Pitching Instructors:

Justin Robinson has 5 years of professional baseball experience and 15 years of coaching experience. In his years as a coach, he has won 3 high school state championships at Bishop Foley in 2011, 12, 13. He also went to the USCAA college world series as the pitching coach for Rochester College in 2004. He has won numerous tournament championships in summer baseball coaching for the A’s. As a pitching coach, he has helped well over a hundred pitchers get into college baseball and worked with over a dozen pitchers who have gone on to get drafted. Robinson’s expertise is throwing velocity and commanding the strike zone.

Kyle Lugar will serve as a pitching instructor in our program. He started his career at the College of Central Florida, then Embry–Riddle Aeronautical University in the Sunshine State Conference, and completed his college career at Middle Georgia State University. He finished his playing career playing professionally in the United shores professional baseball league.

Justin Campbell was part of the 2017 Bishop Foley state championship team. He went on to play at the collegiate level for 4 years at Tulane University and 1 year at Trevecca Nazarene University. He was First-Team All Conference and tied the school season win record during his season at Trevecca.

Max Bain serves as a pitching instructor in our program. He played his collegiate ball at Northwood University before starting his professional career. He is currently playing in the Chicago Cubs organization, with the South Bend Cubs. Max has his Rapsodo Pitching Certification and brings advanced knowledge of pitching analytics.
Hitting, Fielding, and Catching Instructors:

Ryan Good graduated from Rochester Hight School and moved on to play at Mott Community College and Oakland University. He served as the Lead Hitting & Pitching Instructor at Hitz baseball and was the Assistant GM at B2B Baseball & Softball Academy in Manheim, PA. In 2016, he became the Pitching Coach and First Base Coach for the USPBL’s Eastside Diamond Hoppers.

Keith Lelli was an all-state high school baseball player at Madison Heights Lamphere before playing collegiately for Madonna University. He has 13 years of coaching experience at both the high school level and for the A’s. A number of players from his teams have gone on to play at the collegiate and professional level.