Our Team.

At TPC, we are not only dedicated to bringing you the best information available but also to providing you the highest level of quality instruction. We believe that, in order to do so, our staff must be comprised of highly experienced instructors who are eager to learn more. All of our instructors believe in teaching in a positive environment and will strive to do their best to help each player maximize his or her potential.

20+

Year Training Players

10+ Instructors

available for private lessons and classes.

Jason Sekany

Master Instructor / Owner

Pitching Instructor: Master Level 9
Certified Arm Care Specialist
USA Baseball Certified Coach
Power Throwing Master Instructor

With 4 decades of pitching experience, Jason Sekany is the founder and lead pitching instructor at TPC Baseball & The Pitching Center.

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Matt Rose

Master Instructor

Master Instructor: Level 5
Certified GOATA Movement Coach
Master Softball Fastpitch Instructor

TPC Instructor since 2018

Matt joins TPC the TPC Staff bringing a unique blend of baseball and softball experience. Following his playing days, Matt went on to serve his community as a Police Officer for 15 years until his career ended due to injury sustained in the line of duty in 2016. In addition to his service he has worked with area youth players in both baseball & softball for over 25 years.

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Alex Rojas

Master Instructor / Hitting Director

Master Instructor: Level 4
Speed/Power/Movement Coach
Power Hitting Master Instructor & Program Director
Disciplines: Hitting, Speed/Power/Movement, Catching, Fielding

TPC Instructor since 2019

Background

Alex was born and raised in the East Bay. Born in Fremont and raised in Pleasanton. Both of his parents played a major influence in his playing career and his love of baseball came from his father, MLB Coach Bruce Hines, and his favorite coach, the late Frank Knox of the Tri-Valley Babe Ruth Royals. He lived and played most of his baseball career in the Bay Area.

Playing experience:

Alex played baseball for fun as a kid in little league. He turned over a new leaf and pursued baseball as a passion, developing his work ethic after his nine-year old season because he “cried after watching his friends practicing on the all-star team after finding out he didn’t make the team.” Playing for the Pleasanton American and Tri-Valley Babe Ruth All Stars from ages 10-15. He played all four years of baseball at Amador Valley, two years on varsity. In 2010, AVHS was voted #9 in the nation and #1 in the state after going 25-3 and winning NCS and EBAL decisively, beating Foothill in the NCS final 12-1.. During his high school years, he played for Don Johns and the Danville Hoots. He spent time working at TPC with Coach Kevin Kim as a little leaguer and high school player.

During his time playing in the East Bay, Alex was fortunate to train and play with the likes of dozens of collegiate and professional baseball players like: Stephen Piscotty, Chris Keck, Daniel Jackson, TJ Friedl, Will Anderson, Michael Theofanopoulus, Joey Moroney, Evan Brisentine, Joe Navilhon, Mark Appel, Shawn Dunston Jr. and more.

After graduating in 2011, Alex suffered numerous injuries and off-field issues that kept him from playing from 2012-2014. After earning a scholarship to Vincennes University where he broke out, stayed healthy, and earned his Associate’s in Kinesiology, he was awarded a scholarship to four-year Eastern New Mexico Univ. He suffered yet another injury which cost him the season and then suffered the loss of his mother, bringing him closer to family, he transferred to West Liberty University where he finished his collegiate career.

After finishing his season, he spent a summer in Kent, WA studying and training with Driveline Baseball, a giant in the performance industry. During his time there, he developed into a professional baseball player, received an invite to the Palm Springs Winter League where he played well enough to sign a contract with the United Shores Professional Baseball League. This is where he met Tony Dress and was training at TPC for his spring training with the USPBL. He chose to retire from baseball and had necessary surgery for an injury. He now pursues coaching and competing in martial arts.

Coaching experience:

Alex has been a certified personal trainer since age 19, and is now a yoga/group exercise instructor with numerous certifications in human movement/performance. He is an aspiring CSCS that teaches multiple times a week in multiple modalities, from strength and conditioning to youth hitting lessons

He can develop personalized strength and conditioning programs from specific individuals, groups, or teams. He can lead a group of adults or children in related movement sessions to not only mobilize the body but, coordinate the body and mind together. He enjoys working with all individuals that are interested in weight loss, muscle building, rehab, or general workouts through his personal company, Namastrength Athletics. Follow his Instagram for more information, @namastrengthathletics

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Alaina Sekany

Director of Athletic Performance

Director of Athletic Performance
Staff Instructor
Strength Trainer
Nutrition Specialist
Certified Program Design Specialist

TPC Instructor since 2024

Background

Alaina grew up playing competitive soccer in the Bay Area from second grade through her senior year of high school. She played for Livermore Fusion for the rst 6 years of her competitive soccer career. At 13, Alaina decided she wanted to play soccer in college, so she began strength training in order to take her game to the next level. The speed, agility, and strength she developed in the weight room allowed her to play for the U.S. Soccer Developmental Academy with Lamorinda SC, which opened up opportunities for her to play at the college level. Unfortunately due to a hip injury, Alaina had to hang up her cleats after her senior season.

Although her soccer career came to an end, she continued strength training and found a true passion for it. Through her own experience, education, and research, Alaina was able to correct the underlying issues that led to her injury, which improved her strength, mobility, and overall quality of life. This experience inspired Alaina to teach athletes how to use strength training as a tool to not only become better players, but also to ensure they have long, healthy careers.

While giving up soccer was a challenge, it allowed Alaina to go after another one of her dreams, which was to earn a pre-med degree so she could ultimately have a career in medicine. While pursuing her degree, Alaina had multiple internships in clinical settings, including a position in the Cardiology Department at a Stanford Health Care hospital. Working in a cardiac stress lab, she was responsible for conducting tness tests and educating patients about the importance of proper diet and exercise.

Coaching experience:

Alaina rst got involved in strength and conditioning here at TPC in 2020 as the assistant coach for Varsity Elite Lifting. After graduating from San Diego State University with a degree in pre-med Cellular and Molecular Biology, Alaina decided to combine her passions for science, strength training, and coaching, and became a certified personal trainer and group fitness instructor.

As a trainer, she worked with a wide variety of clients, including youth athletes looking to get stronger for their sport. She not only wrote individualized training programs to help her clients achieve their goals, but also offered 1 on 1 nutrition coaching to educate people on how to properly fuel their bodies to support their efforts in the gym.

Before moving back to the Bay Area, Alaina worked with multiple TPC students remotely, writing off season strength programs and nutrition plans that helped them increase size, strength, and throwing velocity. Aside from being a personal trainer and strength coach, Alaina also has experience coaching sports such as boxing and swimming for athletes of all ages and skill levels.

Since becoming a personal trainer, Alaina has also earned a specialty in strength program design. Having learned from some of the top industry professionals in strength and conditioning and physical therapy, she has a thorough understanding of how to design strength programs that will take any athlete’s game to the next level.

Education:

B.S. Cellular and Molecular Biology – San Diego State University
NASM CPT (certified personal trainer)
CSCS (certified strength & conditioning specialist)
CCPSC (certified strength programming specialist)

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CONTACT Alaina Sekany

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Ryan Robinson

Master Trainer

Master Trainer
Throwing/Pitching
Master Power Throwing Instructor

TPC Instructor since 2023

BACKGROUND

Ryan was born in Pleasanton CA and has lived in Livermore all his life. He has been involved with baseball since the age of five. He grew up playing both soccer and baseball but knew early on that baseball, particularly pitching, was all he wanted to do. He passes on the love of the game by volunteering with youth programs like the Challenger Baseball League as well as being a Big Brother for a local San Diego Community outreach program.

He developed an incredible work ethic having dealt with adversity, undergoing multiple surgeries and kidney transplant at 10 years old as well as various other sports injuries – broken foot, broken hand, and Tommy Johns through high school.

He enjoys boating, wake boarding and wake surfing in his free time.

PLAYING EXPERIENCE

Ryan played little league from the age of 5 until the age of 10. After little league he went on to play for a travel ball team called the Gamers/Berkovich. Ryans primary focus was as a pitcher, but he also was proficient as outfielder, first baseman, and a right-handed catcher. Through the years Ryan gained experience dealing with lead offs, balks, and how to throw off speed consistently.

Ryan first became a student at TPC when he was 14 years old and continued through high school. Ryan wanted to realize his growing passion for the mound by taking his skills to the next level. His goal was to pitch at a D1 college, and he was able to leverage the tools and experience gained at TPC which helped him refine his mechanics, strength and mental aspects of the game needed to be a competitive pitcher.

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB CAREER

Ryan went on to play baseball in high school for Livermore High School and graduated in 2018. He moved to the varsity team as a sophomore where he focused primarily on pitching. He played Varsity in his last 3 years at Livermore High and holds to date the single season strikeout record at Livermore High, previously set by Randy Johnson. Ryan played for Headfirst Berkovich beginning 2013 through 2017.

HIGHLIGHTS

Helped his team to a North Coast Section Division II Title in 2016
Selected team captain his junior and senior seasons (2017, 2018)
Named Second Team All-Conference in 2018
Collected 132 total tournament wins with Berkovich (2013-2017)
Secured a Mickey Mantle World Series berth (2016)

COLLEGIATE CAREER – Overall Collegiate Career Ending Stats — 2.24 ERA, 27-5

Ohlone College in Fremont, CA (2019–2020) 2019 Stats—2.24 ERA, 9-2 2020 Stats—3.03 ERA, 6-0 (Short Season)

HIGHLIGHTS

Appeared as Starter and in relief in 18+ appearances on the mound – 126 total innings pitched
Two-time Academic All-American (2019, 2020)

University of San Diego in San Diego, CA (2020 – 2023)

D1 CAREER HIGHLIGHTS

All-WCC Honorable Mention (2021, 2022, 2023)

REDSHIRT SOPHOMORE (2021) Stats—1.96 ERA, 2-2

Appeared in 18 relief appearances and one start on the mound – 23 total innings pitched

REDSHIRT JUNIOR (2022) Stats—2.70 ERA, 3-0

Appeared in 26 of San Diego’s games on the mound – 33.2 total innings pitched
Threw 2.1 scoreless innings across two different outings in the WCC Tournament (May 26 and 27)
Appeared in both of USD’s games against Vanderbilt at the NCAA Corvallis Regional (June 3 and 5)

REDSHIRT SENIOR (2023) Stats—3.40 ERA, 7-1

Appeared in 22 of San Diego’s games on the mound, including three starts – 40 total innings pitched
Started USD’s opening round WCC Tournament matchup with Saint Mary’s at Las Vegas Ballpark May 24

Training Disciplines

Baseball & Softball

Pitching, Power Throwing, Arm Care, Speed/Agility, Strength/Conditioning

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Zion Springer

Staff Trainer

Staff Trainer
Throwing/Pitching
Power Throwing Instructor
Hitting Instructor
Catching Specialist

TPC Instructor since 2024

BACKGROUND

Zion was born in Albuquerque, New Mexico and lived there until he was 17. Once he graduated from high school, he pursued one of his scholarship opportunities in the Bay Area. Zion’s introduction to baseball started when he was four years old, his older brother’s team needed an extra player during one of their games and from that point baseball became a part of who Zion is. His love for baseball expands much more than just playing, he strongly believes we all have the right to play and be a part of this game. With this belief, he is always willing to help those around him and help others understand this game he is very passionate about. Zion knows anything is possible, with patience and discipline there is no goal that can’t be achieved.

PLAYING EXPERIENCE

Zion played little league from the age of 4 until the age of 13. At the same time he was playing little league he played on a number of different travel ball teams starting at the age of 7. One of his favorite memories was during his second year of travel ball when he hit his first home run. During the ages of 12-13, Zion had the opportunity to play in the regionals of the Junior Little League World Series, both times being eliminated in the semi finals.

Zion’s final travel ball team, the Sidewinders, was ranked 1st in New Mexico and 3rd in the nation for all 5 years he played with them. This experience truly opened opportunities and his mind to just how big the world of baseball is.

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB CAREER

Zion played baseball in high school for Volcano Vista HS and graduated in 2018. During his high school career he played all 9 positions a handful of times and quickly became one of top utility players in the state. His senior year he settled into the role of catching as this was where colleges found the highest interest in him. Zion holds the record at Volcano Vista for most Putouts in a single season.

HIGHLIGHTS

· Selected team captain his senior year.

· Senior year was voted MVP by players and coaches.

· Won his school’s batting title senior year.

· Won 5 state championships for USSSA

· Played in a USSSA World Series Championship against the #1 team in the nation

COLLEGIATE CAREER

Overall Collegiate Career Ending Stats — B avg. 314 Fld% .988

HIGHLIGHTS

· Played in the Puerto Rican National League during his

sophomore year of college. Playing against some ex big leaguers

and current minor leaguers.

· Played in a top ten ranked summer league junior year of

college. Having the opportunity to play alongside some top D1

talent.

Coaching Background

Zion first started coaching when he was in high school, he would run small youth camps with his coaches at the time. This quickly grew into a passion for teaching the game to those around him. During his time at Menlo College, he had the opportunity to grow his baseball knowledge with many different coaches, allowing him to see the game from many different perspectives and understand there is no “one-fix” for each person. In understanding that each player he works with is different in playing style, he can adapt to their needs. Coaching collegiate athletes alongside Tyger Pederson and D.J. Sharabi, Zion’s experience was exposed to a much higher level of thinking.

With this experience, Zion is now determined to help all the athletes he works with reach their full potential, both mentally and physically.

Training Disciplines: Pitching, Throwing, Power Throwing, Arm Care, Catching, Fielding, Hitting, Athlete Development and Strength Training

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email: [email protected]

Ikeyia Alexander

Staff Instructor

Associate Instructor
Softball Hitting Specialist
Softball Fastpitch Pitching Specialist

TPC Instructor since 2024

BACKGROUND

Ikeyia was born in San Fransisco, CA and has lived in Livermore for the past 5 years. She has been involved with softball since the age of nine. She grew up playing softball and basketball primarily, although she played many more sports. She knew softball, particularly infield, was the sport she would dedicate herself too. She currently works as an educator.

Growing up she watched her single mom work hard and often in order to allow her to play ball. This helped her develop a go getter attitude and work ethic. Although after undergoing knee surgery while playing collegiate ball did slow her down, it did not stop the passion and dedication she had for the sport!

PLAYING EXPERIENCE

Ikeyia’s journey into the realm of athletics began at the age of 9, when she first stepped onto the recreation ball field. From those early days until she turned 12, she honed her skills amidst the camaraderie of recreational play, laying the foundation for her future endeavors. Transitioning into more competitive arenas, Ikeyia joined the travel ball team, Castro Valley Synergy, where her talents flourished. It wasn’t long before her prowess caught the attention of recruiters, leading her to the esteemed All American Sports Academy, where she continued to shine on the diamond.

Although her primary position was first base, Ikeyia’s versatility was evident as she seamlessly transitioned between positions, displaying equal proficiency as a catcher and third baseman. Her versatility extended beyond defense, consistently delivering at the plate from the coveted 3 or 4 spot in the lineup.Throughout her journey, Ikeyia faced countless challenges, yet it was her knack for clutch plays that truly set her apart. From inning-saving catches to game-changing pickoffs, her athleticism and instincts were unmatched, culminating in a remarkable triple play against the formidable University of Alabama.

Driven by an unwavering determination to achieve her dreams, Ikeyia set her sights on becoming a Division 1 athlete and the first in her family to earn a college degree. Tirelessly dedicating herself to mastering every facet of the game, she immersed herself in learning various positions to enhance her prospects at the collegiate level.

After fulfilling her collegiate aspirations, Ikeyia embarked on a new chapter in her career, transitioning seamlessly into the realm of training and coaching. In 2019, she made her mark as a coach for the West Bay Warriors, leveraging her wealth of experience to mentor and inspire the next generation of athletes.While her professional journey briefly paused to focus on expanding her family, Ikeyia’s passion for the game continues to burn brightly, driving her to leave an indelible impact on the world of athletics, both on and off the field.

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB CAREER

Ikeyia went on to play softball at high school for Arroyo High School and graduated in 2013. She moved to the varsity team as a sophomore, although she helped Varsity throughout the year, where she focused primarily on catching. During her time at Arroyo High School she was captain of the Varsity team two consecutive years.

HIGHLIGHTS

· Named First Team All-League during sophomore and junior season

· Full Ride Scholarship

COLLEGIATE CAREER

Overall Collegiate Career Ending Stats — .230 AVG, .370 SLG%, .341 OB%, .968 FLD%

D1 CAREER HIGHLIGHTS

· 8 Homeruns in one season

REDSHIRT SOPHOMORE

· Made it to SWAC Tournament every year

· Named Madness SWAC Softball Player of the Week (x2)Coaching

Training Disciplines

Softball Hitting, Pitching, Fielding, Speed/Agility, Athlete Development,

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Sam Mandel

Master Instructor

Master Instructor: Level 2
Rehabilitation Throwing Specialist
Power Throwing Master Instructor
Rapsodo Certified Specialist

TPC Instructor since 2018

Sam joins the TPC staff as a recent college graduate. Sam attended Bentley High School and Linfield College and began training with TPC in 2012 and continued throughout his playing career. He is a multi year alumnus of the Power Throwing Program and Advanced Pitching Mechanics. Sam has also served as a camp instructor, college intern and business contributor. We are excited to have Sam on board to share his first hand playing and TPC student experience with our current and future students.

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Kevin Kim

Master Instructor / Director of Culture

Master Instructor: Level 5
Rehabilitation Throwing Specialist
Power Throwing Master Instructor

TPC Instructor since 2007

Kevin brings a wealth of experience including 20 years as High School pitching coach with San Ramon Valley, De La Salle, The Athenian, and Eagle. Kevin has also led the TPC Power Throwing program since 2012.

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Rashun Dixon

Associate Trainer

Associate Trainer
Hitting
Power Hitting
Speed/Agility
Strength/Power Training

TPC Instructor since 2024

Rashun is joining the TPC staff as a former minor league baseball and college football player. With over three years of experience providing private lessons, Rashun is passionate about sharing his knowledge and experience with young athletes.

While attending Mississippi State University, Rashun studied business administration and played one year of varsity football. Since returning to the Bay Area, Rashun has worked with athletes as young as five, focusing on developing their baseball skills and fostering a positive, competitive, and fun learning environment.

Playing Experience:

Grew up in Jackson, MS, playing baseball, football, and basketball at Terry High School.
Received a full-ride scholarship to Mississippi State for baseball and football.
Selected by the Oakland A’s in the 10th round of the 2008 draft.

Coaching Experience:

Over five years of coaching and training experience.

Training Disciplines:

Baseball: Hitting, Fielding, Catching, Speed/Agility, Strength Training

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Tim Conrad

Camps Director / Staff Trainer

Staff Instructor
Baseball & Softball Camps Director
Power Hitting Instructor

TPC Instructor since 2022

Background

Tim joins the TPC staff as a long time Coach and Athlete in the East Bay. He has worked with high school and middle school athletes in various sports in the Tri-Valley throughout the past 15 years. While attending ASU and Fresno State, Tim took many coaching courses within the exercise science departments, with a main focus on coaching philosophy and gaining experience. Since 2015 he has been coaching full-time, mainly at the high school level and some on the private side, with a drive for building a positive experience and competitive atmosphere for the players we get to work with. Tim is very passionate about the benefits youth sports can have on a player, their family, and the community.

Playing experience:

Tim grew up in Livermore and played baseball, football and basketball at Granada High School. He started in Granada Little League and also spent years playing Pony and Babe Ruth ball in the Tri-Valley.

Coaching experience:

While attending Fresno State in 1999, Tim took over a baseball program at Tioga Middle School with a Varsity and JV team for 3 years. While coaching baseball, he was head coach of the girls 7^th grade softball team, boys volleyball team and an assistant football coach. In 2006 Tim started coaching at the high school level with baseball and football at Liberty High School in Brentwood. From 2015-2017 he worked with the Granada High School baseball program and was head JV coach for the 2017 team that finished 1^st in EBAL with a 7-1 league record. As a multiple sport coach, Tim has been a head coach in baseball, football, basketball and golf at the high school level. In 2019, Tim was the Head Varsity Football coach at Dougherty Valley High School while also the Varsity Golf coach for 2 seasons. During this time, he has also run a full weight room and workout program for each season of sport.

Training Disciplines

Baseball & Softball

Hitting, Fielding, Catching, Speed/Agility

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CONTACT TIM CONRAD

925-518-1821

[email protected]

Gunnar David

Associate Trainer

Associate Trainer
Throwing/Pitching
Power Throwing Instructor

TPC Instructor since 2023

Background

Gunnar was born and raised in the bay area and has lived in Pleasanton all his life. He grew up playing baseball, basketball, and football. He roots for the SF Giants, Warriors, and Raiders. Gunnar decided to focus on baseball mid way through high school and went on to play in college.

Playing experience

Gunnar played little league growing up then played Babe Ruth till he reached high school. He then played for the California Smoke during the off seasons of high school ball. His freshman year he played at Valley Christian of Dublin on the varsity team. He then transferred to Amador Valley High his sophomore year. He played for the varsity for Amador Valley for 2 years.

Gunnar accepted a scholarship to play at Western Oregon University a DII school in Oregon where he played shortstop and pitcher. After being injured during his first season at WOU, he transferred to Ohlone Junior College where he played first, third, outfield, catcher, and pitcher. The Renegades finished with 25-11 and 26-10 records respectively during his 2 years there. In his second season at Ohlone the “Gades” won the conference championship and advanced to the second round of state playoffs. After Graduating from Ohlone He accepted a scholarship to play for Holy Names University in Oakland to pitch. During his collegiate off seasons, he played for the Alameda Merchants and the San Francisco Seals.

Gunnar earned a bachelor’s degree in business with a minor in both sports marketing and management. He retired from baseball following a back injury and has chosen to focus his passion for the game on coaching and teaching.

Coaching

Gunnar has been coaching and teaching baseball since he was 16. He has coached players ranging from 8 years old to college players. He recently was the Assistant Coach/Pitching coach for Bishop O’Dowd High School since 2022.

Training Disciplines

Baseball & Softball

Pitching, Power Throwing, Arm Care, Speed/Agility, Strength/Conditioning

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Danny Terry

Associate Trainer

Associate Trainer
Hitting
Throwing/Pitching
Total Player Prep

TPC Instructor since 2022

Background

Danny grew up in Dublin California. He has been playing baseball since he was almost 4 years old and has always been spending time around the game. As a kid he would always go to the field with his dad after school to take batting practice. He says this helped him develop a strong work ethic and love for the game early on. Danny would play at Dublin High and would go on to finish his playing career at Holy Names University.

Playing experience:

Danny has college level experience as a hitter and also has experience as a HS Varsity pitcher/hitter. Danny first became a TPC student when he was in little league. He says that the tools and mechanics he was taught gave him the strong fundamental foundation that he needed to develop as a player. Danny started out playing baseball for Dublin little league and would go on to find himself spending his weekends at Twin Creeks playing travel tournaments. In high school Danny would earn an invitation to the Bay Area World Series(BAWS) and also played on Dublin High’s Varsity baseball team where he would not allow an earned run in conference opportunities his junior year coming first out of the bullpen. Danny was also fortunate enough to get an opportunity to travel to Australia to play in the Goodwill Series, an event where Danny went with other players from across America to play in exhibition games against Australian 18U state teams for Adelaide and Perth. After he graduated from Dublin High he went on to play junior college baseball at City College of San Francisco, spending his first two college years there. His Sophomore year he was selected to the Coast Golden Gate All-Conference Team as an outfielder and also set his school’s season record for home runs. The following summer he would be named team MVP for his collegiate summer team the South Bay Storm. He says that his time in junior college was some of his favorite because it gave him the framework to develop his skills and taught him what it meant to become a detailed student of the game. After this Danny earned a scholarship to play DII baseball at Holy Names University. He would spend his next two years playing outfield in the highly competitive PacWest conference, which produces multiple draft picks every year. He would go on to graduate in 2019 and receive a degree with Summa Cum Laude honors. He says his favorite memories from college were getting to travel around to so many different places and the fun times he would spend with his teammates on the trips.

Coaching experience:

Danny began coaching after finishing his playing career in 2019. He has experience working with collegiate level players as well as youth players. He has spent time coaching 9-13U programs for CGE in the Peninsula as well as spending time working with the South Bay Storm’s youth and collegiate programs. Danny enjoys working with players to challenge them to better understand the game by bringing in new concepts and drills that will develop their skills as well as foster a fun & competitive training environment.

Instruction Disciplines

Hitting, Catching, Fielding, Speed/Agility, Strength, Total Player

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Charles Coleman

Member Services Specialist

Master Pitching Instructor: Level 4
Rehabilitation Throwing Specialist
Power Throwing Master Instructor

TPC Staff since 2020

Charles is a very welcome addition to our TPC Team. With extensive experience in corporate retail, Charles brings experience in customer service, business management and sales/marketing.

David Choi

Member Services Specialist

Master Pitching Instructor: Level 4
Rehabilitation Throwing Specialist
Power Throwing Master Instructor

TPC Staff since 2023

David is a very welcome addition to our TPC Team. With an extensive background in the legal and corporate community as well as in the tech industry, David is a tremendous asset for both member services and our business development.

Julia Marasco

Member Services Specialist

Master Pitching Instructor: Level 4
Rehabilitation Throwing Specialist
Power Throwing Master Instructor

TPC Staff since 2024

Julia is a dedicated customer service professional with a passion for helping others. She brings a friendly and approachable demeanor to every interaction, ensuring that clients feel valued and supported. With a keen eye for detail and a strong problem-solving ability, Julia is committed to providing efficient and effective solutions. She is excited to contribute to the TPC team and looks forward to serving our valued customers.

Carey Bromley

Director of Finance

Master Pitching Instructor: Level 4
Rehabilitation Throwing Specialist
Power Throwing Master Instructor

TPC Executive Staff since 2005

Carey is the heartbeat of TPC. With extensive experience in accounting and bookkeeping as we ll as customer service, Carey handles the administrative load. Carey is responsible for accounts and member management and general accounting/finance. Her experience and friendly personality are invaluable to our staff and member families.

Interested in becoming part of our team?

Are you passionate about baseball or softball and interested in working with others who share that passion? TPC is a nationally recognized training facility for baseball and softball players. Established in 1999, TPC has been a staple in the Bay Area sports community helping to produce many of the best players from Northern Ca. We integrate indoor facilities with the latest technology and proven training approach that produces outstanding results. We are always looking for motivated and passionate people to join our team. Check out our current job opportunity postings.

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Our Team.

Jason Sekany

Matt Rose

Alex Rojas

Alaina Sekany

Ryan Robinson

BACKGROUND

PLAYING EXPERIENCE

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB CAREER

HIGHLIGHTS

COLLEGIATE CAREER – Overall Collegiate Career Ending Stats — 2.24 ERA, 27-5

HIGHLIGHTS

D1 CAREER HIGHLIGHTS

Zion Springer

Ikeyia Alexander

Sam Mandel

Kevin Kim

Rashun Dixon

Tim Conrad

Gunnar David

Danny Terry

Charles Coleman

David Choi

Julia Marasco

Carey Bromley

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