GREAT TRAINING REQUIRES GREAT COACHING.

Sheldon Howell is a Wichita native. Attended Bishop Carroll Catholic High School and graduated from Wichita North in 2008. Sheldon received all city honors for baseball in 2008.

Attended Newman University 2008-2009, then transferred to Butler Community College 2009-2010. At Butler he was a conference champion, and was voted Team Captain, and received Conference All Star honors. After Community College, he attended Fort Hays State University 2010-2012, where he ended his college career. At Hays he achieved Team Captain/Athletic Academic Honors. Sheldon graduated with degrees in Liberal Science, Business Communication, and Business Administration.

Sheldon's coaching experience includes the Kansas Cannons 2014, Andale High School 2015, and coached youth baseball after graduating college.

Sheldon is also the Owner and Commissioner for Kansas Collegiate League Baseball, and President of 6 collegiate non-profit teams around Kansas: Valley Center Mud Daubers Park City Rangers Wellington Heat El Dorado Walnuts Midwest Moos Mulvane Patriots

Sheldon is the Owner, Operator and Lead Certified Parisi Performance Coach of Wichita Parisi.

“The driving force behind this program is the passion that the staff has to develop the athletes that are in it. We strive every single day to instill confidence and character into each one of our athletes, which allows them to succeed on and off the field. Ultimately building a successful program and allowing each athlete to achieve great things while they are here, and while they compete.”

— Sheldon Howell

Tim Hamilton was born and raised in Wichita, Kansas. He graduated from Kapaun Mt. Carmel High School in May of 2013. Tim began his college career at Coffeyville Community College. While at Coffeyville, he was named All Conference for two years and All American for one. As a freshman, he was listed in the top 50 players in the nation. Following Coffeyville, he moved on to the University of Arizona before transferring over to the University of Kansas. He played in the Canadian Football League (CFL) for the BC Lions. Tim is a lead athlete development and performance coach at Parisi.

“I use my years of experience with multiple professional teams to guide my clients through conquering their physical and mental barriers to elevate their growth and performance. My passion is not only to help clients reach their peak athletic performance but to also give them the tools they need to get where they want to be mentally and physically in life.”

— Tim Hamilton

Kylie was originally born in Cumming, GA but moved to McKinney, TX where she grew up before coming to Friends University for Soccer. Kylie, captain of the team for 3 seasons, has been a Wichita Parisi Select athlete since moving to Wichita.

“I’m excited to continue working with the next generation of athletes. The Parisi Program has helped me advance my career at the collegiate level and I plan to give back to those coming up so they can see success in sports.”

— Kylie Lewis

Garrett Haskins, a Wichita native, started coaching at Wichita Parisi in the summer of 2021. He’s played college football, attending Hutchinson CC and Pittsburg State University. After college Garrett has accumulated 4 years of professional football in the arena circuit. Since 2021, he has also coached both wrestling and football at East and Wichita Heights high school.

“I believe in the Parisi system 100% because I came up through it, I was one of the first athletes in the Parisi Select Program back in 2020 and saw the results myself. Staying consistent throughout the program was a huge factor in the results I was able to see!”

— Garrett Haskins

Sean is from a small town in central Iowa. Graduated with a bachelor's degree from Briar Cliff University in Sioux City, Iowa. Currently in his 2nd year of graduate school at Wichita State. Sean majors in Sports Management. Sean played football, basketball, track, and baseball in high school and went on to play baseball in college at Briar Cliff. Sean's coaching experience includes jr high & high school baseball, Colo-NESCO, in Iowa for 3 years. This past summer coached collegiate baseball with the Valley Center Mud Daubers in the KCLB.

“What made me choose coaching was working with my brother and his teams when he was younger, when I was in middle and high school. I found seeing the success and improvement of the kids I coached made me more excited than my own achievements.

My passion is unlocking kids' mindset, discipline, work ethic, and ultimately, their potential.”

1 Corinthians 9:24 — “Do you not know that in a race all the runners run, but only one receives the prize? So run that you may obtain it.”

— Sean Cutler

Devynn Raile is a local coach who attended Maize High School. She played many sports growing up, but her main focus was softball. In college, her first two years she played at Neosho County Community College, finishing at Northwestern Oklahoma State University.

“I believe that helping the next generation of athletes build confidence and technical skills is important for not only their careers in sports but also life. Learning grit, integrity, and hard work through training will apply to their lives in the future. I want to make sure that after every class each athlete takes something away in a positive light.”

— Devynn Raile