Best 91 coaches for lessons near Plano, TX

My name is Casey Sunseri, and I’m a former Division I and junior college baseball player with a passion for developing athletes and sharing the game that’s shaped my life.. I played high school baseball in Texas from 2015 to 2019, where I earned 6A All-State honors and still hold the single-season hit record at The Woodlands High School. From there, I went on to play at Texas State University (2020–2021), Wharton County Junior College (2022) — where I was named All-Conference — Baylor University (2023), and Lipscomb University (2025). During my college summers, I was honored to be an All-League selection in both the Alaska Baseball League and the Texas Collegiate League, competing with and against some of the best players in the country. In 2024, I transitioned into coaching, serving as a Volunteer Assistant Coach at Wharton County Junior College. There, I worked alongside the coaching staff to help run practices, mentor players, and support recruiting efforts. I also worked that same year as a D-BAT instructor, providing private and group instruction to youth and high school players in hitting, fielding, and overall fundamentals. My experience across multiple levels of competitive baseball has given me a unique perspective on the game, and I’m committed to helping players reach their potential through hard work, smart preparation, and a team-first mentality.

For the love of the game, I've dedicated 18 years of my life to playing the game and 5 years coaching. My experience includes coaching recreational leagues, select baseball, and Major League Baseballs RBI program. My coaching blends technical expertise in a student teacher environment. Todays era of youth baseball focuses on games and game situations, not the technical aspects and mechanics of how the game should be played. If you do not produce immediately, or show that you may not know what to do in a certain situation you could be subjected to ridicule and potentially a lack of playing time. I think that is wrong. Every single situation is a chance to learn through constant communication and practice, but since your kids game to practice schedule is 7-10:1 until they reach high school there is no time to learn the game unless you come to someone like me. Let me fill the void and help you grow the mental side of the game.

Tiara Saddler was born and raised in Chicago, Illinois. She is a graduate from Stephens College where she majored in Dance with a minor in Business. She began her dance training at Studio One Dance Theatre in Chicago where she studied Ballet, Jazz, Horton modern technique, and Tap. Additionally, Tiara performed all over the Chicagoland area with After-School Matters Dance Ensemble. During her time at Stephens, Tiara studied Classical Ballet and Humphrey-Weidman/Limon Modern technique. She studied Jump Rhythm® Technique, tap, hip-hop and several World Dance forms such as West African dance, Mime, and Chinese/Martial Arts. Tiara’s choreography, Hold On, Charlie’s Angels, and One Last Dance, was presented at the New Works concert. As Tiara’s Senior year approached she choreographed her senior piece called Taste of Chicago for the college annual Senior Concert. After graduating, Tiara moved to Texas and landed her first job as a dance instructor and choreographer at Reflections Dance of Mckinney (RDM) for 5 years. After the closing of RDM she added: Studio 6a, Studio T Dance and Acro, and Rainbow Dance Company. She is used work for Fly High Dance and Performing Arts for 3 years and became the director of Fly Highs 1st Performance Team. Tiara is a company member of North Star Dance Project and a dance ambassador for DFW Dance Photography. Tiara continues to find avenues to excel and advance her artistry.

I'm a seasoned baseball coach with three decades of experience nurturing athletes and fostering their love for the game. My passion lies in equipping players of all levels with the skills and knowledge to excel both on and off the field. Let's connect and unlock your true potential.

"Learn a lot training with him, every practice is different, coach Geo has patience teaching, thank you

Born in New Orleans, Louisiana, I lived there until the age of 19 before moving to Los Angeles, where I taught tennis for over 15 years. I also spent four years in Hawaii, where I ran my own tennis program on the island of Oahu. Currently, I am a coach at a private high school in Plano, Texas. I love fishing, cooking, tennis, and golf, and I live in Plano with my loving wife.

I'm a firm believer that baseball teaches valuable life lessons on and off the field. My 18 years of playing experience has allowed me to help young athletes develop their skills and build a genuine love for the game. Let's work together to unlock your full potential.

Hi, I’m Liam Thompson from Rockwall, Texas, currently studying Business Entrepreneurship at Liberty University in Virginia. I’m passionate about baseball and have played at a junior college in Oklahoma as well as on multiple club and school teams. I’ve trained with various coaches and enjoy tough, encouraging leadership. I also have experience coaching youth players at baseball camps. I’m hardworking, determined, and outgoing.

My name is Kevin Brand. I’m a former professional baseball player with time in the Arizona Diamondbacks and Colorado Rockies organizations. I also worked as a Major League Scout for the New York Mets. I was raised in a baseball household with my father having played 9 years in the Major Leagues and scouting 20 years for the New York Yankees. I currently conduct individual and group lessons while coaching a 17U travel team for the Dallas Tigers. I’ve worked with many current and former college and professional players with an emphasis on simplifying player’s mindsets and approach to hitting and fielding.

As a multi-faceted artist, I've had the privilege of exploring various facets of the performing arts, including acting, composing, singing, music, writing, conducting, and educating. From embodying Langston Hughes in Carlyle Brown's "Are You Now, Or Have You Ever Been" to portraying Walter Lee Younger in "A Raisin In The Sun," I've shared my passion with audiences at renowned venues like Stage West and WaterTower Theatre. On screen, you may have caught me in episodes of the HBO series "Random Acts Of Flyness." My commitment to social justice led me to perform my one-man show "#BlandJustice" at Dallas' Black Academy of Arts and Letters. My musical journey has taken me to prestigious stages like Carnegie Hall and Jazz at Lincoln Center. Trained at institutions such as Juilliard School and Drew Theological Seminary, I've also shared my knowledge as a voice and piano instructor at esteemed institutions like Booker T. Washington HSPVA. Proudly affiliated with Actors' Equity Association, I continue to strive for excellence in both my artistry and advocacy endeavors.

Throughout my 15 years as a concert performer, I've discovered the power and beauty within every voice. I'm passionate about nurturing that potential in others, guiding students of all levels to discover their unique vocal abilities. Let's unlock your voice's full potential together!