About Us Greg Short Owner/CEO/Head Pitching Instructor Founder of the New Jersey Pitching Association Regional pitching consultant and player evaluator for TheBaseball Factory in Baltimore, MD Pitching consultant to numerous colleges and universities in New Jersey and New York Playing ExperienceToms River East 1985-1989 Member of the 1st State Championship Team Named 2nd Team All-County Silver Medal Winner at the Garden State Games Larry D'Zio Award winner New Jersey Royals-A.C.B.L. Atlantic Collegiate Baseball League Pitcher of the Year, led in wins, strikeouts, 1.29ERA Threw 1st no-hitter in NJ Royals history, 4-0 vs. Long Island Sound Represented the United States vs. the Soviet National Team in an exhibition game Long Island University Threw no-hitter vs. Towson State Led Northeast Conference in Wins, Strikeouts, and E.R.A. Threw no-hitter vs. Monmouth University Voted Most Valuable Player ALL-AMERICA TEAM, by Baseball America Coaching Experience 1995 Camp Director, Toms River East Little League, 4 members of the Little League World Series team1995 Pitching Coach-Ocean County College 1996-1999 Pitching Coach, Monmouth University, Three 1st Team All Northeast Conference Pitchers, Northeast Conference Pitcher of the Year, Joe Aragona, 2 NCAA Tournament appearances 2000 Asst. Varsity Coach, Jackson Memorial High School 2001 Asst. Varsity Coach, Manchester Twp. High School, B South Champs, 5 All-County, 3 All-Shore Players, school record 21-8 record and 1 All-State Pitcher 2001 Carpenter Cup Pitching Coach, coached current Seattle Mariner Jeffrey Frazier and Ryan Doherty, Gatorade High School Player of the Year and Arizona Diamondbacks 2002-2003 Head Coach Princeton High School, 1 All CVC Player2004 Pitching Coach-Felician College, 1 pitcher signed professional contract2005 Asst. Coach, Lakewood High School, 4 All County, 3 All Shore Players2004-2006 Head Pitching Instructor Hit Dogs Baseball Training Center Coached 2006 NJ Pitcher of the Year Casey Gaynor and All State Pitcher Evan BiglerHead Pitching Instructor 32Count Athletic Training Facility, Freehold, NJ.Pitching Coach, Toms River Black Sox ABCCL Collegiate League Personal Lives in Toms River, with his wife Cosette Has two daughters, Mackenzie Nicole and Grace Riley
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Matt Rosenberg-Pitching Instructor Since he was 14, Matt has trained under Tom House, founder of the National Pitching Association. Matt spent a summer at the National Pitching Association Laboratory in San Diego working with Tom House and the NPA team to hone his pitching mechanics and learn the different strategies of the game of baseball. Matt has been certified by the National Pitching Association as a pitching instructor. This past fall he signed his first professional baseball contract with the Continental Baseball League. Anthony Puzzo-Instructor Anthony is a graduate of Kean University where he played 4 years under head coach Neil Ioviero. As a switch-hitter he garnished all 1st Team All NJAC honors at third base. Graduated from Lacey High School, Anthony's talents on the ball field netted him both All County and All Shore honors. He has a strong passion for the game and is actively involved with teaching baseball to youth throughout Ocean and Monmouth counties. Michael Maguire Mike has a goal to help each pitcher use their own biomechanical delivery to become the best they can be and strive to be injury free. Mike worked in NYC with top shoulder and knee surgeons as a distributor of orthopedic device sales. In surgery he has seen the injuries created from poor mechanics. He played JC baseball for two years in Southern California and has a degree in Biology from San Diego State University. He was trained by Tom House, founder of the National Pitching Association and current University of Southern California pitching coach, as a certified pitching coach. He has coached youth travel teams in CA, NYC and NJ. Brian Ciencin-Instructor Brian is a graduate of Rowan University and played collegiate baseball at Bloomfield College. The former all county hurler from Cranford High School joined the Biopitch family in the winter of 2009. Brian will be instructing in both pitching and catching.
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