Our Mission
To provide a Christ-centered environment for home schooled young men to play baseball at the highest competitive level.
Wake County Home School Baseball was started in 2000. Since then, our program has grown to field four teams (2 high school and 2 middle school teams) that compete with other home school, private and public school programs in the area. WCHS has been successful competing against some of the top baseball programs in the area, as well as in equipping those players who have the ability and desire to compete at the college level after graduation. More importantly we have seen our players develop in character and maturity in Christ as they become equipped for the game of life.
High School Varsity/JV
The Warriors Junior Varsity plays a 20-25 game schedule against other home, private, and public school programs in the area. The JV team also plays in school team tournaments when appropriate. The Junior Varsity is an opportunity for younger players to develop their skills and gain experience in preparation for playing at the varsity level. Tryouts for Varsity/JV are usually held in the fall after a series of winter workouts. Practice starts early in the new year.
Home games have been played at historic Fleming Stadium in Wilson, USA Baseball in Cary, and other local venues.
Middle School
The Warriors Middle School program sponsors one or two middle school teams annually dependent on interest. These include a varsity (6th - 8th graders) and a junior varsity (6th-7th graders) team when applicable. The Middle School Varsity team plays and independent schedule of approximately 20 games against other home, private, and public schools. Practices and home games are held on fields local to the Wake County area and have included venues such as historic Fleming Stadium. This is a competitive baseball league. MS Varsity base distance is 90 feet, and the pitching mound distance is 60'6"
Warriors Coaching Staff
Quincy Latimore
Varsity Head Coach
This is Quincy’s first year as Varsity Head Coach. An Apex native, he was drafted in the 4th round of the 2007 MLB Draft by the Pittsburgh Pirates. Coach Quincy brings extensive playing experience having played professional baseball from 2007–2024.
Justin Clark
Varsity Assistant Coach | Pitching
Coach Justin has served as the Varsity Pitching Coach since 2019 and has coached in the Raleigh area since 2015. He pitched collegiately and was part of the 2001 NJCAA World Series Championship team. His high school team also won two Maryland state championships. His oldest son, Cooper Clark, is currently a pitcher at Campbell University.
Rob Richardson
Athletic Director & Varsity Assistant Coach
Rob serves as the Warriors Athletic Director and assists with high school coaching. He has eight years of baseball coaching experience and holds USA Baseball coaching certification. Coach Rob previously served as Head Coach for both the JV and Middle School Warriors teams.
Scott Pennica
Varsity Assistant Coach | Base Coach
Coach Scott has coached travel softball and baseball since 2012 and also serves as an Assistant Coach for the Warriors Fall team. He played high school baseball at Garner Senior High School and Legion Baseball for Post 232, making multiple playoff appearances. Scott continued his playing career at Louisburg College from 1994–1996.
Michael Tourville
Varsity Assistant Coach
Coach Michael was a catcher and outfielder and brings over 10 years of coaching experience to the Warriors. He holds USA Baseball coaching certification and has been actively coaching in the Chatham County area since 2015.
Brad Clark
Junior Varsity Head Coach
Coach Brad served as Head Middle School Coach in 2024 and as a JV Assistant Coach in 2025. He has coached Warriors and travel teams in the Wake County area for several years and has led multiple teams over the past seven years.
Brian Frangipane
Junior Varsity Assistant Coach
Bio details coming soon.
Christopher “Taffy” Taffala
Junior Varsity Assistant Coach
Coach “Taffy” played one year of Juco baseball in Florida. During his Juco year, he was called to ministry and now serves at Macedonia Baptist Church in Raleigh. For the past 15 years, he has intermittently trained players in hitting and defense, with an emphasis on catching and infield skills.
Joe Lebeda
Freshman Head Coach
This is Coach Joe’s first year with the Warriors. He has nearly 30 years of coaching experience in the Raleigh area and played collegiate baseball at Louisburg College.