Dawg Ball is an offseason baseball circuit camp focused on player development in the midwest. Offering professional instruction from coaches and players with collegiate and professional experience. Dawg Ball camps are an educational based operation, utilizing an easy to follow format focused on giving hitters simple yet specific tools for their growth as individual hitters. Each camp is designed to create the interpersonal environment that we value. Dawg Ball strives to have a lasting impact on each camper, leaving them with the physical, but more importantly, the mental tools necessary for consistent success in their baseball careers.
Dawg Ball camps are instructed by professional and collegiate coaches and players. All hitters will be introduced to the Dawgs acronyms below in terms of hitting philosophy, as well as character, mindset, and mentality. Dawg Ball utilizes video examples as part of the learning process. Additionally, journals will be handed out at every camp to emphasize a growth & learning environment, encouraging kids to note what they learn, as well as what does and does not work for them as a hitter. Each journal will contain learning points and visuals upon the kids receiving them. We strive to make a lasting difference impacting players far beyond their time with us. Schools and organizations willing to host our camps will receive a generous credit towards equipment & program necessities.
Founder
“When you look at the DAWGS character & mentality acronyms, they all define Nick Gile. Nick and I have spent many hours in a cage together. Being in the trenches with driven players like Nick has paved the way to the learning and adapting of the DAWGS hitting philosophy today. There isn’t a better person to commit to the Dawg Ball vision of impacting Wisconsin baseball players in a truly new, impactful, and educational way.”
- Trevor Burmeister
"Tyler, my brother, has a passion in helping young people succeed, not just as athletes, but as people. He is an excellent teacher, and I’m so excited to have him more involved in Dawg Ball. We can’t wait to bring some of his teachings to our Dawgs!" - Trevor Burmeister
Our other instructors for camps will be trusted coaches and players who share our vision for Dawg Ball, along with the understanding of the important principles we want our campers to apply to life and baseball.
Trevor Burmeister just finished his 5th season as a hitting coach in the Colorado Rockies Organization. In 2021 the ACL Rockies won the ACL championship, and in the 2022 season were runner’s up losing in extra innings in game three of the championship series. In Burmeister’s two seasons coaching hitters for the ACL Rockies, they have rank
Trevor Burmeister just finished his 5th season as a hitting coach in the Colorado Rockies Organization. In 2021 the ACL Rockies won the ACL championship, and in the 2022 season were runner’s up losing in extra innings in game three of the championship series. In Burmeister’s two seasons coaching hitters for the ACL Rockies, they have ranked top in many league offensive categories. Additionally, the ACL’s 2022 overall league batting champion came from the ACL Rockies. Trevor just finished up his 2nd season coaching the Low A Colorado Rockies team (Fresno Grizzlies). In Trevor's 2 seasons with the Fresno Grizzlies he has had: the California League MVP, 4 players named California League player of the week, 1 California League player of the month, 1 Colorado Rockies organizational player of the month.
A Wisconsin native (Verona, WI), Burmeister started his coaching career immediately after his college playing career ended, at UW-La Crosse, where he stayed for 2 seasons. His next stop was one year at Minnesota Duluth. Offensively they ranked third in all NCAA DII in batting average (.352), and second in home runs (102). He then returned to his alma mater Madison College (NJCAA) under the direction of Head Coach Mike Davenport for 3 years, where he was named 2019 NJCAA Assistant Coach of the Year by ABCA/Baseball America. The Colorado Rockies came calling in 2020, and hired him as a hitting coach under the direction of hitting coordinator Darin Everson.
Nick Gile was signed to the Colorado Rockies Organization in December of 2022. He graduated and finished his collegiate baseball career at Illinois State University in spring of 2022. After a tough junior year he made some key adjustments which led to an All Conference season in the Missouri Valley, hitting .284/9 HR/14 2B... After fallin
Nick Gile was signed to the Colorado Rockies Organization in December of 2022. He graduated and finished his collegiate baseball career at Illinois State University in spring of 2022. After a tough junior year he made some key adjustments which led to an All Conference season in the Missouri Valley, hitting .284/9 HR/14 2B... After falling short of getting picked in the 2022 MLB Draft he went on to play in the MLB Draft League for the summer. Nick played 2 seasons of pro ball with the Rockies.
Nick is from Menomonee Falls, WI, where he played high school baseball. Menomonee Falls won back to back State Championships in 2015 & 2016. He then went on to play at Madison College where he had a successful two years, highlighted by his sophomore season hitting .442/8 HR/ 55 RBI/21 2B earning First Team All-American Honors. Nick holds the Madison College record for RBI's and Doubles in a career. Followed by a short time at Creighton University in 2020, which was cut short due to covid, Nick transferred and finished his career at Illinois State.
Tyler Burmeister joined the University of North Dakota in the Fall of 2017 and currently serves as the Assistant Athletics Director of Student-Athlete Development where he oversees the personal, professional, and leadership development of UND student-athletes.
Since his time at UND, the department has continuously earned national honors a
Tyler Burmeister joined the University of North Dakota in the Fall of 2017 and currently serves as the Assistant Athletics Director of Student-Athlete Development where he oversees the personal, professional, and leadership development of UND student-athletes.
Since his time at UND, the department has continuously earned national honors and recognition for service, including leading the nation in community service impact score in 2021-22.
A native of Madison, WI, Burmeister is an active member of the National Association of Academic and Student-Athlete Development Professionals (N4A), serving on the Best Practices Committee.
Tyler came up with our mentality acronyms "CHORES" which you can see toward the bottom of this page
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