ANDY TREVINO

  • specialist in baseball and softball hitting, fielding and throwing mechanics for beginning to advanced levels

  • played second base at UCLA

  • more than 30 years experience as instructor

  • has conducted nearly 80,000 private lessons

  • former students have played at collegiate, international and professional levels

  • well over 100 hundred former students have earned scholarships to play college ball throughout the country in every major college conference

  • SOFTBALL students have gone on to play at UCLA, Stanford, Cal, Arizona, Arizona, St, Oregon, Texas, Oklahoma, Northwestern, Ohio State, Indiana, South Carolina, Ole Miss, Kentucky, North Carolina, Notre Dame, Pittsburgh, St John’s, DePaul, Princeton, Cornell, Columbia. Brown, MIT, Boston, Buffalo, Villanova, Howard, Marshall, Houston, New Mexico St, Kennesaw State, Towson, Hawaii - Hilo, Hawaii - Pacific, San Francisco St, San Diego St, San Jose St, UC San Diego, CS Fullerton, CS Long Beach, CS Dominguez Hills, CS Bakersfield, CS, Northridge, Loyola, Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, Redlands, LaVerne, Biola, Chapman, Claremont - Mudd, and many, many more

  • has helped multiple college and high school teams improve their hitting through consultation and coaching

MARISA TREVINO

  • played third base at ASU; member of 2006 & 2007 Women’s College World Series teams

  • 7 years of college coaching experience at Mt. San Antonio College (Mt. SAC), Santiago Canyon College and Fullerton Colleges, won California Community College Championship with Mt. SAC

  • 15 years of experience as hitting, fielding and throwing instructor

  • developed the softball training program at the MLB Youth Academy in Compton functioning in her role as Softball Coordinator - first Major League Baseball (MLB) full-time employee for softball training

  • has coached at the UCLA Softball Camp

  • currently Office Manager for the MLB Youth Academy in Compton

  • currently coaching the ^6U Pink Unicorns in the Placentia Yorba Linda Girls Softball Association spring season

Hector Ambriz

  • Pitched in the big leagues with Cleveland Indians, Houston Astros & San Diego Padres

  • 14 year professional baseball career with 976 innings pitched, 376 games played, 124 games started & 104 games finished (closer)

  • Played at UCLA (2003-2006) as a starting pitcher, first baseman and designated hitter

  • while at UCLA, candidate for Brooks Wallace Award (National College Baseball Player of the Year)

  • 2 time UCLA Co-Most Valuable Pitcher while playing for legendary Pitching Coach John Savage

  • named Pac 12 Pitcher of the week, Pac 12 Player of the Week & 1st Team All Pac 12 as a designated hitter

  • 3 time All-Cif, 3 time Orange league Player of the Year, All- Orange County while playing at Valencia High School in Placentia