Hattiesburg Private Instruction

Landon Harper is from Meridian, MS. He attended Northeast Lauderdale High School and went on to play two years at Pearl River CC where he excelled on the mound before signing with The University of Southern Mississippi. In his one year with the Golden Eagles, he recorded a 3.30 ERA, struck out 50 batters and walked just nine. Landon was selected in the 14th round of the 2022 MLB First Year Player Draft to the Atlanta Braves and is a current MILB player in the Braves organization. Landon is a pitching instructor at P360 Hattiesburg.

Chris Bedenbaugh is from Hattiesburg, Mississippi. He has 13 years of experience coaching 13/14u teams, and he has also coached at Hattiesburg High School for 4 years. Chris mainly helps develop players' Hitting, Defense, and Pitching at P360-Hattiesburg.

Jeff Farris is from Hattiesburg, Mississippi. He has 34 years of coaching experience, including 8 years at Presbyterian Christian High School and several seasons at Petal High School. In his time not spent on a baseball field, Jeff invented Tunnel Vision Sports Training Glasses. He has been teaching Hitting for 30 years with an emphasis on the fundamentals and a Hitter's mental approach and confidence.

Larry Knight coached high school baseball for 27 years at Hattiesburg and Sumrall high schools, compiling a record of 695-202 (.773 winning percentage). Coach Knight’s teams reached the South State Championship 18 times, advancing to the State Championship 15 times, winning 10 State Championships between 1994-2020. His first ring was as an assistant at Petal (1991-1993) before winning four championships at Hattiesburg High School (1994-2006). Leading the Sumrall baseball team from 2007-2020, he added five more championships to his resume, including four consecutive rings from 2008-2011.

The 2009 team started an amazing run for Sumrall, finishing the season as only the second undefeated team in the state at 36-0. This team would put together a state record 67 consecutive wins from 2009-2011 and finished #1 in the Max Prep National Rankings. The 2010 championship team ended the season as Mississippi’s first #1 nationally ranked team in the USA Today rankings – and Coach Knight was named the USA Today National Coach of the Year.
Coach Knight served as a graduate assistant for William Carey University for two seasons, and the Associate Head Coach and Pitching Coach one season at Jones College. For the season, the Jones College pitching staff led the MACCC league in strikeouts, strikeout to walk ratio, and strikeouts per nine innings. The team finished third in the league in ERA as five pitchers from the staff moved on to NCAA Division I baseball teams. Over 100 players have advanced to college baseball under Coach Knight’s leadership, with 19 advancing to professional baseball, including four major leaguers.

Robert Carson is from Hattiesburg, MS. Robert attended Hattiesburg High School where he was a standout pitcher for the Tigers during his prep career. After his senior season (2007) Robert was selected in the 14th round by the New York Mets and made his major league debut for the Mets in 2012. Robert went on to play 15 years of professional baseball while also beginning his coaching/player development career. He has taught pitching at all levels of baseball including the professional level for the Quebec Capitales of the Frontier League where he was named the 2022 "Coach of the Year" and led his staff to achieve "2022 Pitching Staff of the Year". Robert is a pitching instructor at P360 Hattiesburg.

Scott Copeland was born and raised in White Oak, Texas. He played collegiate baseball at Panola College and Southern Miss. Scott was selected in the 2010 MLB Amateur Draft by the Baltimore Orioles in the 21st Round. Scott made his MLB debut in 2015 with the Toronto Blue Jays, and he went on to pitch for the New York Mets in 2018. Scott primarily focuses on developing pitchers.

Steve Cooley has coached high school baseball for 27 years, including 17 years at Sumrall. He has coached 10 South State Championship wins and 7 State Championships including the USA Today #1 ranked in 2010 and Max Prep National Champion Teams in 2009 and 2010. Coaching offensively, his teams hold 3 state records for Batting Average: .431 (2010), .395 (2009) and .374 (2008).

Specializing in Catching and Hitting, he teaches the fundamentals of progressive receiving, V Position and throwing. He instructs hitters on their mental approach and on plane mechanics.

Toddric Johnson is from Jackson, Mississippi. In college, he played at Meridian CC and Southern Miss, where he was named a preseason All-Conference USA selection by Baseball America in 2006. Toddric was drafted 3 separate times (Marlins '03, Padres '04, A's '06) and played 5 seasons in the Oakland Athletics Organization. Toddric gives lessons in all areas of the game.