Kiley

Over 40+ home runs, one of the very best hitters in the state of Massachusetts throughout her high school career, and now a Boston University commit heading into her freshman year @KileyHogan15. I’ve had the pleasure, honor, and privilege of working with Kiley for over four years. This week, she and her father, Tim, helped me in Maine during my movement clinic at Southern Maine Community College, where we worked with over 50 hitters. Before the campers arrived, Kiley took some BP while we broke down the importance of the front side and how it supports the movement of the entire swing. What makes Kiley special isn’t just her ability she truly understands her body, her movements, and why she does what she does. And I want to make one thing very clear… Tim knew hitting long before he ever met me. He simply trusted me to be a second set of eyes during some very important years of Kiley’s development. I was there for added reassurance, another perspective, and to help reinforce what they were already building. Kiley and her father did this together. They put in the work, stayed committed to the process, and built this over years. I was fortunate enough to be a small part of that journey. They are the real deal. If you’re looking for quality hitting instruction in the Northeast, there is no one I would recommend more than Tim Hogan.

Finally had some time outside the cage to get out and watch a few of my girls in action. 
@KileyHogan15 — Boston University commit (Polar Crush Softball)
@MiaFavato2027 — undecided (Unity Softball)
@LeahEnglish2027 — undecided (Unity Softball)
@gbryce2026 — South Carolina Upstate commit. Always good seeing the work they put in inside the cage show up on the field.

Her @KileyHogan15 14th home run helped propel her team into the next round of the state tournament.