Brian Loconsole

Despite not making my high school team and never playing travel ball, I defied the odds and worked my way into a professional baseball career. After earning a scholarship in my senior year at Western Illinois University, I went on to set both the single-season and career saves records as the team’s closer.

Drafted by the Los Angeles Angels in the 20th round of the 2013 MLB Draft, I had my best season in 2014, posting a 1.68 ERA over 69.2 innings. Throughout my career, I was known for my command, being a 73% strike thrower and averaging just 9.67 pitches per inning.

In Independent Baseball, I was named Reliever of the Year, earned All-Star MVP, and broke the league saves record with the Windy City Thunderbolts.

Since 2013, I’ve coached and trained over 1,000 players, focusing on developing both their physical skills and mental toughness. No matter the age, skill level, or aspect of the game, I pride myself on making measurable improvements in every athlete I work with. With a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology, I help athletes overcome challenges and reach their full potential, using my own journey as proof that hard work and resilience lead to success.

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