PRP Staff
Greg Vogt
Founder and Director of PRP Baseball
Greg Vogt
Founder and Director of PRP Baseball. Established in 2018, PRP trains baseball players of all ages to improve their game in all facets. The PRP Mambas program was started in 2021 and has been a top 5 national program. PRP has helped over 300 players in their processes to play collegiate baseball and works with players from more than 15 MLB organizations.
On top of leading PRP, Coach Vogt is the Rehab Pitching Coach for the Toronto Blue Jays. His role includes working with all injured pitchers, the biomechanics lab and setting development programs at the Complex, recent pitcher signings and draft picks, and creating throwing programs for the Blue Jays.
Coach Vogt attended Carmel High School and continued to play baseball at Anderson University, graduating in 2012. He is represented in the top 5 of 8 different pitching records, including 3 First Team All-Conference and 2nd team All-Region awards under long-time head coach Don Brandon at AU.
He became the pitching coach at Noblesville High School in 2013 under Coach Keever where the Millers won a state championship in 2014. Coach Vogt returned to the state finals as the pitching coach for Zionsville in 2016. He also coached with the Indiana Bulls, Indiana Nitro and now leads the PRP Mambas 18u program.
He lives in Dunedin, FL, with his wife Whitney and three boys Parker (7), Griffen (5), and Jax (1).
Contact - gvogt@prpbaseball.com
Anthony Gomez
Director of Player Development, Pitching
Lead Remote Throwing Coach
Currently, Anthony is the Bullpen Coach for Toronto Blue Jays AA Affiliate New Hampshire Fisher Cats
Anthony graduated from Munster HS, where he was a 3-year starting pitcher for the Mustangs. After high school, Gomez continued his baseball career at Vincennes University. After one year at Vincennes, he then transferred to Ball State, where he walked on the team. His sophomore year, he redshirted, and his junior year, he earned a letter. Gomez has been training athletes and doing lessons since his freshman year of college. During his college career and after finishing up at Ball State, Gomez served as the Munster HS volunteer assistant coach (2013,2014,2017).
In previous summers, Gomez spent time as a pitching coach and/or head coach for Morris Chiefs out of Northwest Indiana (2017-2019) and Chicago Prairie Gravel (2020). Gomez ran his own personalized and integrated throwing/strength programs for baseball athletes from 2017-2020. (Region Jabronis) He has worked with 150+ players ranging from middle school to high school to collegiate and professional levels.
Gomez provides knowledge of the biomechanics of throwing, intertwining weight room work to benefit throwers, and understanding human movement to help our athletes become more efficient movers on the field.
Gomez is also certified for pitching evaluation via OnBaseU.
Contact - agomez@prpbaseball.com
Seth Story
Director of Operations; Chief Financial Officer
Seth Story joined us in summer 2021 as a Coach for the PRP Mambas 18u. Coach Story currently helps program and lead our skill classes, alongside hitting and throwing training. Seth is in charge of the day to day operations of PRP Baseball, and has helped develop a position player program as well.
Coach Story has been coaching high school athletes for 10+ years, starting during his playing days at both Indiana Tech and Anderson before finishing his education at Indiana Wesleyan.
Specializing in fielding and speed & agility, Coach Story coached in high school at Eastbrook before going on to be on the staff at Hamilton Southeastern for 6 years. In the same timeframe through current, he has coached travel ball with the Phenoms and Bulls organizations, and is currently the Head Coach for our in-house PRP Mambas baseball program.
For any membership, sponsorship, or positional player questions, contact - sstory@prpbaseball.com
Jacob Douglass
Director of Hitting
Jacob is in his 4th year with PRP Baseball as a lead hitting coach. He joined us with Coach Quentin Brown (Pirates Hitting Coach) as a former trainee and now running our hitting programs. He has worked with hundreds of athletes of all levels within PRP Hitting offerings including hitters from top collegiate, professional, and amateur programs.
Jacob attended Western High School and was a part of the 2016 State Runner-up team. He continued his playing career at Trine University, where he graduated with a Bachelor's Degree in Exercise Science. He aims to use his understanding of Kinesiology to help players optimize their on field performance. He provides hitting and defensive lessons at Finch Creek as well. Jacob also coaches one of the in-house, Indiana Primetime, travel teams.
Contact - jdouglass@prpbaseball.com
Bram Wood
Director of Sports Performance
Graduated from Providence High School in 2017, where won 2A state championship in 2016. After high school, played at Eastern Kentucky University, where was a weekend starter junior and senior year. Graduated in 2021 with a bachelor degree in Exercise Science. With the extra year back from COVID, transferred to Ball State, to finish out college career and earn a master's in Kinesiology with an emphasis in Sports Performance.
After playing, took a job as a sports performance coach at R&D baseball in Northern Virginia. Where coached players from 6+ professional organizations as well as college and high school athletes. Assisted in assessments of athletes and creating individualized strength programs for players.
Email: bramwood@prpbaseball.com
Nick Slone
PRP Performance Coach
Remote Pitching Coach
Nick graduated from Greenwood HS in 2016, and after his senior year of travel baseball earned a preferred walk-on pitching spot at the University of Southern Indiana. A couple of weeks before the tryout he unfortunately suffered a rotator cuff injury that then cut his career short.
After a few years at USI, he then transferred to IUPUI to finish his academics in Exercise Science, where he has now gone on to earn his certifications in both Personal Training and Sports Performance Specialist.
Nick has a passion for searching for better ways to improve himself as a pitcher, so he started doing Driveline Remote Training in 2015 before his senior year of HS. This training and research left a lasting impression when he then decided to become a coach and pitching instructor for Canes Indiana (formerly Indiana Twins) in 2019. The past couple of off-seasons he created and ran their HS pitching offseason program, as well as group training lessons.
Contact - nslone@prpbaseball.com
Matt Bowles
PRP Hitting Coach
Conner tomasic
Pitching Coach
Graduated from Lake Central High School in 2018 where he pitched and played the field for three years on varsity. Upon graduation, Conner attended Purdue University (West Lafayette) from 2018-2020. Throughout his two years being a Boilermaker, he pitched out of the relief role and had spot starts at third base. After 2020, he went on to South Suburban Community College for the 2021 season, where he was their ace on the mound and start at second base. After the 2021 season, he spent his last year of college eligibility at Michigan State University for the 2022 season. Conner was the Friday night starter on the mound during his one year as a Spartan. After his college career, Conner went on to continue to pursue baseball at the professional level. In his first two seasons of pro ball he played independent baseball in the United Shores Professional Baseball League for the 2023 and 2024 seasons. In his two seasons of pro ball, he has started and pitched out of the bullpen, filling various roles for his team. In 2023, Conner won the United Shores Professional Baseball League Championship and in 2024 he was selected to the All-Star team.
During Conner’s first offseason as a professional he worked at the Great Lakes Sports Hub where he was their Director of Throwing. He ran a high school throw and velocity group while also managing individual pitching lessons for youth and high school level athletes. Conner has trained at PRP since 2019 and looks forward to now jumping into the coaching side. He will bring a lot of energy to training days, perspective on the mental side of baseball, as well as pathways on how to translate training to on field performance and success.
Christian vukas
Pitching Coach
Christian Vukas enters his fourth off season with PRP. Christian graduated from Wabash College in 2016 with a degree in Chemistry. He played baseball all four years at Wabash, serving as a player-coach his senior season. After graduating, he continued coaching 9u baseball for a season before starting coaching at Harrison high school in 2017. At Harrison, he was the varsity pitching coach for six seasons, including four straight sectional championships. While at Harrison, Christian received certification from Driveline in the Foundations of Pitching during the COVID-19 season. During the summer of 2020, Christian began coaching in the Collegiate Summer League at Grand Park, and did so for all three seasons of it’s existence. It’s during the summer of 2021 when he started at PRP, training college players and continuing into the offseason. He has been part of the PRP training staff during the summers and off-seasons ever since.
jack parisi
Pitching Coach
Jack Parisi played in the Seattle Mariners organization after completing his masters degree at Indiana State University, as well as his bachelors degree at Spalding University. By the end of his final season at Indiana State, Parisi became the active career strikeout leader among all NCAA levels. During his time at Spalding University, Jack received multiple all-conference and all-region awards.
nate thomas
Pitching/Sport Performance Coach
Nathan graduated from Mishawaka Marian in 2016. After graduating, Nathan went on to play D1 at Northern Illinois University (2017-2021), pitching in both starting and relief roles. After graduating from Northern Illinois with a kinesiology degree went on to play Independent baseball in the Frontier and Pioneer League.
During offseasons, Nathan has been working in the weight room with everyone from high schools to professionals. During time working at Driveline, Nathan was able to accumulate a wealth of knowledge with the technology, mainly force plates, and the benefits of them for athletes. Nathan uses this knowledge of both the weight room and throwing to blend to help maximize development.