Ben Williams brings Division I playing experience and a passion for developing young athletes to his role as TSI’s Player Development Coach and Instructor. He competed at both Radford University and Saint Peter’s University, concluding his collegiate career in 2025.
His path to Division I baseball began with the Mid-Atlantic Orioles organization before earning a starting outfield position as a freshman at Emory & Henry University. He later transferred to Paul D. Camp Community College, where he served as team captain, helped lead the program to the NJCAA World Series, set the school’s single-season stolen base record with 47 stolen bases, hit .319, and earned NJCAA All-Region honors before continuing his career at Radford.As TSI’s Player Development Coach, Ben works with athletes ages 8 and up and serves as a resource for both players and coaches across the organization. He partners with TSI’s 8U through 13U teams to help ensure consistent instruction, player development, and implementation of TSI coaching standards. Ben regularly attends team practices, assists coaches with practice planning, provides drill resources and training support, and works closely with players who need additional development to help them build confidence and improve their skills.
In addition to his player development role, Ben serves as the head coach to a Mid-Atlantic Orioles 11U and 14U team and offers private hitting and fielding instruction. He is committed to creating a positive learning environment where athletes are challenged, supported, and encouraged to reach their full potential.
Ben coaches players the way he always wanted to be coached—with positive instruction, accountability, encouragement, and a genuine investment in their long-term growth. His goal is to help every athlete develop strong fundamentals, a high baseball IQ, confidence in their abilities, and a lifelong love for the game.