Private Baseball Lessons
Shaping confident and resilient young athletes who can excel in baseball and in life
Through comprehensive training, mentorship, and a supportive team environment, Brad & Brandon strive to instill core values of discipline, dedication, sportsmanship, and teamwork. By fostering a love for the game and emphasizing personal development, they are equipped with the experience & knowledge to help young baseball & softball players grow.
Meet the Warehouse Sports Coaching Team
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Brad Guengerich
Brad is a native of Asheville, North Carolina. He played 5 years of varsity baseball for Asheville Christian Academy in Swannanoa, NC.
At ACA he was a two time all conference player of the year, part of the North Carolina all-state team and Southeast Super Regional Team. Additionally he was the winning pitcher for the 2008 state championship team.
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Following his baseball career at Asheville Christian Academy, he played 4 years of college baseball for North Carolina Wesleyan College as a Pitcher/middle infielder. He earned several awards across his 4 year collegiate career.
After graduation in 2015 he started coaching travel baseball and conducting private lessons for kids ages
8 -18.
He currently resides in Swannanoa, NC with his wife & 3 kids.
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Brandon Rader
Brandon started playing baseball when he was 5 years old in his hometown of Cleveland, TN. During his 4 years playing on his high school team, the team competed in the Class AAA state tournament twice.
Following high school, Brandon attended Cleveland State Community College for two years. He then continued his baseball career playing for Lee University for the 2012 and 2013 seasons.
During his senior year, Brandon received the Champions of Character award for Lee from the SSAC conference. He was voted MVP of SSAC Conference Tournament. Lee University finished 3rd place at the NAIA World Series in Lewiston, Idaho.
Brandon has been coaching youth baseball since 2016. He has provided private and group lessons throughout these years.
He currently resides in Swannanoa, NC with his wife and 4 children.
