Meet Our Coaches

 Coach Matt’s passion for sports has been a lifelong pursuit, evolving into a dedicated calling as he began coaching his own children and their peers. With a background as a former varsity baseball and basketball player, along with ranking in the top 10% as an amateur golfer, Coach Matt brings a wealth of experience and expertise to his coaching. His commitment to nurturing athletes and fostering a love for the game is at the core of his coaching philosophy. nd basketball player and a top 10% amateur golfer, Coach Matt brings a wealth of experience and expertise to the field. 

Coach D is a youth trainer who played 4 years of college football at Morehouse College. His experience has taught him the values of teamwork, discipline, and perseverance, which he aims to pass on to young athletes.

For 15 years, he has coached football, basketball, and baseball, focusing on skill development, fostering a love for the game, and inspiring players to push their limits.  D's mission is to develop athletes and well-rounded individuals who value hard work, resilience, sportsmanship. 

Coach DJ Neal, a multi-sport athlete at the University of SC, played collegiate baseball for two years as well as football before being drafted by the Toronto Blue Jays in 2017. With 5 years of minor league experience, he brings valuable insights to his coaching. Specializing in hitting, fielding, and plyo training, DJ works with athletes at all levels to sharpen their skills and build confidence. Passionate about the game, he is committed to helping young athletes turn their dreams into reality.

Coach Wolensky played high school baseball at Chamblee High. After earning scholarships to Georgia Tech and transferring to Chipola College, he was named an Academic All-American. David was drafted by the Angels in 99', reaching as high as the 13th-ranked prospect before undergoing Tommy John surgery in 2004.

Since 2007, Coach Wolensky has worked with pitchers and has served as a pitching instructor for the Canes for 16 years. His focus is on arm health and proper mechanics for young pitchers.

Steven played high school baseball at American Heritage School in South Florida, where he earned All-State honors during his final two years. He continued his baseball career at Florida A&M University in Tallahassee, FL.

Steven has coached at the high school level, working with teams at both American Heritage and Marjory Stoneman Douglas, as well as with the Florida Pokers travel program. Additionally, he has served as a hitting instructor, working with athletes at all levels, from youth players to a select group of professional athletes.

Steven is deeply passionate about both the physical and mental aspects of hitting, helping players develop a well-rounded approach to the game.