Rocco Mossuto is the Head Coach of Midwest Prep Academy Baseball program.
Mossuto’s coaching career includes five collegiate baseball seasons as Head Coach with the St. Xavier University Cougars before coming to Midwest Prep. Coach Mossuto spent 4 seasons as the assistant on the St. Xavier coaching staff. Prior to the successful seasons at St. Xavier, Mossuto has coached at Illinois Tech, Dominican University and Marian Catholic High School.
Ryan Gyrion comes to Midwestern Preparatory Baseball Academy from St. Xavier University. Ryan was a member of the coaching staff for SXU in 2019 when the team won the conference championship, appeared in the opening round of the national tournament, and finished the season 34-17.
Kyle Hallberg is entering his first season as the pitching coach for Midwest Prep Baseball Academy in the 2022-2023 academic year.
Hallberg spent the 2021-2022 as the pitching coach at South Suburban College. 2022 shaped up to be a very strong season for the South Suburban College pitchers who were on pace to break many records during the season.
Midwest Prep Baseball Academy is a unique place where we emphasize baseball to the highest degree. Not only do we strive to improve the student-athlete baseball skills, but we also educate our players on nutritional importance. We are one of the few Academies, if not the only Academy, to teach and strive for nutritional education.
Kyle Hastings is the Director of Outplacement at Midwest Prep.
Director Hastings was the originator of the Outplacement Director position at Midwestern Preparatory Academy’s football program when the program was developed.
Mark Wirth comes to Midwest Prep Baseball Academy as no stranger. Mark is the Academy’s Business Manager. Mark is also one of the Founders and Business Manager for Midwest Prep Sports Academy which is the successful football program. Not only does Mark have more than 30 years of experience in the private business sector, he also brings 8 years of experience as the Business Manager for the winning football program.
