Wayne Stofsky – Posnack Rams Assistant Coach

Wayne Stofsky

Assistant Coach

3 Years with Posnack Rams

14 Years Total Coaching Baseball

Bio
Wayne Stofsky, who has a Master of Science Degree in Sports Administration, is the Head Baseball Coach at Pine Crest. Stofsky was previously the Head Coach at Cooper City High, an assistant at Nova High School, the Sagemont School and at Miami-Dade College where he was the hitting instructor, infield coach and handled recruiting duties for the junior college baseball powerhouse. As a player, Stofsky played professionally for the Salt Lake City Trappers of the Pioneer League and was a player/coach for Piacenza Red Devil Baseball in the Italian League. In college, he played for Louisiana State University (LSU) and was part of two College World Series teams coached by Hall of Famer Skip Bertman. He finished his college playing career at Florida Atlantic University (FAU) and in 1990 was named a Pre-Season All-America by ESPN. Stofsky grew up in South Florida and attended Nova High School, where he was a 3-time all-county selection, county batting champ and in 1985 he was named Broward County Player of the Year and chosen as an all-state performer. In high school, Stofsky also played wide receiver and defensive back in football, but it was as a punter and kicker where he made his mark, earning All-State and honorable mention All-America honors. Stofsky is owner and director of the Broward Baseball Academy (BBA), located in Davie, Florida. BBA strives to be the premier baseball and softball training facility in South Florida. Open year-round, BBA’s areas of instruction include hitting, fielding, pitching and base running, but their ultimate goal is to make a difference in the life of a player. BBA helps players improve their skills, teaches them to respect the game and makes sure they have fun. Their programs are perfect for the beginner as well as the high-level competitive player. BBA also operates two-lighted fields and Hal’s Power Alley, a 4,000 square foot, covered hitting facility with three batting cages, pitching machines and indoor mounds. Wayne Stofsky is married to Vicke Rubin Stofsky and they have two beautiful children, Samantha and Alec.

Bio

Wayne Stofsky, who has a Master of Science Degree in Sports Administration, is the Head Baseball Coach at Pine Crest. Stofsky was previously the Head Coach at Cooper City High, an assistant at Nova High School, the Sagemont School and at Miami-Dade College where he was the hitting instructor, infield coach and handled recruiting duties for the junior college baseball powerhouse.

As a player, Stofsky played professionally for the Salt Lake City Trappers of the Pioneer League and was a player/coach for Piacenza Red Devil Baseball in the Italian League. In college, he played for Louisiana State University (LSU) and was part of two College World Series teams coached by Hall of Famer Skip Bertman. He finished his college playing career at Florida Atlantic University (FAU) and in 1990 was named a Pre-Season All-America by ESPN. Stofsky grew up in South Florida and attended Nova High School, where he was a 3-time all-county selection, county batting champ and in 1985 he was named Broward County Player of the Year and chosen as an all-state performer. In high school, Stofsky also played wide receiver and defensive back in football, but it was as a punter and kicker where he made his mark, earning All-State and honorable mention All-America honors.

Stofsky is owner and director of the Broward Baseball Academy (BBA), located in Davie, Florida. BBA strives to be the premier baseball and softball training facility in South Florida. Open year-round, BBA’s areas of instruction include hitting, fielding, pitching and base running, but their ultimate goal is to make a difference in the life of a player. BBA helps players improve their skills, teaches them to respect the game and makes sure they have fun. Their programs are perfect for the beginner as well as the high-level competitive player. BBA also operates two-lighted fields and Hal’s Power Alley, a 4,000 square foot, covered hitting facility with three batting cages, pitching machines and indoor mounds.

Wayne Stofsky is married to Vicke Rubin Stofsky and they have two beautiful children, Samantha and Alec.

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