Camp Director/Coach - Renae Beauchman is a former Division I softball player with 10 years of experience coaching at the high school level. She began her softball career in her hometown of Los Angeles at the age of 11, playing with the Valley Breeze travel team in Southern California and at Notre Dame High School in Sherman Oaks. She went on to play at Long Island University - Brooklyn, where she earned the Distinguished Athlete and Distinguished Scholar awards and was selected to the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics All American First team and National Fastpitch Coaches Association All Northeast Region team.
In 2012, Renae founded the Manhattan Mayhem Softball Club. Through Mayhem, she has worked with upwards of 1,000 kids, from ages six to 18, and she is the head coach of 12U and 18U travel teams. The 18U team plays in various college showcases throughout the Northeast, and many of Renae’s players play at the collegiate level. In addition, Mayhem hosts year-round clinics and manages practices for various Little Leagues in Manhattan.
Renae is also the head softball coach at Poly Prep Country Day School. Prior to joining Poly in 2019, she held coaching positions at several private schools throughout Manhattan, including Léman Manhattan Preparatory School. The team advanced to Private Schools Athletic Association championship game in their first year and the second round of New York State Association of Independent Schools playoffs in 2018.
Camp Operations Manager Joel Steiger is well-versed in planning and execution of scheduled events and adherence to guidelines and safety protocols. Joel is a hospitality professional driven by creating lasting relationships with management teams, line level
employees, investors, and owners. Proven record of successful hiring, training, developing, leading, and retaining highly motivated employee teams that feel well cared for.
Hallmark traits include excellent communication, planning, leadership skills, and organization at all levels. Consistently raise the bar for service and hospitality standards across all managed businesses. Extensive experience in developing innovative marketing, sales, and promotion strategies that drive topline revenue and community involvement.
Baseball Director Mikael Mogues was born and raised in New York City, Mogues attended Trinity-Pawling high school in Dutchess County, NY. Mogues received an athletic scholarship to attend Seton Hall University, where he graduated with a degree in Journalism and Public Relations. Mogues was signed by a professional baseball organization, the Rockland Boulders, where he spent 2 seasons as the starting first baseman. He then signed with the Washington Wildthings in 2019, before ending his playing career in the Atlantic League, with the High Point Rockers.
Mogues is currently the Director of Baseball Operations at Poly Prep Country Day School, where he serves as an assistant to head coach Mathew Roventini.
During his three year playing career, Mogues was a Sports Performance Advisor at The Baseball Center in New York City.
He serves as a hitting consultant for current professional baseball players.
Organizations and Teams Coached, The Baseball Center: Fall 2017- Spring 2019
Arkansas Stix Baseball: Fall 2018 , NY Bulldogs: Fall 2019
Coach Mark Roldan: Head Softball Coach - College of Mt Saint Vincent (2013-2018)
Overall Record - (88-68), Conference - (43-21), 2104 Skyline Conference Coach of The Year
4 Skyline Conference Championship Appearances, Mentored Total of 17 Skyline All Conference Players, 1 - Pitcher of The Year, 1 - Rookie of The Year 2 - Player of The Year, ECAC D3 Metro Division Pitcher of The Year, ECAC D3 Metro Division Rookie of The Year
NFCA Northeast Region Second Team All-Star
Coach Alina Castillo currently plays Division 1 softball at Long Island University. I have been playing softball for about 16 years. In high school I was a four year letter winner, four time All-Conference, and three-time team MVP. I am now a Junior 3rd basemen and a left handed power hitter. Throughout my travel ball years, I played shortstop and also slapped. When it came to coaching I helped out with clinics held by my travel coach. These clinics involved girls from 6 to 12 years of age with some at the beginner stage. The clinics involved fundamental skills for both hitting and fielding. I was also an assistant coach for the NorCal Bandits for the summer of 2018. In 2019, I was a coach for PSLL through Spring and during summer camp, as well as doing both hitting and fielding lessons.
Coach Joshua Almonte has been playing baseball for 19 years and coaching baseball and softball for two years. Being a coach is by far the best thing that has happened to him because its just more than sports. Its about being able to watch young athletes grow on and off the field, guiding them to become great individuals, and building friendships with parents and players. As a player being on the field is something we all love because it allows us to have fun and simply focus on our love for the game. Josh always said that it he did not make it “big” in baseball, he was going to give back by teaching the game.
Coach Victor Martinez is currently entering his Senior year at Baruch College, he is a Division 3 college pitcher. Also part of Baruch 2018-2019 CUNYAC & NAC championship team which made its first-ever NCAA Tournament appearance. Before this Victor has done several clinics and programs previously working for P3 playground and parks at pier 40 (2016-2018).
Coach Johnluke Quintero has played baseball since he was 6 years old, he played for a travel baseball organization called Youth Service League. Where he played for 11 years and won a National Championship for 16u baseball. Johnluke went to a boarding school in Pennsylvania for baseball as well where he received two league honors for both third base and shortstop while playing Varsity.
