BASEBALL LESSONS

Noe Vera, a lifelong Angeleno, has been passionate about baseball since childhood. After playing four years at St. Bernard High School, he shifted his focus to coaching, combining his love for the game with a drive to mentor young athletes. He studied kinesiology in college and earned his ISSA certification in personal training. Noe began coaching at St. Monica High School, where he led strength and conditioning programs, and later trained clients at LA Fitness, Equinox, and the YMCA. His performance-focused approach has helped athletes develop skills, build confidence, and earn college scholarships. Today, Noe brings that same dedication and energy to Pacific Coast Baseball + Athletic Club, where he continues to inspire the next generation.

BASEBALL LESSONS

Ethan Stubington is a proud Los Angeles native whose lifelong passion for baseball has shaped both his athletic and professional journey. A standout player at de Toledo High School, Ethan was a two-time All-League MVP and earned spots on three All-CIF teams, establishing himself as one of the program’s top left-handed talents. After high school, Ethan chose to attend the University of Southern California (USC) to focus on his education while continuing to stay deeply involved in the game. Rather than hanging up his cleats, he transitioned from player to coach, sharing his knowledge and experience to help young athletes grow both on and off the field. Specializing in pitching and hitting, Ethan brings a competitive mindset, technical expertise, and genuine love for player development to every athlete he works with. His mission is to help the next generation of players unlock their full potential and build a lasting passion for the game.

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Minaya Olivo is a former Division I football athlete who competed at UCLA and Montana State. Growing up in Modesto, California, he was immersed in high-level athletics from an early age as the son of former Major League catcher Miguel Olivo, who played professionally for over a decade. Being raised around professional baseball clubhouses and elite training environments shaped his understanding of discipline, preparation, and performance. A multi-sport athlete, Minaya developed a deep appreciation for strength training, movement efficiency, and injury prevention throughout his own athletic journey. After competing at the collegiate level, he became a Certified NASM Personal Trainer to pair his firsthand experience with structured, evidence-based performance training. Minaya’s coaching focuses on building strong, resilient, and confident athletes. He emphasizes proper mechanics, strength development, and long-term athletic progression to ensure players not only improve performance but protect their bodies in the process.

BASEBALL LESSONS

Originally from Palmdale, California, Wyatt now lives in Santa Monica with his wife while she attends UCLA DGSOM. Baseball has been his passion since age six, and he has dedicated his life to playing and teaching the game. He began his collegiate career at Antelope Valley College, earning All-Conference honors, a JUCO Gold Glove, and ranking among the top hitters in California. After turning down a 2019 MLB draft selection by the Chicago Cubs, he continued his career at San Diego State, where he was a Buster Posey Award Semifinalist, First-Team All-Mountain West, and a five-time Scholar-Athlete. In 2021, Wyatt was drafted by the Pittsburgh Pirates and has since advanced through their minor league system, most recently competing at the AA level. During the off-season, he enjoys coaching and mentoring young athletes, sharing his experience and passion to help them pursue their own baseball dreams.