Schedule a Private baseball Lesson

Hitting & 

Fielding Lessons 

(Ages 10-20)

Available: 

Mon: 12-7pm

Tues: 12-7pm

Wed: 12-7pm

Thur: 12-7pm

Fri: 12-7pm

Sat: 11am-4pm

Member Rate: 

$105 - Hour

Non-Member Rate: 

$110 - Hour

Dick Schofield is a highly respected figure in professional baseball, known for his longevity, defensive excellence, and deep-rooted family legacy in the game. Over 14 seasons in Major League Baseball (1983–1996), he established himself as a dependable shortstop after being drafted third overall by the California Angels. Renowned for his consistency, versatility, and baseball IQ, Schofield contributed both in the field and at the plate across more than 4,000 career at-bats.

During his career, he played for the California Angels, New York Mets, Toronto Blue Jays, and Los Angeles Dodgers. A defining moment came in 1993 when he helped the Blue Jays capture a World Series title, adding championship experience to his impressive résumé. Baseball runs deep in the Schofield family, spanning four generations of professional players—an extraordinary testament to his lifelong connection to the sport.

After retiring, Schofield continued to impact the game through coaching and player development. He spent years working in minor league systems, focusing on infield fundamentals such as footwork, positioning, and situational awareness. Known as a “player’s coach,” he is respected for his clear communication, patience, and ability to connect with athletes.

Today, Schofield brings his experience and passion to his role as an instructor at Volusia Sports Center. His presence gives athletes a rare opportunity to learn directly from a Major League veteran and World Series champion. Volusia Sports Center is proud to have him on board as he continues to mentor, develop, and inspire the next generation of players.

Hitting Lessons 

(Ages 7-18)

Available: 

Mon: 12-8pm

Tues: 12-8pm

Wed: 12-8pm

Thur: 12-8pm

Fri: 12-8pm

Sat: 11am-6pm

Member Rate: 

$55 - 30min 

$75 - Hour

Non-Member Rate: 

$60 - 30min

$80 - Hour 

Former Coach of the California Raiders.

Bruder's resume boasts 13 A.S.A National Champions, 9 Olympians, 403 full four-year scholarship winners, 132 All-Americans, and the all-time collegiate home run and runs batted in record holders.

Bruder's players include Liz Mizera (two-time Women's College World Series All-Tournament Team), Sheila Cornell (three-time All-American, 1996 and 2000 U.S. Olympic team), Michele Granger (1996 U.S. Olympic team), Former UNLV star softball pitcher Lori Harrigan-Mack (Olympic gold medal winner with Team USA in 1996, 2000 and 2004), Lovieanne Jung (2004 U.S. Olympic team), and Kim Maher (1996 U.S. Olympic team and former Purdue Head Coach).

Bruder, who has been associated with the Diane Lewis School of Softball, is the father of Kelsey Bruder, a three-time All-American at the University of Florida, 2011 SEC Player of the Year, 2011 NCAA Player of the Year and 2011 Honda Award winner! Kelsey is just one of over 100 All-Americans to whom Bruder has given hitting instruction.

Son, Cody Bruder, played baseball at University of Michigan, was a CoSIDA Academic All-America second team selection and Unanimous All-Big Ten First Team selection. He led Michigan with a .372 average on the season, tallying a team-leading 86 hits, which ranks ninth all time at Michigan for a single season. Cody started all 57 games and played every inning as the team's centerfielder.  

Hitting & Pitching Lessons 

(Ages 6-18)

Available: 

Mon: 12-8pm

Tues: 12-8pm

Wed: 12-8pm

Thur: 12-4pm

Fri: 12-4pm

Sat: 11am-6pm

Member Rate: 

$55 - 30min 

$75 - Hour

Non-Member Rate: 

$60 - 30min

$80 - Hour

Brock Chance was born in Tallahassee and raised beachside in Ormond Beach, Florida, where baseball was a way of life from the very beginning. With both his grandfather and uncle having played professional baseball, Brock grew up immersed in the game and developed a lifelong passion for it at an early age.

He played competitively throughout his youth and graduated from Seabreeze High School in 2019, serving as captain of the varsity baseball team. Under the leadership of Coach Jeff Lemon, Brock achieved several standout milestones, including throwing a no-hitter and earning the Cy Young Award during his junior year. 

He capped off his senior season with a 0.83 ERA over 42.1 innings pitched while also posting a .307 batting average.

Brock continued his baseball career at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, where he spent five years competing primarily as a relief pitcher. During his time at ERAU, the team captured a regional championship and advanced to the Super Regionals twice. Alongside his athletic career, 

Brock pursued his education and is currently completing his Master of Business Administration degree.

Baseball has played a defining role in Brock’s life, teaching him discipline, resilience, leadership, and accountability. He is passionate about sharing his knowledge and love for the game and is committed to helping the next generation of players grow both on and off the field.

Hitting, Pitching, Fielding Lessons 

(Ages 7-18)

Available: 

Mon: 12-8pm

Tues: 12-8pm

Wed: 12-8pm

Thur: 12-8pm

Fri: 12-8pm

Sat: 11am-4pm

Member Rate: 

$55 - 30min 

$75 - Hour

Non-Member Rate: 

$60 - 30min

$80 - Hour

A dedicated baseball coach and former collegiate player, Brady has quickly built a reputation for leadership, player development, and a strong commitment to the game. 

A graduate of Wilson College with dual degrees in Political Science and Criminal Justice, he combines academic discipline with years of on-field experience to help athletes grow both competitively and personally. 

His passion for baseball is rooted in a career that spans collegiate athletics, summer league competition, and coaching at multiple levels.

As the current Head Coach of the St. Augustine Sardines in the Orange State League, he oversees all aspects of team operations, including practice planning, game strategy, player evaluations, and recruiting. 

He also serves as Associate Head Baseball Coach and Director of Baseball Operations at Daytona Beach Christian University, where he plays a major role in player development, strength and conditioning, recruiting, and daily program management. 

Before stepping into coaching full-time, he developed his skills as a player across multiple collegiate levels. His playing career included time at Hagerstown Community College, Paul D. Camp Community College, and Wilson College, where he competed as a left-handed pitcher and outfielder. He also gained valuable summer league experience with the Rochester Ridgemen, contributing as both a starter and reliever. These experiences gave him firsthand knowledge of the dedication and mindset required to succeed at the collegiate level.

 Whether working with players on the field, organizing team operations, or mentoring student-athletes off the field, he remains committed to developing high-character athletes who are prepared to succeed in baseball and beyond.