Entering his fourth year with ESP, Matt has established himself as a trusted leader, a detail‑oriented teacher and a steady presence for athletes across multiple age groups. His ability to connect with players, simplify complex concepts and build confidence has made him one of ESP’s most respected up and coming instructors.

Matt’s collegiate playing career began at Joliet Junior College, where he helped lead the Wolves to the NJCAA Division III World Series. He continued his career at Mount Mercy University, pitching during his junior and senior seasons. In 2026, Matt made 13 appearances, posted an impressive 2.08 ERA, and played a key role in helping the Mustangs capture the Heart of America Athletic Conference Baseball Championship. Over his collegiate career, he logged more than 125 innings pitched, competing with consistency and toughness at every level. Matt earned his Bachelor’s Degree in Business Management from Mount Mercy University.

As a pitching instructor, Matt brings a development philosophy centered on:

Arm Health & Durability – teaching proper warm‑up routines, recovery protocols, and workload awareness

Sound, Repeatable Mechanics – building efficient movement patterns that reduce stress and increase command

Mental Toughness – helping pitchers handle adversity, stay composed, and compete with confidence

High Pitching IQ – developing situational awareness, pitch sequencing, and understanding how to attack hitters

Matt is dedicated to using the latest technology to create a positive and competitive environment where pitchers can grow, receive hands on data driven feedback, refine their craft and learn how to compete at their highest level. His calm demeanor, attention to detail, and player‑first approach make him a key contributor within ESP’s pitching development pathway.