Jacob Rebar
HITTING/PITCHING INSTRUCTOR
- Attended Merrill F West High School in Tracy, CA
- Played varsity baseball all 4 years
- Received scholarship and pitched at the University of Utah for 4 years
I have played all positions that a left hander can play and was fortunate to do all of them in college. Growing up in Northern California, I learned to play a hard-nosed style of baseball and try to implement that in my training. I like to make sure the kids think they are the best on the field at all times and that hard work makes you believe so.
Teaching the kids isn’t all about becoming a better baseball player, but a better man. I love to pass on my knowledge of the game to the younger generation because I believe I owe it to the game of baseball. Without it, I would not have gone to college or made the friends I have today. I hope to help these kids have the same opportunity that I was fortunate to have.
Gabe Singer
INSTRUCTOR
- Salt Lake City native
- University of Utah 2021 and 2022
- Started college career at Salt Lake Community College
- Student-Assistant Coach for the University of Utah 2022-23 season
- Assistant Coach of the Amsterdam Mohawks during the 2023 PGCBL season
My love for baseball and coaching runs deep. This game isn’t just about what happens on the field, it’s about the lessons it imparts in life. Baseball is a constant reminder of the importance of perserverance and staying strong when things don’t go your way. It’s a game where failure is part of the package. Whether it’s striking out with the bases loaded or making a crucial mistake. In those tough moments, I’ve learned valuable life skills. The best mentors I’ve had, through their actions both in and out of the game, taught me how to handle these challenges and bounce back. I want to pay it foward, passing on these lessons to others, and helping them succeed not only in baseball but also in the game of life.
Braxton Pearson
CATCHING/DEFENSE INSTRUCTOR
I have always enjoyed baseball. I grew a love for the game through my father who always spent the time to coach me and help get me to the next level throughout his baseball career.
I started my baseball career playing infield but went on to play Catcher at Cottonwood High School. I played baseball all through High School where I was coached by Jason Crawford and John Hoover.
While I never had the opportunity to play college baseball, I still loves the game. I love to teach young athletes and be that role model in their life like my father was for me.
Stewart Christensen
INSTRUCTOR
I grew up in Tooele, Utah and attended Tooele High School. Growing up baseball was always a passion for me. I had great coaches growing up that showed me the right way to play the game while also showing me how to be a better person off the field. That is the philosophy I take into my coaching. My goal is to coach and teach the next generation how amazing this game is.
Pitching has always been my passion. I also played shortstop and third base through high school and then in college turned to just pitching. I attended the College of the Siskiyous in Northern California. I was a relief pitcher there and continued to grow my education for all aspects of the game. I have always loved being around the game anyway possible and was an umpire for 5 years, umpiring ages 6-18.
I have the most fun when I am on a baseball field or helping teach the game to young players. Along with honing their skills on all aspects of pitching, my goal is to spread love of the game and to grow their skills on the field and give them tools to be an even better person off the field.
Parker Hall
PITCHING/HITTING INSTRUCTOR
- Bonneville High School – 1st team All State Junior and Senior years. .500 batting average during those years as well as a sub 4 ERA.
- Salt Lake Community College – pitched for two years with a sub 4 ERA and a 2-1 K/BB ratio. Top velocity 93 MPH.
- Menlo College – Currently still playing here due to season being canceled from COVID. Top 3 in conference in strikeouts and innings pitched.
Being able to instruct young players who are eager to learn the game of baseball is something I look forward to everyday. My goal during lessons is to create a solid foundation for the kids so they can compete in every facet of the game. I teach simple mechanics that are easy to learn and very efficient and powerful. I make sure the players stay focused and treat every throw as if they were in a game like situation to instill the “compete in everything you do” mindset. This is the biggest part of being a baseball player; being able to compete even if you don’t have your best stuff on a given day.
Cole Rosin
- Started playing baseball at age 5 and continued to play until age 17.
- Played Softball for 14 years.
- Coached T-Ball and Baseball with the WJCH Ronwood Teams.
I played travel baseball through hight school which ended due to a shoulder injury. Baseball and softball has been my passion for as long as I can remember and teaching others the skills I have learned and developed has been a dream of mine. My goal as a coach and an instructor is to teach kids the knowledge of baseball and help them understand that failure is a part of the game and to never give up. Hard work pays off. As an instructor, I will be there every step of the way to help encourage players to be the best and most respected versions of themselves. The game of baseball is very special and will reward you with hard work and dedication!
Dylan Beckley
- LHHS Varsity Baseball – 3 Years
- 2010 Bulldogs Cooperstown
- 2011-2015 El Toro Feeder Team
I played baseball my whole life, and I am a better person because of it! I am originally from California and played 16 years there. I played every position a lefty can play and primarily pitched. After an injury to my arm my senior year of high school, I decided to pursue coaching baseball instead of playing. I want to pass down my knowledge of baseball to players and help them become better players. I believe in hard work, confidence and positivity. It is important to me that all players have the opportunity to learn the necessary skills to play baseball.