Brain Joros: Successful Coach

Brain Joros: Successful Coach

Brain Joros has had an extremely successful career as a high school baseball coach. He coached the West Boca Raton High School team from 2005 to 2009 and achieved a record of 93 wins to 36 losses. In 2007, Brain Joros coached the team to the Regional Championships in 2007 and won. He is now the founder and director of the National Grand Slam Baseball Tournament where he manages the recruitment of out of state teams and a number of nonprofit relationships.

Brian Joros: Baseball Coach Brain Joros is an extremely successful high school baseball coach with a wealth of knowledge and experience within the baseball community. He played division one college baseball at Purdue University and spent some time as a professional in the minor league.

Brain Joros coached the West Boca Raton High School baseball team in West Boca Raton from 2005 to 2009.

Brian Joros: Big Ten Pitcher

Brian Joros is a former Big Ten Conference baseball player. He starred for three years at Purdue University, where he led the team as a left-handed pitcher. Brian Joros twice led the Boilermakers pitching staff in strikeouts per nine innings. He took the mound against the University of Michigan Wolverines, the Ohio State Buckeyes, the Fighting Irish of Notre Dame, and other Division I teams. Brian Joros went on to coach winning high school teams in Florida.

Brian Joros: Strong On Strikeouts Brian Joros is originally from Indianapolis, Indiana, where he grew up playing baseball. As a high school player, he was named an All-State center fielder. Brian Joros was also a standout pitcher, with a 4-1 win-loss record one year, and a remarkable stretch that saw him strike out eighty-four opposing hitters over fifty-one innings. He also tossed a no-hitter against the #4 team in the state. Brian Joros went on to become a top prep coach in Florida.

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