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GTP is proud to introduce Erica Brown, our new Director of Performance Nutrition and Performance Training Specialist!
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Check out the Dave Gallagher Baseball Academy's site: Click Here
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Jackie Sasko, Softball Director
jsasko@gametime-performance.com
A graduate of Steinert High School, where she was a three time Varsity letter winner.
During her junior year she pitched her way to a New Jersey Group IV State
Championship. She also made the New Jersey All State Team two years in a
row and was named Mercer County Tournament MVP her senior year. After high
school, she attended C.W. Post on a softball scholarship for 3 semesters
and then transferred to Mercer County Community College. There she played
one season and lead her team to the Junior College World Series and was
named an All-American. After MCCC, she finished up her collegiate softball
career at Rowan University. Jackie was name an All-American and an Academic
All American her junior year. At the end of her senior year she was honored
with NJAC Conference Pitcher of the Year and was named first team
All-American. Jackie graduated from Rowan University with an American
Studies degree, but her passion is softball. She not only teaches the
skills needed to be successful on the diamond, but she also prepares her
players for the mental aspect of the game. Currently Jackie is coaching in
her 5th year for the New Jersey Nightmare 18u team.
Jean Ruppert
jruppert@gametime-performance.com
Jean has been actively involved in softball as a player and as a Coach.
Her coaching experiences include High School, Collegiate and travel play.
She has also served as a clinician for a number of years and has directed
summer softball camps as well. With 25 years of coaching experience, Jean
has worked with girls of all ages and all abilities. Her current coaching
responsiblities include head Coach at Steinert High School as well as the
U18 Nightmare head coach.
Melissa Hodge
hodgee9@msn.com
Melissa Hodge finished her High School career at Hamilton High West with 1084 career strikeouts, becoming the fifth player in New Jersey history to strike out 1000 career batters. She also batted .515 as a senior at the plate. Melissa moved on to Hofstra University where she received a division 1 full scholarship. Throughout her 4 years of pitching, hitting and defense in left field, she contributed to 3 NCAA appearances and in her senior year she received 2nd team all Colonial Athletic Association.
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