Sean Collins Sr

Coach Sean Collins is a former professional baseball player with the Kansas City Royals and Texas Rangers organizations, as well as independent professional leagues. Coach Collins was an All-American at Kansas State University in 1989, where he was also voted to the Kansas State University "All-Century Team" in 2000. During his seven-year professional career, he batted an average of .314 with 234 stolen bases.

In college, Coach Collins broke the California State Junior College record for stolen bases in a season with 52 stolen in 38 games in 1986. He continued to have much success at the Division I level, being voted to the Honorable Mention All-American team, 1st Team All-Midwest, and 1st Team All-Big Eight in 1989. Success followed Sean to the end of his playing days.

Coach Collins was the founder and head baseball coach at the Brook Hill School in Bullard, Texas, a perennial Texas powerhouse to this day. In 2004, he coached Brook Hill to its first baseball state championship which just celebrated the twentieth anniversary with another championship in 2024. He was a five-time District Coach of the Year, and in 2004, he was voted Texas Association of Private and Parochial School’s Class 2A Baseball Coach of the Year. Coach Collins’s overall coaching win-loss record at the Brook Hill School is 121 wins, 33 losses.

He has helped many young men achieve their dream of receiving a college baseball scholarship, and conducted more than 100 camps, instructing more than 5,000 young ballplayers. He was also the host of This Week’s Baseball Tips, with Sean Collins, on KLTV, an ABC affiliate in Tyler, Texas. Collins is the author of "What's the Endgame?: Helping Parents Navigate Youth Sports" and "In Pursuit of The College Baseball Scholarship".