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I currently work as a Player Evaluation Specialist for Reliance Baseball, where I scout amateur prospects for MLB Draft consideration across NCAA and JUCO programs in the Greater Philadelphia area, and as a Data Analytics Intern with Sports Force Baseball, where I work with large pitch and hitting datasets to identify performance trends and developmental insights. I have also worked in live game data operations covering Philadelphia Phillies games, building a deep understanding of in-game strategy and situational baseball at the highest level.

Whether you're a hitter looking to make more consistent contact, a pitcher trying to sharpen your arsenal, or a player preparing for the next level, my approach starts with one simple idea: every adjustment should have a reason behind it.

Before we work on anything mechanically, we start with the numbers. Using the same statistical frameworks and analytical tools used at the collegiate and professional levels, I'll build a clear picture of where you are right now — what's working, what isn't, and where the biggest opportunities for growth are hiding in your performance data.

Understanding your data is quickly becoming as important as the physical skills themselves. If you've received Trackman reports, HitTrax data, or any kind of performance metrics from your school or organization and didn't know what to do with them, I'll help you make sense of it all, so you can take that knowledge into every game and every practice, not just our sessions together. For players with collegiate or professional aspirations, I'll help you understand what evaluators are actually looking for at the next level, how your current numbers and tools stack up, and how to put your best foot forward at showcases, tryouts, and in front of scouts.

We start with a conversation. In our first meeting, we'll talk through your background, your goals, and what you're hoping to get out of private coaching. I'll also get a sense of where you are with player technology, whether you've worked with performance data before, what tools or metrics you've been exposed to, and how comfortable you are interpreting that kind of information. There's no wrong answer here; this is just about building a clear starting point.

Depending on what performance data you already have access to we'll dig into what the numbers are telling us. If we don't have enough data to work from yet, we'll determine whether an in-person session makes sense to collect it. From there, I'll identify the key areas of your game that, when developed, will move you closest to your goals.

Next steps involve developing and executing a development program. This is where it's entirely up to you. ome players prefer a more discussion-based approach with regular virtual check-ins focused on goal setting, game planning, analytics literacy, and baseball IQ development. Others want to roll up their sleeves and get to work in person, with targeted mechanical sessions built directly around what the data identified. Most players find a rhythm somewhere in between. Whatever that looks like for you, we'll build a plan around it.

Proficient in the analytical frameworks and technologies increasingly used to evaluate and develop players at the collegiate and professional levels, including swing metrics, pitch characteristic analysis, performance forecasting, and video-based mechanical evaluation.

My expertise is analytical. I come from the scouting and data side of baseball — I evaluate players for a living, I work with professional-level performance data daily, and I have a deep understanding of what the game looks like through the lens of metrics, mechanics, and evaluation. I am also a full-time university student, and I am early in my coaching career. What I can promise is that every player I work with gets my full preparation, genuine investment in their development, and a level of analytical rigor that is hard to find at the private coaching level