Adam Winchell is originally from Fort Ann and attended VTSU-Castleton where he was a member of the baseball team. Through his playing experience, he’s learned not only the fundamentals, but also the importance of discipline and a strong work ethic. Along with his time as a player, he also just finished coaching college baseball at Elmira College. This experience is what grew his passion for coaching and helping the next generation of athletes achieve their goal of playing at the next level. This is not only through skills, but also through the mental side of the game. His main area of focus is pitching, but also can give instruction with hitting and fielding.

Anna Winter, a recent graduate from Hudson Falls High School, who is enrolled at VTSU and will be conducting lessons in tunnel E.

Autumn Roberts, a recent graduate of South Glens Falls High School, was a three-year member of the varsity softball team and has been playing the sport for over 13 years. Autumn is a starter at Herkimer County Community College. Throughout her career, she has earned recognition as Female Athlete of the Year and was selected as a First-Team All-Conference player in Region 3. Passionate about the game, Autumn is dedicated to helping athletes of all ages build confidence and develop their skills while creating an inspiring and fun environment for young players who share the same love for softball. She will offer personalized hitting and fielding instruction to help players strengthen their fundamentals and grow their softball IQ.

Jack Sydor, a standout golfer out of Schuylerville High School, competed at Sectionals out of Section 2 and served as a captain of the golf team during his senior year. He currently plays to a 6 handicap and has built a strong foundation in all aspects of the game. With 2 years of experience teaching younger players, Jack has already helped golfers see real improvement in their skills and confidence. He will be offering lessons for beginner and intermediate-level golfers and is excited to continue sharing his knowledge while helping others grow their game.

Lizee will be conducting lessons in Tunnel E around her travel and school obligations.

Maddy Ring, a recent graduate of Russell Sage College with a degree in Physical Education, played softball for four years. She was a three-time conference player and captained her team during her senior year. Maddy’s expertise lies in outfield and hitting, as well as slap hitting.

Currently, she serves as a Health Teacher and Physical Education teacher at Long Lake Central School. Eager to transition her softball career, Maddy is conducting lessons on the weekends and is eager to get back at it!

Peter brings a wealth of experience to the table, having played as a catcher and center fielder in his prime. Currently, he's actively coaching in the Queensbury Little League program, where he's making a positive impact on the lives of young athletes. With his infectious energy and motivation, Peter is dedicated to helping younger players unlock their full potential on the field. He's passionate about not only improving their skills but also fostering a deeper appreciation for the sport, all while ensuring they have an absolute blast!

Meet Reece de Castro, a talented athlete with an impressive resume! 🏆 Rutland High School 2018 Team MVP and 2018 First Team all Vermont, Reece's skills on the field earned him the title of 2019 Vermont American Legion Player of the Year. 🎉 In 2021, he was named Castleton University All-Conference and 2022 Team MVP, solidifying his position as a force to be reckoned with. He also played for the Norwich Sea Unicorns in 2021 and the Glens Falls Dragons from 2021-22. 🏃‍♂️ With a .316 College Batting avg, 34 2Bs, and 13 HRs, Reece's stats speak for themselves. Today, he's giving back to the sport and expanding his availability to our facility! 💪

Ryan Gillis, a graduate of Saratoga Central Catholic and is currently enrolled at SUNY Adirondack. Ryan will be conducting pitching lessons in tunnel A and then hitting lessons in tunnel B.

Trey LaVigne is a standout 2021 graduate from Niskayuna High School, where he had an incredible baseball career. After graduating in 2021, he went on to pursue his bachelor's degree in physical education at Castleton University, where he continued to excel on and off the field. Currently, he is finishing his master's degree in special education, a true testament to his dedication and perseverance. And if that's not impressive enough, he's still actively playing baseball, showcasing his passion and commitment to the sport! Trey's ultimate goal is to share the same passion, knowledge, and experience with the next generation of players, inspiring them to reach their full potential.