Luke Curtis is originally from Philipsburg, PA and played collegiately at the University of Pittsburgh. He was drafted in the 18th round in 2015 by the Milwaukee Brewers and pitched two seasons with the Wisconsin Timber Rattlers in Appleton. He now resides in New London with his wife Rachelle and daughters Callie and Kennedy. Luke is also a New London police officer.
High School: Curtis recorded 19 career wins, four saves and 222 strikeouts with Philipsburg-Osceola High School...threw four career no-hitters and one perfect game...was rated the No. 271 best 2010 prospect in the country by PGCrosschecker.com...led Philipsburg to three conference championship titles, one district championship and an appearance in the Final Four of the Pennsylvania state championship in his four years of varsity play...set his school record for wins and strikeouts in a season and career...four-time Pitcher of the Year...selected first team all-conference three consecutive years...two-time League MVP and All-County Pitcher of the Year...named Rookie of the Year following his freshman campaign...selected to the Rawlings All-America team as a senior...spent two years with the Allegheny Pirates and Orioles Scout Team...also played basketball...two-time Defensive Player of the Year...member of the National Honor Society.
Luke is now available for 1 on 1 lessons and will be doing small group sessions. He is available year round for lessons.
Luke resides in New London with his wife Rachelle and two daughters, Callie and Kennedy.
Cavaiani on Curtis: "I was lucky to run into Luke during my time with the Panthers and I was immediately impressed with his poise, confidence, and his ability to relate to kids of all ages. It didn't come as a surprise to me that Luke was training to be a police officer soon after his retirement from professional baseball. Luke was the first person I reached out to when I made the decision to start this program and he jumped right in with me. I'm thankful for him believing in me and my vision on what I wanted to accomplish. I have 100% confidence in everything he does and I couldn't have found a better, more honest person who possesses such a wide range of knowledge that goes beyond baseball. I'm hoping every kid that comes through our doors gets the opportunity to listen and learn from him."