Zane Chavez was drafted out of high school and turned down the off and went on to play JUCO ball, NAIA and D1 baseball. Zane went on to play professional baseball for 10+ years with the Baltimore Orioles, Pittsburgh Pirates, Independent ball, Nicaragua, Puerto Rico, Netherlands, and Australia.

“In 2025 we will launch a true baseball academy style complex. Members will have 24hr access to their players profiles that will keep track of speed and quickness, pitching metrics via Trackman, hitting analytics via Hittrax and be able to watch uploaded video on their profiles to track their progress. Our turf 60/90ft infield with lights is our BONUS feature to this program that will bring the “lesson service” to a different and more REAL level of what baseball development is truly meant to be.”

No longer will the ONLY service to get your ball player better be watch a 1/2hr lesson in a cage or inside, but you can watch your ball player train and perform in the elements on the field.

Where can you watch the best players in the world practice? Spring training. The logistics of one spring training day and month is our service to you for your player.

Coach Hatty is a Knoxville native. He played under Coach Tommy Phar at Farragut High School where he helped win state championships in ‘06 and ‘08. Chris went on to play his freshman year at King University (All-Freshman Team), sophomore year at Volunteer State (All-Conference Team), and finished his junior and senior seasons at Freed-Hardeman (2012 Conference Pitcher of the Year). Coach Hatty has spent the last 10+ years coaching and giving instruction to athletes from youth to professional ball.

Coach Hatty has been a part of the Bearden High School staff for the last four years which has produced 10 college commits in that time.

Trae was a catcher and played college ball at Chattanooga State and Dyersburg State. He was also an All Star in both the Cornbelt league and the PRIBL down in Puerto Rico. Trae was invited to play in the prestigious NECBL in 2017.  

You can also catch Trae umpiring local tournaments on the weekends and giving back to the baseball community.