Rohr Park

Bio: Former NCAA Division II pitcher at Northwest Nazarene University, now in the second year at San Diego Mesa College. Excelled as a closing pitcher, leading the team in saves, consistently throwing strikes, and performing in high-pressure situations with velocity reaching 91 MPH and climbing. Trained with elite player development programs, combining advanced mechanics, pitch design, and mental performance. Pursuing opportunities to serve as a pitching coach for aspiring athletes 18 and under while continuing my journey toward Division I baseball and beyond. NOTABLE HIGHLIGHTS • Most Saves in Conference – San Diego Mesa College (Closing Pitcher) • Top Velocity: 91 MPH and climbing • Former NCAA Division II Pitcher – Northwest Nazarene University • Specialized Training with coaches from Driveline, Tread Baseball, Union Baseball Systems, and former MLB pitchers • High-Pressure Performance – Proven success as a closer in late-game situations COACHING AND TRAINING EXPERIENCE Developed individualized pitching plans emphasizing velocity growth, mechanics, and arm health. • Applied advanced development systems from coaches at Driveline, Tread, and Union Baseball systems for biomechanics, pitch design, and workload management. • Provide hands-on training, including catching and throwing with players for direct instruction and engagement . • Teach mental performance strategies to prepare pitchers for high-pressure situations. • Shared advanced insights, pitches, and techniques gained from mentorship with former MLB pitchers. SKILLS ​ • Pitching Mechanics & Velocity Development ​ ​ • Mental Performance & Pressure Management ​ • Strike Efficiency & Command ​ • Injury Prevention & Arm Care Routines ​ • Leadership & Player Mentorship • Hands-On Instruction (Catching & Throwing with Players) Athletic Background San Diego Mesa College – CCCAA Baseball Team Closing Pitcher - Led the team with the most saves, maintaining consistent strike command. - Excelled in late-game, high-pressure relief situations. - Achieved and maintained a top velocity of 91 MPH and climbing. - Competed in the College World Series in Wichita, Kansas, with the San Diego Stars finishing 5th place. Northwest Nazarene University – NCAA Division II Baseball Team - Competed at the NCAA Division II level, gaining experience against top collegiate hitters. - Built foundation in advanced pitching strategies, mechanics, and mental preparation. Tournament & Elite Play Experience - Competed in the Perfect Game World Series in Georgia for three consecutive years. - Played alongside and against high-level NCAA Division I players and individual league baseball players.