Air Force Baseball Staff
The staff that coaches the Falcons every spring runs every camp. Your player works with them directly.
Head Coach
"In the game of baseball, you win with the right people."
LaComb captained Mesa Community College to the 2014 NJCAA Division II national title, then hit .361 for his career at Regis University. He coached at Regis for seven years, the last four as head coach, going 87-77-1 with three straight RMAC Tournament trips.
He joined Air Force in 2024 as offensive coordinator and hitting coach. That first season the Falcons won the program's first Mountain West regular-season title. In 2026 they finished second, and produced the Mountain West Player of the Year.
At camp he coaches the way he coaches the Falcons: clear standards, real reps and feedback your player can take home and use the next day.
Player
Mesa CC, Regis
Head coach
Regis 87-77-1
At Air Force
Since 2024
Pitching Coach & Recruiting Coordinator
Assistant Coach
Assistant Coach
Director of Player Performance
Director of Baseball Operations & Analytics
The Academy
Every player on this roster is a cadet first. They study at the U.S. Air Force Academy, play Division I baseball in the Mountain West, and graduate as officers in the U.S. Air Force.
That standard shows up in how the staff coaches. Campers get the same structure, detail and expectations the Falcons train with every spring.
NCAA Tournament appearances, most recently in 2022
Mountain West Tournament champions
Academy graduates who became astronauts
Graduates who rose to general officer
Home field
Air Force has played on this field since 1957. It sits more than 7,000 feet up in the Rampart Range of the Rocky Mountains, and it's the same field your player trains on at camp.
Pitched for the Falcons before going No. 1 overall in the 2023 MLB Draft. Won two starts for Team USA at the 2026 World Baseball Classic.
2017 Academy graduate turned big league reliever. Pitched in the 2026 World Baseball Classic championship game for Team USA.
