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Pease Baseball Professionals is proud to host a special infield clinic led by Brett Ahalt, one of the region’s most decorated and dynamic ballplayers.
Born and raised in Woodsboro, Maryland, Brett built his reputation as a multi-sport standout at Walkersville High School, where he was ranked the No. 20 overall prospect in Maryland and the No. 4 second baseman by Perfect Game. His speed, defensive instincts, and smooth glove work made him a Preseason All-American, while his toughness and leadership helped guide Walkersville to a Maryland 2A State Football Championship. His skills and work ethic ultimately earned him the opportunity to compete at the collegiate level in one of the nation’s premier baseball conferences. Brett’s collegiate baseball career spanned him across his initial scholarship to Clemson prior to an injury derailing his time there, landing him across George Mason University, High Point, and Towson U respectively to round out his successful collegiate playing career. We are fortunate to have him as a part of our coaching staff and working within our community.
On Sunday, September 21, Brett will share the same tools, techniques, and mindset that fueled his success with the next generation of infielders. Players will get hands-on instruction in:
✅ Footwork & Agility – moving efficiently to every ball ✅ Glove Work – clean transfers and reliable hands ✅ Throwing Mechanics – quick release with accuracy ✅ Game IQ – understanding situations and anticipating plays
This is an incredible free opportunity for players to sharpen their defensive skills with one of the most respected infielders to come out of the area.
If you register for any of our free events and do not attend, we reserve the right to remove your ability to register for future events. We feel grateful for the opportunity to provide free clinics to our community, and we ask that you respect our time, effort, and dedication by making sure you are present if you register for the event. We have limited spaces available and ask you to respect that notion.
