Meet The Team
Meet The Team
Alec Burnett - Pitching
Alec grew up in Columbus, Indiana, graduating from Columbus East High School before continuing his baseball career as a right-handed pitcher at the University of Indianapolis. After several strong seasons, he graduate-transferred to Wagner College, where he capped off his playing career with a standout final season—posting a 2.00 ERA, leading the conference in saves, earning First Team All-NEC honors, and being recognized as one of D1 Baseball’s Top-50 Relief Pitchers.
He earned his B.S. in Exercise Science, obtained his Certified Personal Trainer credential, and later completed his MBA. Over the past five years, Alec has worked with pitchers from the youth to professional level, focusing on both the physical and mental sides of performance.
"My goal is to give players the tools they need in a training setting so they can go out and play loose. I spent most of my career trying to do everything picture-perfect, and it held me back. It wasn’t until I let go, trusted the work I’d put in, and focused on having fun that I truly began to shine."
Zach Speicher - Pitching
Zach grew up in Bloomington, Indiana, graduating from Bloomington High School South in 2018 before continuing his baseball career at Manchester University. Over three years as a player (2018–2021), he learned the game from the inside out. In his senior season, he transitioned into a Student Assistant Pitching Coach role–gaining early coaching experience while finishing his degree.
He graduated in May 2022 with a B.S. in Sports Management and a Minor in Coaching, combining formal education with years of on-field experience. For the past five years, Zach has coached high school–level travel baseball and provided private pitching instruction, developing athletes who excel on the field and mature into leaders off the field.
"My mission isn't just to build better players–it's to build better people. The goal is to shape young men into leaders who set the standard on the field, in the classroom, and in their communities."
Caleb Vaughn - Hitting/OF
Caleb grew up in Indianapolis, Indiana, graduating from Lawrence North High School before continuing his baseball career at the University of Indianapolis. Over five seasons, he earned All-GLVC First Team honors in 2023 and Second Team honors in 2024 while helping lead the Hounds to back-to-back World Series appearances. After college, he gained professional baseball experience, which he continues to pursue.
He earned a B.S. in Business Administration Management with a Minor in Spanish and Latin American Studies, and later completed a Master’s in Sports Management. Caleb has worked with the Midwest Canes Organization and provided private instruction, focusing on developing athletes both physically and mentally.
"I want this to be about more than just baseball. My mission is to help young athletes grow into not only skilled players but also well-rounded young men. By combining proper training and fundamentals with mental strength, discipline, and resilience, I aim to prepare them for success on the field, in the classroom, and in life."
Will Spear - Hitting/C
Will grew up in Lawrence, Indiana, graduating from Lawrence North High School before continuing his career at the University of Indianapolis. As a member of the Greyhounds, he helped lead the team to two College World Series appearances and capped his final season with a .306 batting average. Following college, he played a season of professional baseball with the Great Falls Voyagers in the Pioneer League.
He earned his bachelor’s degree and later completed a Master’s in Management at the University of Indianapolis. After his playing career, he transitioned into coaching, serving as an Assistant Varsity Coach at Franklin Central High School during the 2024–2025 season. He has worked extensively with catchers and hitters and continues to share his knowledge and experience with players of all levels.
"My goal is to leverage my experience in this amazing sport to help young athletes develop as both players and people, learning to play the game the right way while enjoying every step of the journey."
Connor Morris - Hitting/INF
Connor grew up in Greenwood Indiana and continued his baseball career as a shortstop at Anderson University, where he was a four-year contributor for the Ravens. After his collegiate playing career, he transitioned into coaching, bringing his experience and knowledge to the next generation of players.
Connor coached high school baseball at Greenwood High School before moving into the college ranks as an assistant coach at Indiana University Columbus. He has also been heavily involved in travel baseball, working with competitive programs across the state and developing players who went on to succeed at both the high school and collegiate levels.
With his background as a collegiate shortstop and his years of coaching experience at multiple levels, Connor specializes in infield play and hitting development. He focuses on building strong defensive fundamentals, improving offensive approach, and instilling confidence in players to compete at a high level.
Zach Williams - Hitting/INF
Zack grew up in Cincinnati, Ohio, graduating from Elder High School in 2020 before continuing his baseball career at the University of Indianapolis. Over four seasons with the Greyhounds, he became a key contributor, posting a career .320 batting average with 10 home runs, 109 RBIs, and a .465 slugging percentage. As the starting first baseman during back-to-back College World Series appearances in 2023 and 2024, he set the program’s single-season walk record and stole 22 bases in his senior year.
During his collegiate career, Zack helped lead UIndy to three regional titles, two super regionals, and consecutive College World Series runs. These experiences taught him the preparation, consistency, and focus required to compete at a championship level. He earned his bachelor’s degree from the University of Indianapolis while balancing academics and athletics at a high level.
Zack now brings that experience to his role at Triple Play Training, where he works with hitters and infielders of all ages. His instruction focuses on helping each athlete find their swing identity and develop confidence at the plate. “My goal is to help kids figure out their swing and what type of player they are. Every hitter is different, and I don’t want anyone to be a robot. Truly diving into my swing and my style of play is what made my game sky rocket, and I want to help these kids find that aspect of their game."
Alec Burnett - Pitching
Alec grew up in Columbus, Indiana, graduating from Columbus East High School before continuing his baseball career as a right-handed pitcher at the University of Indianapolis. After several strong seasons, he graduate-transferred to Wagner College, where he capped off his playing career with a standout final season—posting a 2.00 ERA, leading the conference in saves, earning First Team All-NEC honors, and being recognized as one of D1 Baseball’s Top-50 Relief Pitchers.
He earned his B.S. in Exercise Science, obtained his Certified Personal Trainer credential, and later completed his MBA. Over the past five years, Alec has worked with pitchers from the youth to professional level, focusing on both the physical and mental sides of performance.
"My goal is to give players the tools they need in a training setting so they can go out and play loose. I spent most of my career trying to do everything picture-perfect, and it held me back. It wasn’t until I let go, trusted the work I’d put in, and focused on having fun that I truly began to shine."
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Zach Speicher - Pitching
Zach grew up in Bloomington, Indiana, graduating from Bloomington High School South in 2018 before continuing his baseball career at Manchester University. Over three years as a player (2018–2021), he learned the game from the inside out. In his senior season, he transitioned into a Student Assistant Pitching Coach role–gaining early coaching experience while finishing his degree.
He graduated in May 2022 with a B.S. in Sports Management and a Minor in Coaching, combining formal education with years of on-field experience. For the past five years, Zach has coached high school–level travel baseball and provided private pitching instruction, developing athletes who excel on the field and mature into leaders off the field.
"My mission isn't just to build better players–it's to build better people. The goal is to shape young men into leaders who set the standard on the field, in the classroom, and in their communities."
Caleb Vaughn - Hitting/OF
Caleb grew up in Indianapolis, Indiana, graduating from Lawrence North High School before continuing his baseball career at the University of Indianapolis. Over five seasons, he earned All-GLVC First Team honors in 2023 and Second Team honors in 2024 while helping lead the Hounds to back-to-back World Series appearances. After college, he gained professional baseball experience, which he continues to pursue.
He earned a B.S. in Business Administration Management with a Minor in Spanish and Latin American Studies, and later completed a Master’s in Sports Management. Caleb has worked with the Midwest Canes Organization and provided private instruction, focusing on developing athletes both physically and mentally.
"I want this to be about more than just baseball. My mission is to help young athletes grow into not only skilled players but also well-rounded young men. By combining proper training and fundamentals with mental strength, discipline, and resilience, I aim to prepare them for success on the field, in the classroom, and in life."
Will Spear - Hitting/c
Will grew up in Lawrence, Indiana, graduating from Lawrence North High School before continuing his career at the University of Indianapolis. As a member of the Greyhounds, he helped lead the team to two College World Series appearances and capped his final season with a .306 batting average. Following college, he played a season of professional baseball with the Great Falls Voyagers in the Pioneer League.
He earned his bachelor’s degree and later completed a Master’s in Management at the University of Indianapolis. After his playing career, he transitioned into coaching, serving as an Assistant Varsity Coach at Franklin Central High School during the 2024–2025 season. He has worked extensively with catchers and hitters and continues to share his knowledge and experience with players of all levels.
"My goal is to leverage my experience in this amazing sport to help young athletes develop as both players and people, learning to play the game the right way while enjoying every step of the journey."
Connor Morris - Hitting/INF
Connor grew up in Greenwood Indiana and continued his baseball career as a shortstop at Anderson University, where he was a four-year contributor for the Ravens. After his collegiate playing career, he transitioned into coaching, bringing his experience and knowledge to the next generation of players.
Connor coached high school baseball at Greenwood High School before moving into the college ranks as an assistant coach at Indiana University Columbus. He has also been heavily involved in travel baseball, working with competitive programs across the state and developing players who went on to succeed at both the high school and collegiate levels.
With his background as a collegiate shortstop and his years of coaching experience at multiple levels, Connor specializes in infield play and hitting development. He focuses on building strong defensive fundamentals, improving offensive approach, and instilling confidence in players to compete at a high level.
Zach Williams - Hitting/INF
Zack grew up in Cincinnati, Ohio, graduating from Elder High School in 2020 before continuing his baseball career at the University of Indianapolis. Over four seasons with the Greyhounds, he became a key contributor, posting a career .320 batting average with 10 home runs, 109 RBIs, and a .465 slugging percentage. As the starting first baseman during back-to-back College World Series appearances in 2023 and 2024, he set the program’s single-season walk record and stole 22 bases in his senior year.
During his collegiate career, Zack helped lead UIndy to three regional titles, two super regionals, and consecutive College World Series runs. These experiences taught him the preparation, consistency, and focus required to compete at a championship level. He earned his bachelor’s degree from the University of Indianapolis while balancing academics and athletics at a high level.
Zack now brings that experience to his role at Triple Play Training, where he works with hitters and infielders of all ages. His instruction focuses on helping each athlete find their swing identity and develop confidence at the plate. “My goal is to help kids figure out their swing and what type of player they are. Every hitter is different, and I don’t want anyone to be a robot. Truly diving into my swing and my style of play is what made my game sky rocket, and I want to help these kids find that aspect of their game."
Zach Speicher
Zach grew up in Bloomington, Indiana, graduating from Bloomington High School South in 2018 before continuing his baseball career at Manchester University. Over three years as a player (2018–2021), he learned the game from the inside out. In his senior season, he transitioned into a Student Assistant Pitching Coach role–gaining early coaching experience while finishing his degree.
He graduated in May 2022 with a B.S. in Sports Management and a Minor in Coaching, combining formal education with years of on-field experience. For the past five years, Zach has coached high school–level travel baseball, developing athletes who excel on the field and mature into leaders off the field.
"My mission isn't just to build better players–it's to build better people. The goal is to shape young men into leaders who set the standard on the field, in the classroom, and in their communities."
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(812) 606-8679
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Circle K Fieldhouse at NexusPark, 2224 25th St, Columbus, IN 47201
