About Foundry Athletics

BASEBALL & SOFTBALL COACH

Adam J. Imwalle is a seasoned collegiate athlete and dedicated coach with a deep understanding of the game, developed through years of experience at every level. A versatile player, Adam excelled at second base, shortstop, and left field, bringing athleticism and leadership to every position he played.

His baseball journey began at Sarasota High School in Florida, continued through State College of Florida, and culminated at the University of West Florida, where he helped lead the team to a 2021 Gulf South Conference Championship. In his final season, Adam posted an impressive .389 batting average, with 10 doubles, 4 home runs, and 16 multi-hit games across 34 contests.

Over the course of his collegiate career, Adam appeared in 194 games, racking up 215 hits in 677 plate appearances, and finishing with a .318 career batting average.

Now, Adam brings his high-level playing experience and player development expertise to Foundry Athletics, where he’s passionate about helping young athletes sharpen their skills and gain a deeper understanding of the game. His coaching focuses on consistency, approach, and modern mechanics—empowering the next generation to perform with confidence and compete at their highest potential.

SOFTBALL COACH

Bailey Brackney discovered her passion for softball at just four years old and went on to compete throughout high school, excelling primarily as a shortstop and catcher while also gaining experience across multiple infield positions. Her playing career instilled in her a strong foundation of discipline, teamwork, and dedication to the game.

After graduating, Bailey transitioned into coaching to inspire the next generation of athletes. She began with the City of Crestview, where she coached 10U and 12U teams for five seasons. She later returned to the field with BAYA, guiding 8U and 10U athletes before advancing to 12U. Today, Bailey proudly coaches with Foundry Athletics, specializing in developing softball fundamentals, elevating game awareness, and fueling players’ passion for the sport.

Bailey’s coaching philosophy emphasizes building well-rounded athletes—instilling confidence, sharpening their competitive edge, and preparing them to succeed both on and off the field. She strives to create an environment where players can work hard, trust themselves, and truly enjoy the game.

BASEBALL COACH

Bryson Martin is a local standout who played four years of prep baseball under Coach Tim Gillis at Crestview High School. Known as a fierce competitor on the mound and a reliable presence in the outfield, Bryson capped off his high school career by earning the prestigious Justin Adam Richards Memorial MVP award during his senior season.

As a Pitching, Hitting, and Outfield Specialist, Bryson is passionate about helping young athletes pursue their baseball dreams while also fostering their growth into well-rounded individuals. He brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to each lesson, ensuring players develop the skills they need to succeed.

When he’s not coaching, Bryson enjoys spending his time outdoors, fishing and hunting, embodying his love for adventure and the great outdoors.

BASEBALL COACH

Collin Stewart is a dual-sport standout who earned Panhandle Player of the Year honors in both baseball and basketball during his high school career. Currently excelling as a baseball player at Northwest Florida State, Collin brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to Foundry Athletics!

During his off-season, Collin dedicates his time to helping young athletes grow their skills, offering private lessons to share his deep understanding of the game’s most up-to-date mechanics. His approach focuses on refining techniques and maximizing potential, making him an invaluable resource for players looking to elevate their baseball or softball performance.

With a passion for coaching and a proven track record as an elite athlete, Collin is committed to guiding the next generation of players to achieve their goals and thrive both on and off the field.

VOLLEYBALL COACH

Eryn Watson is a versatile volleyball coach and former collegiate athlete with experience in every position on the court. A Baker High School graduate, she went on to play at Point University in Georgia, excelling as an outside hitter, defensive specialist, and libero, while also building strong knowledge of setting.

Since her playing days, Eryn has coached at Milligan Assembly of God and with the Niceville Sharks travel program, where she’s helped athletes of all ages strengthen their fundamentals and elevate their game. Now attending the University of West Florida, she continues to offer private lessons focused on all positional skills, while incorporating strength, performance, and conditioning into her training.

Her coaching approach blends technical instruction with athletic development—helping players improve skills, build confidence, and compete at their highest potential.

SOFTBALL COACH

Hannah Twitty is a dedicated collegiate pitcher with a passion for teaching and developing the next generation of softball players. After a standout high school career, Hannah played her freshman season at Bishop State Community College and will continue her collegiate journey at Baptist University of Florida.

Hannah made an early impact on the field—earning a varsity starting spot as an 8th grader and becoming her team’s ace throughout high school. In her senior season, she was named the 1A Pitcher of the Year and selected for the prestigious All-Star Game, where she earned East Softball MVP honors in 2024.

A multi-sport athlete, Hannah also competed in volleyball and basketball, bringing leadership and athleticism to every team she joined. As a coach, she specializes in pitching, infield, and hitting, and is passionate about instilling confidence, strong fundamentals, and a love for the game in every athlete she works with.

BASEBALL COACH | PITCHING SPECIALIST

Jack Clifford brings a strong background in playing and coaching to Foundry Athletics. A Durham, New Hampshire native, he played multiple positions at Oyster River High School and competed for top travel teams across New England. After overcoming the challenge of being cut as a sophomore, he worked his way back onto the roster and later committed to Dean College as a two-way player. He transitioned to a full-time pitcher before transferring to West Virginia University to study Sport Management and Athletic Coaching.

At WVU, Jack spent 2.5 years as a student manager for the baseball program, specializing in analytics, player development, and scouting. He worked with Trackman technology to create pitching and scouting reports while also assisting with drills and batting practice.

Jack’s coaching career includes roles with Morgantown High School, where he helped lead the team to a state runner-up finish, as well as Post 2 Junior Legion, Pro Performance, and private instruction. He is passionate about developing athletes, fostering a competitive learning environment, and helping players maximize their potential.

BASEBALL COACH

Joey Gill is a collegiate pitcher and two-way player with a strong foundation in competitive baseball and a commitment to helping athletes develop both on and off the field. He grew up playing in the elite East Cobb Baseball program and starred at Creekview High School in Canton, Georgia, where he earned All-County First Team honors as a junior and senior.

Joey went on to play three seasons at Gordon State College, excelling as a two-way player and earning academic honors each year. He then transferred to Columbus State University, where he pitched for three more seasons—posting a career 3.34 ERA across 59 innings. At CSU, he was recognized on the Peach Belt Conference Team of Academic Distinction in both his junior and senior years.

Now at Foundry Athletics, Joey brings his high-level experience, work ethic, and deep knowledge of the game to his coaching. He’s focused on helping young players develop consistent mechanics, smart strategies, and the mental toughness needed to compete at higher levels.

MULTI-SPORT COACH

Kahley Wibben brings a dynamic and diverse athletics background to Foundry Athletic. As a multi-sport athlete herself, Kahley specializes in volleyball, soccer, and softball, combining her extensive experience with a passion for mentoring and developing young athletes.

Kahley offers private lessons in volleyball, soccer, and softball, along with group training opportunities specifically for volleyball. Her in-depth knowledge and enthusiasm for each sport make her an exceptional coach, dedicated to helping athletes refine their skills, build confidence, and reach their full potential.

With her commitment to fostering growth both on and off the field, Kahley is excited to inspire and guide the next generation of athletes in achieving their goals.

SOFTBALL & VOLLEYBALL COACH

Kasey Yungandreas began her coaching career at Fort Campbell High School in Kentucky, where she led both girls’ volleyball and girls’ wrestling. Those early experiences shaped her coaching philosophy and sparked her passion for guiding athletes in both sports and life.

Since moving to the area, Kasey has served as head coach of the Jr. Marlins softball team and contributed to the Panhandle Premier 10U program before advancing to lead the Panhandle Premier 12U travel softball team. Coaching travel ball has allowed her to work with athletes at various stages of development, helping them refine their skills, build confidence, and cultivate a love for the game.

In addition to her work on the softball field, Kasey is also the head coach of Baker Middle School girls’ volleyball, where she emphasizes strong fundamentals, teamwork, and resilience.

For Kasey, coaching is a two-way street—while she strives to positively impact each athlete she works with, she also values the lessons she learns alongside them. Her ultimate goal is to help athletes grow into confident, well-rounded individuals prepared for success both on and off the field.

BASKETBALL COACH

Kelvin Lee is a Hall of Fame coach with more than 30 years of experience at the high school and collegiate levels. A Crestview, Florida native, he has coached at Baylor, Texas A&M, and Saint Louis University, and built powerhouse programs across St. Louis high schools.

At Chaminade College Prep, Kelvin led the team to 10 straight 20-win seasons, eight conference championships, and a 2009 state title. Over his career, he has earned 15 Coach of the Year honors and has been inducted into multiple Halls of Fame, including Crestview High School, Chaminade College Prep, Saint Louis University, and the Missouri Basketball Coaches Association.

Kelvin has coached and mentored dozens of players who went on to compete at the collegiate and professional levels—including NBA All-Star Bradley Beal and NBA Champion David Lee. At Foundry Athletics, he is committed to helping athletes elevate their skills, compete with confidence, and grow as leaders on and off the court.

BASEBALL COACH

Max Parks is a former collegiate corner infielder with a strong foundation in both hitting and defense. Known for his disciplined approach at the plate and reliable glove in the field, Max brings a wealth of playing and coaching experience to Foundry Athletics.

His baseball career began at Riverdale Baptist in Maryland, where he was named Rookie of the Year as a freshman and earned All-County honors as a junior. He went on to play at Alabama Southern, where he was named All-Conference in 2006, finishing the season with a .383 batting average and a .456 on-base percentage. Max continued his success at Mississippi College, batting .339 with 4 home runs, 10 doubles, and 2 triples during his junior year. He led the team in on-base percentage (.473) and walks (28), and made just 4 errors in 321 defensive chances.

In addition to his coaching career, Max proudly serves as a Special Forces Soldier—bringing unmatched discipline, focus, and leadership to everything he does.

Now a dedicated coach, Max works closely with local youth athletes to prepare them for success at the high school level and beyond. His training focuses on fundamentals, approach, and athletic development—helping players build confidence through proper technique and consistent work ethic.

SOFTBALL COACH

Olivia Watkins is a high-character, multi-sport collegiate athlete with a passion for developing the whole athlete—on the diamond and the court. She brings collegiate softball experience from Bishop State Community College and United States Sports University, where she transitioned from second base to center field and earned two ACCC Player of the Week honors in her sophomore year.

In high school, Olivia helped lead her softball team to a 2022 AHSAA 1A State Championship, earning All-Tournament Team honors and collecting individual awards including All-State, All-County, Offensive MVP, and Coach’s Award. She was also a standout track athlete, winning an individual state championship in the 400m.

Equally accomplished in volleyball, Olivia played varsity all four years and was pulled up in 8th grade. She served as team captain her senior year, earning Falcon Frenzy All-Tournament Team honors and being named one of the Tuscaloosa Area Volleyball Players to Watch. She now coaches youth athletes in softball and volleyball, offering lessons in hitting, fielding, catching, serving, passing, and speed/agility. Her coaching style is rooted in fundamentals, confidence-building, and helping athletes fall in love with the game.

BASEBALL COACH

Tyler Rebber, an enthusiast of Tomahawk Ribeye steak smoked to perfection with a side of mashed potatoes, brings his passion for sports coaching to Crestview. Although he's been part of the community for just a year, Tyler admires the respectfulness and sincerity of the people he's met here, noting a refreshing absence of entitlement compared to other places he's worked with athletes.

When not coaching, Tyler finds solace outdoors, whether fishing, hiking, or catching live sports events. With a lifelong dedication to athletics, Tyler's top three favorite sports include football, baseball, and MMA. His journey as an athlete and the mentors he's had along the way have deeply influenced his life philosophy, centered on the power of athletics to impart valuable life lessons, particularly the value of hard work and perseverance.

A defining moment in Tyler's coaching career was witnessing the transformation of a once-unlikely prospect into a college-bound baseball player. Through dedicated summer sessions and ongoing support, Tyler helped the young athlete not only make his high school team but also secure a college offer, a moment of immense pride and validation.

Believing in leading by example, Tyler commits to rigorous workouts five times a week to test and refine the exercise programs he prescribes to players. His coaching approach blends high energy and motivation tailored to each athlete's unique needs, emphasizing the importance of high standards and instilling confidence through hard work and dedication.