Before I ever became a coach, I had the privilege of playing for Coach Logan. I believed in his vision from the very beginning of Bay Area and was fortunate to be a part of one of his very first high school teams. The lessons, leadership, and passion he brought to the game had a lasting impact on me throughout my baseball career. When my playing days came to an end, becoming a coach felt like the natural next step. I wanted the opportunity to give back to the game that gave me so much and help develop young athletes the same way Coach Logan helped shape me. Coaching has allowed me to continue that legacy and invest in the next generation of players.

I had the opportunity to coach a 9U baseball team that was struggling to compete and had difficulty finding success on the field. Through a strong emphasis on player development, fundamentals, accountability, and building confidence, our team made tremendous progress over the next two years. What started as a program searching for wins grew into one of the top five ranked teams in the state. Watching those young athletes develop their skills, believe in themselves, and achieve success together reinforced my passion for coaching and showed me the impact that consistent instruction, hard work, and a positive culture can have on a team.