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Gorman Johnson – Extra Innings InstructorGorman played baseball for Annapolis High School before playing for Division I Delaware State in college. Gorman still holds the record for most saves in a single season and career. After college Gorman began coaching and has coached with PG Community College, and the 19U, and 22U Yankee Rebels. Before joining us at Extra Innings, he was an instructor for 4 years at Frozen Ropes. Gorman can help your player with all aspects of the game including Hitting, Pitching, Catching and Fielding. |
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Bryan Harris – Extra Innings InstructorBryan Harris is currently the head coach of Laurel HS. Bryan played is HS, and Legion ball in Connecticut. He then spent 4 years playing baseball for Ithica college. Bryan has coached on a number of teams at the College, High School, and American Legion level. |
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Eric Jones – Extra Innings InstructorEric played baseball in college at Div. II Albany State University. His team won 4 SIAC conference championships, where Eric earned tournament MVP in 2004. In 2004, Eric was also nominated for Div. II Player of the Year. After college Eric signed with Chicago's Windy City Thunderbolts, and independent professional team. Eric then coached for 2 years at his Alma Mater, Albany State, after which he coached at Druid Hills High School in Atlanta, GA. Eric is available for private and group lessons in all aspects of baseball. |
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Pat Overton – Extra Innings InstructorPat played Varsity baseball at Arundel HS. After High school he played at Division I Coastal Carolina before he transferred to Salisbury University to finish his college career. After playing, Pat took to coaching and has worked at the American Legion, and High School levels including coaching at Arundel, Thomas Johnson, Hammond, and eventually Mt. Hebron, where he is currently a teacher. |
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Kevin Young – Extra Innings InstructorKevin Young is a Howard county local that has finally returned back home. Kevin played his HS ball at Oakland Mills HS. He was eventually drafted by the Detroit Tigers, where he spent three years in their system. Kevin has since been teaching lessons, and lending his knowledge out to camps, clinics, and coaches. Kevin was a private instructor at Rounding Third Batting cages for 7 years before he left the area for another coaching job. Kevin is now back teaching lessons for Extra Innings. |
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Phil Bright – General Manager/InstructorPhil was a Long Reach High School 00’ baseball player for four years while teaching fielding and hitting at Fairland Baseball camp from 1998 to 2002. While at Rutgers University he played Club Baseball for four years and led the team to a North Atlantic East Division Championship in 2004. Phil now plays slow-pitch softball for multiple leagues and tournaments. In 2007 he won Mixed E State Title earning him tournament CO-MVP and All Tournament Team Honors. |
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Laura Horstkamp – Extra Innings InstructorLaura is currently an assistant coach at Pallotti H.S. in Laurel, MD. She has coached softball at Stevenson University in Baltimore. Laura is a graduate of Franklin HS in Reisterstown, MD where she earned All-county honors. Along with coaching, Laura is very active in the slow-pitch softball community, and spends most of her time playing ball. |
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Patti Mascone – Extra Innings InstructorPatti was a starting pitcher for Montgomery Blair HS softball making trips to the State Playoffs in 2 consecutive years. Her senior year she was team MVP. She then went on to pitch for the Inaugural softball team at University of Maryland. Patti was captain of the UMD team, and missed only one season due to injury. She has modeled her pitching instructing style after Cheri Kempf, and is excited to be teaching the game she loves. |
Extra Innings Instructors
Instructors at Extra Innings
Extra Innings offers individualized, year round professional baseball and softball instruction. Our staff uses a uniform step-by-step teaching system to encourage positive progress with all our students.
The Extra Innings staff features former and current professional players, college all-stars, and area college and high school coaches.
