Player Development Center
Year-round player development, right at the ballpark.
The new indoor player development facility at Penn Medicine Park gives Lancaster-area baseball and softball athletes a dedicated, year-round environment to train, develop, and take their game to the next level — with professional-style batting cages and pitching mounds built for real work on swing mechanics, pitching technique, defense, catching, and throwing.
Built for real development, not just reps.
Every corner of the space is designed around one goal: giving players the tools and repetition it takes to actually get better, in every phase of the game.
Batting Cages
Professional-style cages for dialing in swing mechanics and timing, rep after rep, in every season.
Pitching Mounds
Regulation-style mounds for pitchers to build command and refine mechanics with real feedback.
Defense & Catching
Dedicated space to work fielding, footwork, and receiving skills alongside the hitting and pitching programs.
Year-Round Access
An indoor environment that keeps Lancaster-area athletes training through every Pennsylvania season.
Instruction from the Stormers’ own baseball and softball staff.
Here’s who’s leading the program.
Troy Steffy
Nate Geesey
AJ Alexy
Brionna Rinier
Jackie Wardrop
Clinics, camps, and open training sessions.
Check back for the full schedule of sessions at the Player Development Center.
Grand Opening
6:00 – 8:00 PMCelebrate the opening of the new Player Development Center at Penn Medicine Park.
Softball Fall Clinic
$165A fall training block for softball athletes covering hitting, defense, and throwing in the new indoor space.
Baseball Fall Clinic
$165A fall training block for baseball athletes covering hitting, pitching, and defensive fundamentals.