Hours of Operation

Monday - Friday
4:00 P.M. to 8:00 P.M.
Saturday
By Appointment Only
Sunday
By Appointment Only
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Staff

Sean Lomas - President

In high school, Sean racked up many accolades (four year All-Conference 1st Team, All-Area 1st Team and three year All-State 1st Team for baseball in addition to being a three year All-Conference 1st Team, three year All-Area 1st Team, and  two year All-State 1st Team for basketball). He was an All-American nominee for both sports his senior year and finished his high school career with 1,641 points and 207 career three pointers, leading the state of Connecticut, along with being  a top 150 recruit in baseball and a division one basketball prospect.   He was offered a professional contract by the New York Mets right out of high school, but he chose college instead.

After accepting a scholarship to Division one Marist College, where he was the starting shortstop and closer, he transferred to the  University of Maryland where he was the Terps starting shortstop. In 2000 and 2001, Sean  was rated the ACC's top fielding shortstop.  His peers during that time included players such as Mark Texeira of the New York Yankees and Khalil Green of the St. Louis Cardinals. The switch hitter's career bating average was .319 and he topped out at 92 miles per hour off the mound as a pitcher.

 After College, he  was offered several contracts from independent  and overseas pro teams, but due to injuries and his desire to coach and teach, Sean made the decision to stop playing,  turning his attention instead to training youth baseball, softball and basketball players. He got his start working under former L.A. Dodgers players Dan Gray and Garret Teel.

Sean has gone on to coach Varsity baseball and basketball programs and has specialized in individual instruction with his Lomas Excel Sports program.  He has taught many current collegiate and professional athlete and his work as youth counselor in New York led to establishing the  first varsity baseball and basketball teams for those programs. Sean is the Head Coach of the Myrtle Beach Stars 18u Showcase team.

Sean is married to the former Marcela Lomba of Mahopac, New York and they have two children; Tyler John, 3 and Jayden Sebastian, 3months.

  In August 2008, Sean was named USSSA Showcase Director for Horry County. He also works closely with many colleges on the East Coast serving as a cross checker recruiter. This enables him to have his Myrtle Beach Stars Program serve as a pipeline to the college ranks. Most recently, on April 10, 2010 Sean was inducted into the prestigious Immaculate High School Hall of Fame for his outstanding athletic accomplishments throughout his career.

Your child has a great opportunity of improving by working with the best instructor on the Beach.  Reserve your lessons now!

Dan LeDuc - Vice President

Dan became involved with Stars of 2Morrow towards the end of 2007 and since has made a major impact on its program. Dan moved to Myrtle Beach back in 1993 and was a business owner of DL Construction through 1999. In 2000, Dan started LeDuc Construction and is now presently in his tenth year of his own construction business. In the fall of 2006 and spring of 2007, he helped lead his recreation baseball teams at Crabtree to two consecutive league championships. Dan was also selected to be one of the Crabtree All Star coaches and his team became the first from Crabtree to win two games in All Star play. In March 2008, Dan was named the Myrtle Beach Stars 11u head coach sanctioned by USSSA. He led his team to much success especially playing against predominantly 12u teams. They had a winning record and finished with two 2nd place finishes in tournament play. On August 1st 2008, Dan became the head coach of Myrtle Beach Stars 12u and continued leading his team to success. In 3 months, he and his 12u Stars won three 1st place championships as well as two 2nd place finishes highlighted by a year end gold bracket 1st place championship. Towards the end of 2008, Dan partnered with Sean Lomas and became Vice President of Stars of 2Morrow Sports Training, LLC. In the summer of 2009 Dan accepted an invitation to help coach the Midlothian, VA based Huegenot Hornets as they played at the Cooperstown Dreams Park in Cooperstown, NY. While there the team ate, slept , and played as a team. Dan is a tremendous part of Stars not only as a coach and a businessman, but also with his eye for talent in the surrounding area. His work ethic is unsurpassed and he is focused on continously building Stars of 2Morrow for years to come!

John Lomas - Pitching and Hitting Instructor

John LomasJohn was born and raised in Brooklyn, New York. It was there, living across the street from Ebbets Field that he developed his immense love for sports. Coming up as a young athlete he had the good fortune to play with and against Major League All Star John Candeleria on the field and the court. He was also able to play and learn from many others, including longtime NBA veteran Kenny Charles and coaching great Pete Gillhen. John graduated from Brooklyn Prep in 1971 as an astounding student-athlete, and then went on to college at St. Francis in Maine. Soon after college John started his career with IBM and played on the softball circuit throughout the U.S.

In 1988, John was approached by the Brewster Little League to be the Head Coach of the 9 and 10 year old All Star team. It was there that his great reputation as a coach, mentor, teacher, and father became noticed. He went on to coach the 9 and 10 year old All Stars in 1988 and 89 with incredible records capped off by first place league finishes both years. In 1990 and 1991 he was the Head Coach of the Brewster 11 and 12 year old All Star teams, both of whom are still considered to be among the best All Star teams in Brewster Little League history. In two years, they compiled 15 first place tournament finishes. In 1992, 93, and 94 John was the head of Brewster 13, 14 and 15 All Stars, respectively. Once again he led his teams to great records and each time fell just short of making it to Williamsport. During that time period John was also the Head Coach for the WPBA BP All Stars (14u in '92, 16u in '93, and 18u in '94), and in each of those years BP finished first in league standings.

In 1995, John's son Sean was pursued by the national powerhouse Long Island Tigers. When Sean decided to play with the Tigers, it didn't take long for the organization to recruit John for his coaching skills. He soon became an assistant coach to the legendary Ron Gorecki of Archbishop Molloy. John made his mark in the Tigers Organization from 1995-97, where he coached over 500 players who then moved on to play at the professional or collegiate level. Some of those players include his son Sean Lomas (University of Maryland), Jason Dellaero (Chicago White Sox), Chris Smith (Houston Astros), and most recently Reid Gorecki (New York Yankees).

After his son went to play college ball John decided to take time out to watch him throughout his career but luckily for us, John decided to come out of retirement and joined the staff of Stars of 2Morrow in 2007. In 2008, he assisted both the 11u and 12u teams as their Pitching Coach and helped them to achieve four First Place finishes. In 2009, John was the pitching coach for the Stars16u Showcase team, helping to coach them to an outstanding season. In 2010, John will be developing the youth of the Stars as the Head Coach of 12u, along with continuing to act as Pitching Coach for the 18u Showcase team.

John's basketball resume goes just as deep. His coaching experience and knowledge is second to none and each player he has ever worked with thoroughly respects this man. His son Sean is one of the most decorated two sport athletes in Connecticut history. Stars players have a great advantage to be able to work with John.

John has been married to Diane Lomas of Piermont, NY for over 30 years and they have two children Sean, 30, and Melissa, 26. He has 3 grandchildren, Tyler, 3, Brooklyn, 6 months, and Jayden, 3 months.

Derrick Nunziate - Director of Sports Performance Training

As a two sport captain at Northmor High School in Ohio, Derrick was a four year letter winner in football and a three year letter winner in baseball. He accumulated many honors in both sports including All-Conference in both as well as Regional and District Honors. In addition to those honors, he also received many individual honors such as MVP, Iron Man Award, as well as the “Knight Award” which is handed out to the most influential athlete in the program. Upon gradation, he attended Coastal Carolina University where he studied Physical Education with an emphasis on fitness and exercise science. Upon graduation, he took a front office position with the Myrtle Beach Pelicans, the Advanced “A” affiliate of the Atlanta Braves. In his time there, he has focused his efforts on helping grow the awareness of baseball in the Grand Strand community. His focus will be developing and enhancing our training facility by adding speed, agility, and quickness training. By implanting this aspect in our program, we are further enhancing our athletes’ ability to become successful on all levels of athletics.

Nick Dunk - Head Coach 15u/Pitching Instructor

Nick Dunk Nick comes to the Stars program from his hometown of Seaford, Delaware. Nick is the Assistant Varsity /Pitching Coach at Waccamaw High School in Pawleys Island, SC. He just completed his third year after starting there in 2007. Nick also was the Assistant Coach for Junior Legion Pawleys Post 114 in 2008. This year he has become the Head Coach for Junior Legion Pawleys Post 114. He got his start coaching as the Head Junior Varsity Coach in 2007 at James M. Bennett High School in Salisbury, Maryland. He was also a pitching instructor at Flora's Fitness and Sports Complex in Fruitland, Maryland and a Baseball Academy Instructor at Flora's Fitness 2006-2007. He brings an extensive background with him after graduating from Salisbury University in Salisbury, Maryland. At Salisbury University, Nick left holding the school record for career pitching victories. He also received many accolades in college including being named to the All CAC team in 2006 and the All South Region Team 2006. His team were the South Region Champions in 2004 and had a DIII World Series Appearance in 2004. Nick is the head coach for the 15 and under Myrtle Beach Stars. He brings alot to the program and the players will be able to learn a great deal from him. You can contact Nick at nickdunk@starsof2morrow.com.

 

Jayrd Keesee - Head Coach 10u

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Jaryd Keesee comes to the Stars from many years of high level competitive baseball.  Before experiencing a career ending back injury playing collegiate baseball, Jaryd played Varsity baseball all 4 years in high school in North Carolina as a starting pitcher and starting infielder when he wasn’t on the mound.  Jaryd still currently holds the record as a Pitcher for ‘Most Strike Outs in One Game’ with 17 K’s in a 7 inning game.  On the field Jaryd posted a .408 batting average and 1.42 ERA from the mound his senior year. After smashing a grand slam which finalized the tournaments victory, Jaryd also won the MVP award and Batting title in his teams USSSA Championship at the World Series here in Myrtle Beach, SC in 2004.  Jaryd then went to UNC-Pembroke as a pitcher as the team climbed to 7th in the Nation in 2005.  Jaryd also worked personally with pitching Coach Tom House (Who is the instructor for the National Pitching Association and has instructed names like Nolan Ryan and Randy Johnson).  Jaryd will be bringing those skills, tips, and drills to the training of the players as well as working with them on the discipline and dedication needed to get to the next level.

Frankie Everitte - Head Coach 16u

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Frankie comes to the Stars program from his hometown of Fayetteville, North Carolina. He is currently a member of the Coastal Carolina University baseball staff assisting with numerous task for the players, visiting teams, and Coaching staff on a day to day basis. He is in his first year out of playing baseball where he had a successful playing career. Frankie graduated from Grays Creek High school in Hope Mills, North Carolina where was a PUMA Pre-Season All-American his senior season. Frankie became the first person in his schools history to receive an athletic scholarship. He went on to play college baseball at Catonsville C.C in Catonsville, MD and Brunswick C.C in Shallotte, NC. Along with playing college baseball Frankie had the opportunity to play 3 summers in the Coastal Plains League where he had the chance to play with or against top prospects such as Stephen Strasburg, Mike Minor, Kentrail Davis, Pedro Alvarez, and Mike Leak. Frankie has coaching experience under his belt where he was the Assistant coach for the Fayetteville American Legion team and he worked as a volunteer at Athletes Choice Batting Center in Fayetteville, North Carolina. Frankie is building a resume that will lead him to becoming a successful college baseball coach. He is the son of Dee and Frankie Everitte Sr. He enjoys playing beach volleyball in his spare time, his favorite athlete is Khalil Greene and he lists his Dad, Grandfather, and Robbie Allen as three people who have the most influence to his career. Frankie can be reached at efeverit@coastal.edu.

Melissa Lomas - Softball Instructor

Melissa was a four year starting shortstop and pitcher for Kennedy High School in New York. She was a three-year All-Conference player and an honorable mention All-State player her senior year. Melissa was offered a softball scholarship to division one Towson University, but chose to become a professional dance choreographer. In the meantime, she never stopped her love for softball. She continued to coach and give personal lessons. She has trained many college softball players whom are playing today and also many top-notch high school players. She was an assistant coach for Melissa Tucci (University of Missouri Coach) for softball AAU programs on the east coast. Whether it is fielding, hitting, or pitching, she brings many assets to the table. She is currently working very closely with girls in Myrtle beach and coaches a few teams in Carolina Forest. Melissa also has her bachelors degree from Coastal Carolina. Melissa specializes in softball pitcfhing lessions and is a fitness expert extraordinaire.Afer working with her your chilld will leave a better player.

Ryan Westmoreland

Ryan was a graduate of Southern Wesleyan University in 2004. At Southern Wesleyan, Ryan was a four year letterman where he hurled as left handed pitcher for the baseball team. Ryan also was the assistant clubhouse manager for the Triple A Charlotte Knights from 2001-2004. Also, amongst his achievemants was when he won the "Pride Of The Warrior" at SWU for weight training and conditioning amongst the other fellow athletes.Ryan works as a college recruiter for several college baseball programs down south.He has worked with many college and professional players specializing in pitching mechanics and how to become a complete pitcher, as well as excelling in improving the conditioning aspect of the game for other players. Ryan was a Boston Red Sox scout for two years and now currently is a professional scout for the Pittsburgh Pirates.

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