It started years ago when I was a freshman in high school — traveling with the varsity squad when the head coach handed me a large 3-ring binder full of pitch charting documents. In between getting a few innings here and there, I was tracking pitches for everyone on the team. That experience shaped me into the pitcher I became: someone who went on to play a year of college baseball before an injury ended my playing days.
Fast-forward 18 years, 4 kids, and a beautiful, supporting wife later — I found my way back to the game as a pitching coach for the very high school team I once played for. But I quickly realized I was years behind the new age of baseball. Paper pitch charting felt clunky, disorganized, and made it nearly impossible to pull meaningful data from hand-written logs.
So I built PitchZone.
To help coaches, players, and parents make sense of the analytics — and bring them together in a way that is valuable, practical, organized, and creative.
With PitchZone, the focus will always be on the pitcher. Everything we build is designed to ensure their confidence on the mound is elevated — one pitch at a time.