A portfolio of websites, tools, brands, baseball projects, and other things I’ve designed, built, or helped bring to life.
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Aventurely started with a simple idea: as more of life moves onto a screen, maybe we need a few more reasons to step away from one. I created a simple website that offers small, approachable adventures people can actually do today, without big budgets, elaborate planning, or reservations.
A simple bullpen charting tool built for baseball coaches and players. Bullpen Tracker makes it easy to record pitch type, intended location, actual location, strikes and command, then turns each session into useful feedback and an easy-to-understand recap. I built it after realizing I couldn’t personally be present for every bullpen our players threw.
A growing guide to high school baseball fields, built to give players, coaches, families and fans a better idea of what to expect before they arrive. Each field page brings together useful details, photos and firsthand information in one simple place, with the goal of creating a practical resource for high school baseball communities.
One Last Sermon is part of the writing side of my life and reflects years spent thinking about faith, ministry, people, and the stories we carry with us. Writing it was another example of an idea taking hold strongly enough that eventually I had to turn it into a book.
I’ve been a Clyde Drexler fan since I could remember, and somewhere along the way that turned into a collection. Cards, autographs, memorabilia, and other pieces now document both his career and my own fascination with collecting the history surrounding one of my favorite athletes.
As head varsity coach at Woodburn High School, I’ve approached the job as more than putting a team on the field. The work includes player development, culture, branding, fundraising, facilities, community involvement, and the long-term challenge of building a program players can be proud to belong to.
I founded Bat Boys Baseball in 2021 to create more competitive and developmental opportunities for players throughout the Mid-Willamette Valley. What began as an idea grew into a regional program involving hundreds of games, practices, clinics, events, coaches, and more than 200 young athletes.
My work with American Legion Post 58 began in 2024 and has centered on building a competitive environment while giving players additional opportunities, experiences, and relationships through the game.
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