I played five years of college baseball at the Junior College and Division II levels and am currently playing professional baseball. Throughout my career, I’ve experienced the realities of development, performance setbacks, and the demands that come with competing at higher levels.

During college, I developed a deeper love not only for the game of baseball, but also for walking alongside others both on and off the field. For much of my career, my identity was completely rooted in performance. As a follower of Christ, I’ve since discovered a greater purpose in playing — one grounded in competing for His glory, not my own, and finding peace through that new perspective.

If nothing else comes from my career, I hope to help athletes root their identity in Christ, experience the true joy of competing, and pursue becoming the best pitcher they can be — all while glorifying God through hard work and an intentional process. There is real freedom in competing this way, detached from the worldly outcomes and pressures that sports often place on young athletes.

I’ve seen firsthand the pressure athletes face from a young age — the expectations of who they “need” to be. Performance anxiety, burnout, and identity struggles are at an all-time high. My mission is to help athletes build a different kind of process: one rooted in intentional, focused development that maximizes their potential while keeping their identity secure. A process centered on doing everything “for the Lord, and not for man,” as it says in Colossians 3:23.

3:23 Pitching Performance was created to serve athletes who want to pursue long-term growth with intention and clarity. While I continue my own playing journey, I am committed to sharing the knowledge, lessons, and systems I have gained along the way. This platform exists to provide remote training that is thoughtful, individualized, and rooted in both performance principles and purpose—helping athletes train with freedom, discipline, and direction.