The TCS Post Grad program has a top-notch coaching staff, many of whom are living on-campus, too. In addition to providing the players with a rigorous training program, the coaches conduct room checks, enforce curfew and study hall, and keep a close eye on all players.
John graduated from Southern Nazarene University with a Bachelor's of Science degree in Social Studies Education. While at SNU, John played college football as an Offensive Guard/Tackle and was a four-year letter winner and team captain.
John grew up in the Performance Course system, participating in his first course at ten years old and is a former PC Star of the Year. He has more than 9 years of coaching and teaching experience working with Performance Course and through student teaching. John is passionate about helping young athletes become more confident and athletic versions of themselves through both character development and performance training.
John is certified through the National Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA) as a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) and is CPR/AED certified.
John, his wife Sara, and their son Cooper reside in Melissa, Texas with their dogs, Rusty and Gracie.
Ben spent four years at Lyon College as an assistant baseball coach and assistant recruiting coordinator. After his time at the college level, he spent a year at 247 Line Drive as their lead developer for player development.
Ben resides in Allen, Texas with his wife Emily and their three dogs.
Justin Braddock is originally from Southlake, Texas. In his senior year at Southlake Carroll High School, he was 11-1 on the mound which led to his recruitment by Cisco Junior College in Cisco, Texas. In his sophomore year at Cisco, he was 13-1, threw the first no-hitter in school history and was awarded All-Conference and All-Region recognition.
After Cisco, Coach Braddock attended Stephen F. Austin State University at Nacogdoches, Texas, where he received his Bachelor’s Degree in Kinesiology with a minor in Business. He then received his Master’s in Sports Administration from East Central Oklahoma. Coach Braddock earned All-Conference honors in his senior year and allowed just 1.39 walks per 9IP, the lowest in school history.
After Stephen F. Austin, he spent one season as an assistant coach at McMurry University. Coach Braddock was then hired as the pitching coach at his alma mater, Cisco College. He was at Cisco for two seasons, 2013 and 2014. He was then hired on at TCS Post Grad where he worked as the Recruiting Coordinator and Pitching Coach for one year.
Coach Braddock was then hired back on at his alma mater in 2016 where he helped lead Cisco College to the Junior College World Series where they finished 5th in the nation. In 2017, Coach Braddock lead the pitching staff with a team ERA of a 4.18, the best in Region 5 North. Coach Braddock was at Cisco College for a total of 5 years.
In 2018, Coach Braddock was hired back on as the Recruiting Coordinator under Jeff Robinson, one of his mentors who had coached him at Cisco College.
Coach Braddock and his wife, Haylie, have two daughters, Paislie (8) and Kinlie (4).
Brian started his coaching career in 2019 at Tarleton State University. He spent the 2019-2020 season at Division 1 Tarleton State University. As a player, Brian spent two years at NMJC and finished his career at Tarleton State University.
Second year he started with Cisco college in 2020 where he helped lead the team to the super regional with a record of 44-17.
Tarleton State University: Pitched in the 2018 season, had a record of 6-5 with an Era of 3.45 in 13 games started. Struck out 85 guys in 80 innings. Was second team All-Conference and made the All-Region team.
New Mexico Junior College: Dean’s List … Once named regional player of the week … Helped his team to one conference championship in his two seasons … Appeared in 23 games … Struck out 84 in 94.0 career innings of work … Boasted a career record of 11-2 with four complete games … Had a 7-0 record as a sophomore in 2017.
Palmer High School: Lettered four years in baseball and was a two-time team captain … Also played football and basketball … Baseball District MVP.
Personal: Is a 2015 graduate of Palmer High School. In 2019, graduated from Tarleton State University. Received his bachelor degree in Kinesiology. Son of Billy and Christie Archibald … Has a brother, Jonathan … Born March 31 … Full name is Brian Taylor Archibald.
Coby Potvin is originally from Belton, Texas. He graduated from Belton High school in 2015. His recruitment led him to Temple College where he was selected to the TX-NM JUCO All Star game after hitting .378 / 10 2B / 10 HR / OBP .446 After Temple, Coach Potvin attended The University of Central Arkansas where he received a bachelor's degree in Health Science. In his final season at UCA, Coach Potvin ended his career hitting .361 / 10 2B / OBP .474. Coach Potvin took the next two years to pursue the business world before he was hired at Lyon College by Justin Cunningham. He was there for two years coaching hitters and position players.
Josh Walker is from Prosper, Texas. He is a two year varsity player at Prosper High School. During his senior year, he started at second base and was named 1st team all-district with a .370 batting average with 5 home runs. He helped his high school baseball team to a 35-3 record and won the 5A state baseball championship and was named 1st team 5A Texas all state second baseman and named 1st team all tournament team. Josh Walker is a TCS Post Grad Alumni with #Team3. He was recruited to Panola Junior College in Carthage, Texas out of TCS. That led him to get a scholarship at D2 Southern Arkansas University in Magnolia, Arkansas. In his final season at Southern Arkansas University, he helped his team go to the NCAA division 2 world series in Cary, North Carolina for the very first time in school history. In 2023, Josh Walker played in professional baseball in the pecos league and was named an all star and finished second in the league in homeruns with a .298 batting average. In the summer of 2024, Josh Walker was hired by TCS Post Grad to be an assistant baseball coach.
Prior to the TCS baseball program, Logan has been the owner and operator of The Complete Showcase baseball and softball events. These events bring in hundreds of college coaches across the nation to observe, evaluate and coach high school athletes. To date, Logan has conducted 160 prospect camps all across the country. Nearly 3,500 players have moved on to play college baseball or softball that have attended one of his camps.
Prior to The Complete Showcase events, Logan was the Recruiting Coordinator and Pitching Coach at Mountain View Junior College for 3 years. His first recruiting class resulted in 4 players moving on to Division 1 Universities and 2 players playing professionally. At that time, Mountain View Junior College had never had a baseball player move onto a Division 1 University.
Prior to coaching at Mountain View Junior College, Logan spent 4 years in the US Navy. He was stationed in Coronado, California and Bremerton, Washington.
Logan's playing career was short. He graduated from powerhouse Duncanville High School where in 2002 the baseball team finished 3rd in the State. After being in the Navy, he pitched 2 years at Mountain View Junior College.
Logan and his wife, Katrina, have 2 sons (Connor and Hunter) and 1 daughter (Hadley). They reside in Prosper, Texas.
Brittney graduated from Texas A&M University in 2011 with a bachelor's degree in Nutritional Sciences and completed her dietetic internship at Texas Health Presbyterian Dallas. She obtained her Master's degree in Exercise Physiology at Auburn University in 2014 while working as a Graduate Assistant Sports Dietitian. As Texas Health's Sports Dietitian, Brittney works with athletes of all levels to help them reach their highest athletic potential through proper nutrition. Prior to Texas Health, Brittney worked as the Sports Performance Dietitian at Indiana University where she was responsible for developing a comprehensive nutrition program geared toward improving the training, performance, and recovery of student athletes.
Brittney is a professional member of the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics (AND), Sports, Cardiovascular & Wellness Nutrition (SCAN), and Collegiate and Professional Sports Dietitians Association (CPSDA).
