Kevin Renz Instructor since June 1989 Manager of the 5 time Home School NATIONAL Champion GGC Barons. Pitching Coach for the Parkview's last 2 5A State of Georgia High School Baseball Champs. Hired as a Scout for the Cleveland Indians. Attended High School in Plano, Texas. Played College ball as outfielder and pitcher at Sam Houston State. Selected 2nd team All American as a pitcher in 1984. Selected as a member of the 1984 Olympic Team along with Mark McGwire, Billy Swift, Cory Snyder, Oddibe McDowell and Shane Mack. Drafted by the Chicago White Sox in the 2nd round of the 1984 draft. Played 6 years in the WhiteSox organization. 1987 Carolina League Fireman of the Year. Founded and opened Renz Baseball Academy in 1989. Started and has coached the Greater Gwinnett Christian Barons Home School Baseball team since 1993. In 2004, Guided the Barons to a 44 - 2 record, a 4th straight National Championship and a State Championship. The Barons 15 year record 393 - 30 with a .929 winning percentage, 5 National Titles, 14 State Titles and 1 second place finish.
	Travis Devine Renz Instructor since March 2001 Travis Devine is a local boy who grew up in a baseball family. His father, Adrian Devine, played professional baseball for 11 1/2 years with the Atlanta Braves and the Texas Rangers. Travis went on to enjoy a stellar high school career at Dacula High School as a starter on the varsity team for all four years. Travis was elected to the All-County Team for three years, was Player of the Week once, and made Team of the Month twice. Travis was heavily recruited by Division I colleges and Pro Scouts. He ended up signing with Georgia Tech. In his Senior year, Baseball America ranked Travis as one of the top three high school pitchers in America for overall command of pitches. After being drafted as the San Diego Padres' first pitcher in the fourth round of the 1998 draft, Travis decided to go the pro route. His professional career was hampered by injuries and Travis decided to pursue a degree in computer technology after being released by the Padres. In his final season with the Ft. Wayne, Indiana Wizards, Travis was 3-3 with one save.
	Daniel Wolfe Renz Instructor since August 2006 Coach Daniel Wolfe comes to Renz Baseball after coaching 10 years of High School baseball and football. He was born and raised in Savannah, Ga. , and graduated from Benedictine Military School in 1980, where he played baseball as well as football and basketball. He went on to play collegiately on baseball scholarships at South Georgia J.C. from 1981-82 and Jacksonville University, Fla. in 1983-84. At Jacksonville, he played against such elite programs such as Florida, Florida St, Miami,Ga. Southern, Georgia, South Ala., etc... He also played in an exhibition game against the New York Yankees in 1983 while at J.U. Coach Wolfe had free agent tryouts with the Atlanta Braves in 1984. He was voted All State in Junior College in 1982 while at South Ga. College. After his playing days were over, he earned his BS Degree in Health and PE. He also has a teaching certificate in Special Education. He has been a Head Baseball Coach in Georgia at Jeff Davis HS , Savannah HS, and Morrow HS in the past 10 years. He was an assistant baseball and football coach the last six years at Berkmar HS here in Gwinnett County. He currently is a Special Education Science teacher at Berkmar HS.
	Joe Anson Renz Instructor since July 2007 Joe Anson originally from Long Beach, California grew up just North of Houston, Texas where he attended Oak Ridge High School. On his father’s side of the family, Joe is related to the Hall of Fame first baseman Adrian “Cap” Anson. Joe’s High School career included four years of Varsity play in which he received the honors of Houston Area All Star, First Team All District and All County as an outfielder two of the four years. In 1997 Joe was recruited by several colleges including Baylor, Texas Tech, Sam Houston State, and Blynn College. Joe took a full scholarship offer to Missouri Valley College where he hit .465 and was named to the All Conference Team in the Heart of America Conference. Joe then transferred to Sam Houston State University where in the next three years he hit for a combined average of .302 and received two All Conference elections in the Southland Conference. Joe went on to play two seasons with the Rio Grande Valley White Wings of the Texas-Louisiana Independent Professional Baseball League before returning to Houston to work as a social worker and teach baseball lessons before recently moving here to the Atlanta area.