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Peter Bayer, General Manager of Endless Sports Complex
01 · General Manager

Peter Bayer

General Manager · Former Pro Pitcher

Peter Bayer is the General Manager of Endless Sports Complex and a former professional pitcher with more than a decade of experience developing pitchers at the youth, high school, collegiate, and professional levels.

A Colorado native, Peter graduated from Regis Jesuit High School in 2012, where he was a member of the 2011 State Championship team under the leadership of current MLB manager Walt Weiss.

Peter continued his baseball career at Cal Poly Pomona, where he emerged as one of the top pitching prospects in the country. During his standout 2016 season, he recorded 103 strikeouts in just 65.2 innings, earning selection in the 9th round of the 2016 MLB Draft by the Tampa Bay Rays.

During his professional playing career from 2016 to 2022, Peter competed in organizations including the Tampa Bay Rays, Oakland Athletics, Cincinnati Reds, and professionally in Mexico's Liga Mexicana de Béisbol. Throughout his development, Peter trained extensively with Driveline Baseball, one of the most respected player development organizations in the game — an experience that helped shape his modern, data-driven approach to training.

For the past 10 years, Peter has worked with pitchers at every stage of development, helping athletes improve velocity, refine mechanics, enhance movement efficiency, and build the mindset required to compete at higher levels. His coaching philosophy combines advanced performance technology, proven player development systems, and firsthand experience from professional baseball.

As General Manager of Endless Sports Complex, Peter leads the growth and daily operations of a premier training environment built around elite instruction, advanced technology, competitive team development, and professional-level programming for baseball and softball athletes. In addition to overseeing the facility, Peter continues to work directly with pitchers, helping athletes develop the physical tools, mechanics, and confidence needed to reach their full potential and compete at the next level.

Career
'16 MLB Draft
Rays · A's · Reds
Liga Mexicana
College
Cal Poly Pomona
103 K in 65.2 IP ('16)
Trained at
Driveline Baseball
Brooks Benson, Director of Hitting at Endless Sports Complex
02 · Director of Hitting

Brooks Benson

Director of Hitting

Brooks Benson serves as the Director of Hitting at Endless Sports Complex, bringing a lifelong passion for player development and an extensive background in collegiate and professional baseball.

Originally from Parker, Colorado, Brooks graduated from Chaparral High School in 2013 before continuing his playing career at the collegiate level. He began at Garden City Community College (2014–2016), earning All-Conference honors in both seasons of competition. He then continued his career at the University of Nebraska–Kearney in 2017 and Southwestern Oklahoma State University in 2018.

Throughout his college career, Brooks competed in premier summer collegiate leagues across Colorado, Kentucky, and Canada, gaining valuable experience against top-level competition and sharpening the competitive mindset he now brings to his athletes.

Following college, Brooks played professionally in independent baseball, including time with the Monterey Amberjacks (Pecos League), the Washington Wild Things COVID League Black Sox, and the Idaho Falls Chukars (Pioneer League). During his playing career, he trained at some of the nation's most respected player development facilities, including Driveline Baseball and FAST Baseball — experiences that heavily shaped his modern, data-driven approach to hitting development.

Over the past four years, Brooks has established himself as a respected hitting coach and player developer in Colorado. He previously coached at Front Range Baseball in Larkspur, where he worked with the organization's 18U travel program, and at FAST Baseball in Denver, where he led hitting development programming.

Brooks' coaching philosophy focuses on developing complete hitters — not just better swings. He believes elite offensive players are built through a combination of efficient mechanics, strike zone awareness, adjustability, competitive mindset, and confidence under pressure. By blending individualized coaching with today's most advanced training technology, Brooks helps athletes understand why they succeed, not just how to improve.

As Director of Hitting at Endless Sports Complex, Brooks is committed to building a development environment where athletes — from youth players to collegiate and professional competitors — can maximize their potential through high-level instruction, measurable progress, and a relentless standard of excellence.

Outside the facility, Brooks enjoys archery, hunting, camping, and slow-pitch softball. He married his wife in September 2025, and together they enjoy spending time outdoors with their two dogs.

Career
Indy Pro Ball
Pecos · Pioneer Leagues
College
Garden City CC
Nebraska–Kearney
SW Oklahoma State
Trained at
Driveline · FAST
Izzy Fierro, Softball Coach at Endless Sports Complex
03 · Softball Coach

Izzy Fierro

Softball · Certified Personal Trainer

Izzy Fierro brings a deep passion for softball, player development, and mentorship to Endless Sports Complex. A Colorado native, Izzy's softball journey began right here in Colorado, where she was a four-year varsity starter at Highlands Ranch High School and competed for some of the region's top travel programs, including the Colorado Angels, Colorado Stars, and Colorado Styxs.

Her playing career continued at CSU Pueblo and Edmonds College in Washington, where her passion for the game evolved into a love for coaching and developing athletes.

Izzy has built an impressive coaching background across both high school and competitive travel softball. From 2023–2025, she coached at Castle View High School while also working with elite club programs, including 16U and 18U Batbusters teams and a 14U Prospects team. Her coaching philosophy centers on meeting athletes where they are, helping each player develop the skills, confidence, and mindset needed to succeed both on and off the field.

Known for her high energy, positivity, and ability to connect with athletes, Izzy creates an encouraging environment where players feel challenged, supported, and motivated to improve. She believes player development goes beyond mechanics — focusing equally on confidence, work ethic, and mental growth.

Outside of softball, Izzy is also a certified personal trainer and nutrition coach, bringing a well-rounded performance perspective to athlete development. Her background in strength, conditioning, and nutrition allows her to help players build not only better softball skills, but stronger, more confident athletic foundations.

Izzy's passion for coaching and commitment to developing young athletes make her an outstanding mentor for softball players striving to elevate their game.

HS
Highlands Ranch
4-yr Varsity Starter
College
CSU Pueblo
Edmonds College (WA)
Certs
CPT · Nutrition
Health & Wellness
Brooke Hodgson, Softball Coach at Endless Sports Complex
04 · Softball Coach

Brooke Hodgson

Softball · Former D1 Coach · 2x All-American

Brooke Hodgson brings elite playing experience, collegiate coaching expertise, and a passion for athlete development to Endless Sports Complex. Originally from Rio Rancho, New Mexico, Brooke graduated from V. Sue Cleveland High School in 2014, where she excelled as both a pitcher and utility player throughout her softball career.

Brooke continued her standout playing career at Colorado Mesa University, where she became one of the most decorated athletes in program history. A two-time All-American, Brooke set multiple hitting records for both Colorado Mesa and the RMAC while earning recognition as CMU Athlete of the Year and the prestigious 2018 Colorado Sportswoman of the Year for softball.

Her passion for player development began early, as she spent four years during her collegiate playing career providing private instruction for athletes ages 6–16, helping young players build strong fundamentals, confidence, and a deeper understanding of the game.

Following her exceptional playing career, Brooke transitioned directly into collegiate coaching at the University of Northern Colorado, where she spent four years developing Division I athletes while also directing camps and clinics across the country. Her experience coaching at the collegiate level has given her a comprehensive understanding of player development, competition, and the skills required to succeed at higher levels of the game.

Inspired by the versatility and athleticism of Mookie Betts, Brooke's coaching philosophy emphasizes growth, resilience, and pushing past comfort zones to unlock the next level of performance. Her message to athletes is simple: "Get comfortable being uncomfortable — that's how you break the plateau and grow."

Now returning to her roots in youth player development, Brooke is passionate about helping athletes build not only their physical skills, but also the confidence, work ethic, and mental toughness needed to succeed both on and off the field. Her championship mindset, elite experience, and genuine passion for coaching make her an incredible mentor for the next generation of softball players.

College
Colorado Mesa
2x All-American
Honors
CMU Athlete of the Year
'18 CO Sportswoman of the Year
Coaching
4 yrs D1 at UNC
Eric Kozel, Coach at Endless Sports Complex
05 · Multi-Sport Coach

Eric Kozel

Catching · Hitting · Fielding · Speed & Agility

Originally from Oro Valley, Arizona, Coach Eric brings a unique background in both baseball and softball, along with a passion for developing well-rounded athletes. His coaching focuses on catching, hitting, fielding, and speed/agility training, helping players build confidence, athleticism, and game-ready skills across multiple areas of development.

A former member of the San Joaquin Delta Mustangs, Eric was part of the 2011 California Junior College State Championship team, giving him firsthand experience competing at a high level and understanding what it takes to succeed in the game.

Known for his energy, versatility, and athlete-first coaching approach, Eric is committed to helping players grow not only as competitors, but as individuals.

His favorite quote says it best: "A good coach can change a game. A great coach can change a life."

College
San Joaquin Delta
Mustangs
Championship
'11 CA JUCO
State Champs
Specialties
Catching · Hitting
Fielding · Speed
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06 · Hitting & Infield Coach

Drew Agnew

Hitting · Infield · Rocky Mountain HS JV Head Coach

"Hi y'all!"

Originally from Northern Colorado, Coach Drew Agnew is a former Rocky Mountain High School player and current Head JV Coach at Rocky Mountain High School who brings both playing and coaching experience to Endless.

Drew is passionate about working with dedicated hitters and infielders who are committed to improving their game, building confidence, and taking their development to the next level. His coaching style emphasizes strong fundamentals, energy, and a genuine love for baseball — creating an environment where athletes can work hard, compete, and enjoy the process.

As Drew likes to say, "Every day you get to play baseball is a holiday."

HS
Rocky Mountain HS
Northern Colorado
Coaching
Head JV Coach
Rocky Mountain HS
Specialties
Hitting · Infield
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07 · Catching Coach

Kyler Vasquez

Catching · Greeley Native

Born and raised in Greeley, Colorado, Coach Kyler Vasquez has been shaped by the game of baseball from an early age. A lifelong athlete, Kyler developed his love for the game through years of dedication, discipline, and hard work.

Kyler was part of the successful baseball program at University High School, where the team captured back-to-back state championships in 2018 and 2019. While he was not yet on varsity during those title runs, being immersed in a championship culture helped shape the mindset, work ethic, and competitive standards he carries with him today.

After years of earning his opportunity, Kyler secured a varsity roster spot for his senior season in 2020. Unfortunately, that season was cut short due to COVID-19, bringing an abrupt end to his high school playing career. While disappointing, that experience only deepened his appreciation for the game and strengthened his commitment to staying involved in baseball.

Today, Kyler is passionate about developing the next generation of catchers. His coaching focuses on building strong fundamentals, confidence behind the plate, leadership, and the accountability required to play the position at a high level. He believes catchers set the tone for a team and takes pride in helping athletes grow both as players and leaders.

Inspired by greats like Yadier Molina, Buster Posey, and Dexter Fowler, Kyler brings the same values of toughness, baseball IQ, consistency, and love for the game into every lesson.

From
Greeley, Colorado
HS
University HS
'18 & '19 State Champs Program
Specialty
Catching

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