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Kyle Wren

Owner/CEO

Kyle attended Landmark Christian School in Peachtree City, Georgia, where he played for the school’s baseball team. During his career at Landmark, he had a .455 batting average. In 2010, Wren enrolled at Georgia Institute of Technology, where he played college baseball for the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets baseball team. Wren led the Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) in hits during his freshman year, and earned the titles of All-ACC and freshman All-American during his first year. Once he became eligible for the 2012 MLB Draft after his sophomore year, the Cincinnati Reds selected Wren in the 30th round. However, he chose not to sign and instead, returned to Georgia Tech for his junior year. Before the start of the season, the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association named Wren a preseason All-American. As a junior, Wren had a .360 batting average, and again led the ACC in hits. Following his junior year, Wren was drafted in the 8th round by the Atlanta Braves.
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John Murphy

Northeast Director of Advising

Baseball began for John in Seymour, CT. A lifetime of accomplishments began back in 2007 when John led the Seymour Wildcats of his hometown Seymour, CT to their 2007 State Championship. For the following two years he was consecutively an All League and All State Selection. John continued his career playing for Nick Giaquinto as a Sacred Heart University Pioneer. He was a two year team captain, 2 time All – NEC player, 2011 NEC Tournament MVP, and two year NEC champion with NCAA regional trips to Clemson and NC State. He leaves behind in the Sacred Heart University record books, the most triples in a season (8) & career (17), most career RBI (170), most career total bases (379), second in career hits (264) & fourth in a season (76), third in career stolen bases (66), third in career ABs (774), fourth in career runs scored (135), and seventh in career doubles (45).
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Jeremy Musil

Scouting Director, Senior Midwest Director of Advising

Jeremy was one of the top three sport athletes (Baseball, Football, Wrestling) to ever come out of his high school in Wisconsin. After receiving offers in various sports Jeremy decided to go to Junior College to play baseball. After playing college baseball Jeremy spent time in the Independent League and had a great career. Jeremy has years of playing experience and that helped him take on a very large role at Elite Sports Advising in 2014. Jeremy has been a key part of the impact Elite has had on players and families. Jeremy was named the Midwest Director for Elite Sports Advising in 2020. He resides in Rice Lake, WI and travels the midwest to see players. He is married to his wife Camel and has two beautiful girls, Aubrey and Reese.
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Pat Pinkman

Mid-Atlantic Director of Advising

Pat was born and raised in Reston, Virginia where he attended South Lakes High School. As a left-handed pitcher Pat capped off his senior campaign by leading the Seahawks to their only Northern Virginia Regional Championship. He was the pitcher of record winning all 4 games of the regional tournament and 6 games in the post-season overall. Pat earned a baseball scholarship, and upon graduating in the spring of 1997 he enrolled at Virginia Tech. He broke into the starting rotation as a freshman, and had a streak of 6 consecutive complete games, setting records for wins by a freshman (7), pickoffs in a season (10), and capped off a tremendous freshman year winning Atlantic-10 Rookie of the Year and Louisville Slugger TPX Freshman All-American Honors.
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Bryan Prince

West Coast Director of Advising

Bryan attended Lakeview Fort Oglethorpe High School in Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia. During his baseball career at L.F.O. he lettered four times for the varsity baseball team, was an All-Tri-State selection for the Chattanooga Times newspaper, selected All-North Georgia in each of his four seasons, played for the North Georgia All-Star Team, rated the No. 48 high school prospect by Baseball America in January 1997, a Superteam selection by the Chattanooga Free Press....Set the career and single season home run records at his school....Hit .553 with 16 home runs and 42 RBI during his senior season, and had his number retired at L.F.O. High School.
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Dylan Kelly

Midwest Director of Advising

Dylan attended Centennial High School in Roswell, Georgia where he played Varsity all four years for the school’s Region 6/5A baseball team. At Centennial, he had a .386 career batting average, was All Region outfielder 2008, All Region/State Catcher 2009 & 2010. He was selected by the Georgia State High School Association to play for Team Georgia his Jr. & Sr. years. Dylan also played AAA travel ice hockey where he was the leading scorer for three straight seasons. Kelly accepted a scholarship to Middle Georgia College, where he started every game during his two year career. In his freshman year, he led MGC and the Georgia Collegiate Athletic Association in batting average, ranking among the top 10 nationally in the NJCAA with his .429 clip. He was selected All Conference in 2012. After his sophomore season he accepted a scholarship to play for the University of Missouri who joined the SEC that same year (2013)
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Utah jones

Texarkana Director of Advising

Born into a baseball family, Utah has been around baseball his entire life. His dad, Billy Jones, was one of the top assistant coaches in all of baseball for many years. He coached at power schools like Oregon State, Arizona State, North Carolina State and Oklahoma State. His brother, Ryder Jones, was a second round draft pick and has played in the big leagues with the San Francisco Giants. Utah played baseball at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill for two years (2016-2017) before transferring to Division II powerhouse, North Greenville University (2018-2019). Utah hit .403 his senior season at North Greenville, earning Conference Player of the Year, Male-Athlete of the Year, and becoming a First Team All-American. He would go on to be drafted by the Seattle Mariners in the 29th round of the 2019 MLB draft. During his one year of professional baseball, Utah would make it all the way up to Double-A before being released during the offseason due to COVID.
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Jordan Wren

Southeast Director of Advising

Jordan attended Landmark Christian School in Peachtree City, Georgia, and was a 4-year letterman on the school’s Varsity baseball team. He holds a career batting average of .392 while playing at Landmark, and is one of 2 players in school history to be selected for the Major League Baseball draft. The other is his older brother, and Elite Sports Advising CEO, Kyle Wren. In 2013, Jordan signed to play baseball at Samford University. After the 2014 Spring, Jordan transferred to Gordon State Junior College in Barnesville, Georgia. Battling through an injury- plagued 2015 Spring, Jordan hit .268 for Gordon State and signed with Georgia Southern University. At Georgia Southern, Jordan helped lead the Eagles to back-to-back Sun Belt Conference Championship appearances in the 2016 and 2017 seasons. He held a .280 batting average across the 2016-2017 seasons where he was a 2-time All-Conference selection in the Sun Belt Conference, and was drafted in the 36th round (2016, Boston Red Sox) and 10th round (2017, Boston Red Sox). Jordan signed with Boston following the 2017 season.
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Kyle Wren

Owner/CEO

Kyle attended Landmark Christian School in Peachtree City, Georgia, where he played for the school’s baseball team. During his career at Landmark, he had a .455 batting average. In 2010, Wren enrolled at Georgia Institute of Technology, where he played college baseball for the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets baseball team. Wren led the Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) in hits during his freshman year, and earned the titles of All-ACC and freshman All-American during his first year. Once he became eligible for the 2012 MLB Draft after his sophomore year, the Cincinnati Reds selected Wren in the 30th round. However, he chose not to sign and instead, returned to Georgia Tech for his junior year. Before the start of the season, the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association named Wren a preseason All-American. As a junior, Wren had a .360 batting average, and again led the ACC in hits. Following his junior year, Wren was drafted in the 8th round by the Atlanta Braves.
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John Murphy

Northeast Director of Advising

Baseball began for John in Seymour, CT. A lifetime of accomplishments began back in 2007 when John led the Seymour Wildcats of his hometown Seymour, CT to their 2007 State Championship. For the following two years he was consecutively an All League and All State Selection. John continued his career playing for Nick Giaquinto as a Sacred Heart University Pioneer. He was a two year team captain, 2 time All – NEC player, 2011 NEC Tournament MVP, and two year NEC champion with NCAA regional trips to Clemson and NC State. He leaves behind in the Sacred Heart University record books, the most triples in a season (8) & career (17), most career RBI (170), most career total bases (379), second in career hits (264) & fourth in a season (76), third in career stolen bases (66), third in career ABs (774), fourth in career runs scored (135), and seventh in career doubles (45).
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Jeremy Musil

Scouting Director, Senior Midwest Director of Advising

Jeremy was one of the top three sport athletes (Baseball, Football, Wrestling) to ever come out of his high school in Wisconsin. After receiving offers in various sports Jeremy decided to go to Junior College to play baseball. After playing college baseball Jeremy spent time in the Independent League and had a great career. Jeremy has years of playing experience and that helped him take on a very large role at Elite Sports Advising in 2014. Jeremy has been a key part of the impact Elite has had on players and families. Jeremy was named the Midwest Director for Elite Sports Advising in 2020. He resides in Rice Lake, WI and travels the midwest to see players. He is married to his wife Camel and has two beautiful girls, Aubrey and Reese.
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Pat Pinkman

Mid-Atlantic Director of Advising

Pat was born and raised in Reston, Virginia where he attended South Lakes High School. As a left-handed pitcher Pat capped off his senior campaign by leading the Seahawks to their only Northern Virginia Regional Championship. He was the pitcher of record winning all 4 games of the regional tournament and 6 games in the post-season overall. Pat earned a baseball scholarship, and upon graduating in the spring of 1997 he enrolled at Virginia Tech. He broke into the starting rotation as a freshman, and had a streak of 6 consecutive complete games, setting records for wins by a freshman (7), pickoffs in a season (10), and capped off a tremendous freshman year winning Atlantic-10 Rookie of the Year and Louisville Slugger TPX Freshman All-American Honors.
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Bryan Prince

West Coast Director of Advising

Bryan attended Lakeview Fort Oglethorpe High School in Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia. During his baseball career at L.F.O. he lettered four times for the varsity baseball team, was an All-Tri-State selection for the Chattanooga Times newspaper, selected All-North Georgia in each of his four seasons, played for the North Georgia All-Star Team, rated the No. 48 high school prospect by Baseball America in January 1997, a Superteam selection by the Chattanooga Free Press....Set the career and single season home run records at his school....Hit .553 with 16 home runs and 42 RBI during his senior season, and had his number retired at L.F.O. High School.
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Dylan Kelly

Midwest Director of Advising

Dylan attended Centennial High School in Roswell, Georgia where he played Varsity all four years for the school’s Region 6/5A baseball team. At Centennial, he had a .386 career batting average, was All Region outfielder 2008, All Region/State Catcher 2009 & 2010. He was selected by the Georgia State High School Association to play for Team Georgia his Jr. & Sr. years. Dylan also played AAA travel ice hockey where he was the leading scorer for three straight seasons. Kelly accepted a scholarship to Middle Georgia College, where he started every game during his two year career. In his freshman year, he led MGC and the Georgia Collegiate Athletic Association in batting average, ranking among the top 10 nationally in the NJCAA with his .429 clip. He was selected All Conference in 2012. After his sophomore season he accepted a scholarship to play for the University of Missouri who joined the SEC that same year (2013)
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Utah jones

Texarkana Director of Advising

Born into a baseball family, Utah has been around baseball his entire life. His dad, Billy Jones, was one of the top assistant coaches in all of baseball for many years. He coached at power schools like Oregon State, Arizona State, North Carolina State and Oklahoma State. His brother, Ryder Jones, was a second round draft pick and has played in the big leagues with the San Francisco Giants. Utah played baseball at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill for two years (2016-2017) before transferring to Division II powerhouse, North Greenville University (2018-2019). Utah hit .403 his senior season at North Greenville, earning Conference Player of the Year, Male-Athlete of the Year, and becoming a First Team All-American. He would go on to be drafted by the Seattle Mariners in the 29th round of the 2019 MLB draft. During his one year of professional baseball, Utah would make it all the way up to Double-A before being released during the offseason due to COVID. Utah returned to North Greenville to finish his degree and became a Student-Assistant coach for the baseball team, primarily working with hitters and infielders. In his first season as a coach, the team earned the title of Conference Champions and Regional Champions before losing in the Super Regional.
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Jordan Wren

Southeast Director of Advising

Jordan attended Landmark Christian School in Peachtree City, Georgia, and was a 4-year letterman on the school’s Varsity baseball team. He holds a career batting average of .392 while playing at Landmark, and is one of 2 players in school history to be selected in the Major League Baseball draft. The other is his older brother, and Elite Sports Advising CEO, Kyle Wren. In 2013, Jordan signed up to play baseball at Samford University. After the 2014 Spring, Jordan transferred to Gordon State Junior College in Barnesville, Georgia. Battling through an injury-plagued 2015 Spring, Jordan hit .268 for Gordon State and signed with Georgia Southern University. At Georgia Southern, Jordan helped lead the Eagles to back-to-back Sun Belt Conference Championship appearances in the 2016 and 2017 seasons. He held a .280 batting average across the 2016-2017 seasons where he was a 2-time All-Conference selection in the Sun Belt The conference, and was drafted in the 36th round (2016, Boston Red Sox) and 10th round (2017, Boston Red Sox). Jordan signed with Boston following the 2017 season.
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