, which helped me get to Hawaii Pacific University on a athletic scholarship High School: Bishop Gorman High School in Las Vegas, Nevada 2013-2017 - Second team all region in my senior year of high school - Help lead the team to the state playoffs my senior year - Worked my way to a starting position my junior year as we were ranked top 25 in the country

The best coach I ever had was Brian Kaplan. He was the best coach because he was my first ever coach to help me become the person who I am today. I still talk to him to this day and consistently keep in contact and see him as much as possible. We always check up on each other and that is a type of coach I’ve always wanted to someone who is not only my coach, but I someone I can look up to and that’s who he was.

What athletes and parents should know about me is I’m an open book I am willing to do anything to help your athlete become the best version of him/her self on and off the field. When we are in the cage or on the field, we will work harder than the session before to push them to want to get better

I currently coach that i9 sports which has been awesome being able to teach kids baseball and all type of sports from three years old to 11 years old. I’ve been doing that for around a year and it’s been nothing short of awesome. I was also a hitting coach/athletic trainer at Hawaiian Hardball in Honolulu, Hawaii. That was a blast being able to bring and teach my strengths that I learned while playing college to athletes who want to go to college and become starters and make a difference on the team.

I can help an athlete improve their game by fixing the small kinks that can change a swing from being an average swing to an elite swing. On the defensive side, playing outfield, I can help the athlete be the best defender on the team. And on the mental aspect, I can help the athlete become stronger mentally which will lead to success in every other aspect

A typical training session starts with me asking how the athletes swing is or how has their swing felt in the past. And then from there we will go off the tee to get loose and do a couple drills to help with what he/she told me needs to get worked on. Then from there, I will start doing some front tossed, so he/she can see a moving target. Then, depending on the age group, I will throw some over hand toss to them. During at overhand tosses where I will let them swing more freely and loosely to see the improvements made from the session. On the defensive side, if the athlete is an outfielder, different days call for different drills. One day will work on throwing to the base or just working on the mechanics of throwing and then the next day we will work on foot work that will help us get to and track down the ball.