Strike Zone camps are a great way to improve your skills…Our goal is simple, Provide quality instruction to players who are dedicated to the sport and to their positions. If you are one of these players, please come join us for this focused and individualized camps.
Campers will be instructed from coaches that have a vast number of years at the professional, collegiate, and high school levels. The staff is not only knowledgeable about the game of baseball from experience and coaching, but also possess model leadership qualities, that I find extremely valuable to being a coach.
I believe that every baseball player has a hidden talent. With our teaching philosophy and techniques of coaching, we can bring out that hidden talent and exploit a player’s natural abilities to become more successful in the game.
I was personally taught by many talented coaches on the proper techniques, strategies and skills. I’m able to give students quality instructions, successful fundamentals, knowledge and understanding of the finer points on the game. All of this combined knowledge that students can gain will guarantee them a brighter more successful future in baseball. More importantly, always keeping in mind that the game of baseball is meant to be fun!
Coach Mo has over 25 years of coaching experience and has held the position of the hitting and catcher coach at Cal State University San Marcos. He has spent the previous years as an assistant coach at La Sierra University and Pacifica College. In his tenure at La Sierra and Pacifica as the team’s catcher and hitting coach, the teams have ranked among the highest in team averages. Coach Mo has coached in the Summer Collegiate Leagues where players from all over the country participated in.
Coach Mo has served roles as the Head Coach at Linfield Christian High School, and Assistant Coach at Vista Murrieta High School, Murrieta Valley HS. While at Vista Murrieta and Murrieta Valley, he helped guide the team into the CIF playoffs. He has coached the Temecula Longhorns travel baseball club and the All -American Baseball Club, where his players have gone on to have great high school and college careers.
Over the years, Coach Mo has been an instructor and speaker for camps and clinics throughout Southern California. He has owned and operated the business of Strike Zone Baseball for over 20 years in teaching the fundamentals and techniques of baseball. His playing career consisted of playing professional and stints in independent leagues.
Acco16 U Junior Olympic Team. San Diego Union Tribune All-Academic Team. Played college baseball at California State University San Marcos. Pitcher of the Year 2007, 2008. Currently the Assistant Coach at Vista Murrieta High School since 2017. Coach Julio a Strength and Conditioning Instructor. Teaches the mental focus, game planning and control/command of the game.rdion Content
Coached baseball for over 25 years in both high school and college as both a head coach and pitching coach. Have twice coached in CIF championship game. In last 15 years have coached players who pitched at Stanford, UCR, Calif Baptist, ,CSUN, Westmont, La Verne, and many other colleges. Currently have former pitchers playing for SF Giants, and in AA level with Dodgers and Yankees.
Familiar with protocols from Driveline, Core Velocity Belt, Tom House and NPA, Florida Baseball Armory, and Texas Baseball Ranch.
Birthplace: Fremont, CA
Hometown: Temecula, CA
Position: Outfielder
I have played baseball since I was 5 years old and have competed at all levels, from Little League to college, and am currently pursuing a career in Independent ball. I have had the privilege of being instructed by some very talented baseball players and coached by exceptional coaches.
Career Highlights:
Vista Murrieta HS (2014-2017):
Chaparral HS (2017-2018):
University of Wisconsin – Parkside (2018-2019):
Cal State San Marcos (2019-2024):
Coach James Brooks is a retired Marine Corps veteran who has been coaching baseball for over 9 years. Coach Brooks has coached at the junior varsity and varsity level in the San Gabriel Valley and Inland Empire. James is the current West Coast Director for 5 Star National where he has established successful teams in other states on the west coast of the united states His structured and disciplined approach to mentoring young men has helped many of his players to continue play at the collegiate and MLB level.
Hey Everyone! My name is Meilani Butts, but everyone calls me Mei. I am a Sophomore at Langston University majoring in animal science. I play centerfield and honored to be awarded 2024 MVP, 2024 Player of the year and All conference 2nd team in my freshman year. After college, I plan to become a vet technician because I have loved animals all my life.
Hi everyone! My name is Marissa Morales, but you can call me Riss. I’m a 2nd-year collegiate softball player at Cal State San Marcos. I am an outfielder as well as a slapper and power hitter. I’m majoring in business and plan to pursue finance or marketing. After college, I plan to become a fiscal analyst but I’ve always dreamt of being a firefighter.
Hi my name is Sequoia Sanchez. I play Division 1 college softball at The university of Illinois, Chicago. I play first base. My major is kinesiology with a pre-medical route. One fun fact about me is I love to cook and have my friends try it.
Hi my name is Ally Pearce. I play D1 softball at Saint Francis University in Pennsylvania. I’m a middle infielder/outfielder and a slapper. My major is nursing and i plan to go into pediatric nursing after college. A fun fact about me is that i like to paint and crochet!
Hey everyone! My name is Jordan Elias, and I’m going to be a senior at Cal State San Marcos. I play infeild and outfield as well as being a slapper. I’m majoring in liberal studies and plan to pursue elementary school teaching. After college, I want to continue my education and get my masters in early elementary school teaching.
Hi! My name is Payton Walker. The upcoming year will be my 3rd year at St Joseph’s University, New York. I am a catcher/outfielder and power hitter. I am a psychology major on the pre-med track, studying to become a psychiatrist.
Hi! My name is Kaylee Oh, and I’m currently in the transfer portal as a junior transfer from Miami (OH). I also previously played at Oregon State. I’m a versatile athlete who plays both outfield and middle infield, and I hit right-handed with gap-to-gap power.
This past season, I started all 61 games, was named to the MAC All-Tournament Team, and finished with a .307 batting average, 6 home runs, 32 RBI, and 17 stolen bases.
I’m from Murrieta, California, where I played travel ball with Athletics
Mercado and also ran track. I attended Murrieta Mesa High School, where we won three consecutive league championships.
Off the field, I’m passionate about helping others and am exploring a future in coaching or nursing.