Stamford High grad. WCSU pitcher. Runs the day-to-day at BVSA since 2015.
Tim graduated Stamford High School in 2008 where he played Varsity Baseball for a Black Knights team that went 18-2 during the regular season. After success at the high school level, Tim was recruited to be a right-handed pitcher for the Western Connecticut State University Colonials.
With a senior-heavy Colonials team in 2012, Tim was injured and missed his final season as a player. As his playing career came to a close, a new path opened for him — coaching. Tim has experience coaching athletes of all ages, ability levels, and positions.
Although his specialty is pitching, Tim is well-versed in hitting, fielding, and catching instruction and has coached a plethora of Fury teams. He took over running the day-to-day operations of BVSA in September 2015 and played a major role in the transition from the previous location into the current 40,000 sq ft space.
When not on the baseball field or crunching numbers in the office, Tim enjoys watching the Mets and the Jets struggle through their seasons with his wife Devin and dog Asher.
Pitching is Tim’s specialty, but he coaches every position. His injury taught him that understanding the full game makes you a better coach.
Tim doesn’t just coach — he runs the building. From scheduling to facility management, he keeps BVSA operating at its best.
A Stamford kid coaching Stamford kids. Tim understands this community because he grew up in it.