Jason Johnson is a hitting and outfield instructor. He retired after 9 years playing in the Philadelphia Phillies organization and with the Long Island Ducks. Jason was both a South Atlantic League and Florida State League All-Star, where he consistently led his teams in at bats, hits, triples, and stolen bases. He played Double-A with the Reading Phillies where he led the team in outfield assists and was second on the team with a .285 batting average. He was first drafted by Cincinnati in 1995, but opted for Chaffey Junior College, before being drafted by the Phillies in 1996. Jason was a high school standout in Montclair, California, where he was 2 time All-Inland Valley and batted over .500 his senior year. Jason is available for hitting and defensive instruction as well as team coaching.

Jeremy Johnson is apart of our staff this off-season for individual and team pitching instruction. Jeremy is a former 11th round draft pick by the Detroit Tigers in 2000. He just completed his season with the Toledo Mudhens by posting a 3.44 era. Was named Detroit Tiger “Pitcher of the Month” for June 2002. Jeremy was the 2000 Western Foothills Conference Player of the Year from Mooresville High School. He was also 1st team All-State, Iredell County Player of the Year and All-Observer Team. His seven years of professional baseball have taught him the importance of proper mechanics and a strong work ethic.
Zach Ward is joining our team during his off-seasons. He was a high school standout at Kannapolis HS and played collegiately at Gardner Webb. Zach was drafted in the 3rd round by the Cincinnati Reds and is currently in Double A, New Briton with the Minnesota Twins organization. He is available for individual pitching instruction and will be working with our fall teams.
Jason Sarvis - Current High School coach at JM Robinson. Jason was a former standout at Northwest Cabarrus High School where he was 3-time All-Conference and played in at the State Games of NC in 1997,1998, and 1999. Jason played his college ball at UNC-Greensboro where he was 2-time All-Southern Conference at second base, a team captain for two years and stills holds the school record for doubles in one season (24). He majored in Exercise and Sport Science where he was named to the All-Southern Conference Academic Team three times. He will be working with various programs throughout the year.