Enjoy your days off from school with our Winter Break Sessions at The ATTIC. Each session is designed to build strong fundamentals, boost confidence, and create a fun, supportive training experience for athletes of all ages and skill levels.

Ages: 5-15U

Location: The ATTIC (1892 17th Ave S, Fargo, ND 58103)

Date: Monday, December 29

Cost: $25 per participant

Max # of Participants per Group: 18 players

Focus: Fundamentals of stance, grip, swing mechanics, strength, and power development.

Date: Monday, December 29

Cost: $25 per participant

Max # of Participants per Group: 18 players

Focus: Half of the session will be focused on defense, and the other half will be hitting.

- Defense: Fundamentals of fielding ground balls, footwork, glove work, and throwing accuracy.

- Hitting: Fundamentals of stance, grip, swing mechanics, strength, and power development.

Date: Tuesday, December 30

Cost: $25 per participant

Max # of Participants per Group: 12 players

Focus: Stance, receiving, blocking, footwork, and throwing mechanics.

Date: Wednesday, December 31

Cost: $25 per participant

Max # of Participants per Group: 18 players

Focus: Mechanics, grip, command, velocity development, and mental approach to pitching.

Date: Friday, January 2

Cost: $25 per participant

Max # of Participants per Group: 12 players

Focus: Fundamentals of fielding ground balls, footwork, glove work, and throwing accuracy.

Christian Ibarra: Christian played collegiate baseball at LSU, where he earned First-Team All-SEC, SEC All-Defensive Team, and SEC All-Tournament Team honors in 2013. He returned to LSU as a coach in 2015 and went on to play 11 seasons of professional baseball, including time with the Lincoln Saltdogs, Fargo-Moorhead RedHawks, Guadalajara Mariachis, and the Minnesota Twins organization. He currently competes with the Piratas de Campeche in the Mexican Professional League.

Mason Quick: Mason currently serves as an assistant coach at Fargo South and for the 15/16U ‘61s team. He brings extensive international playing experience, having spent four professional seasons competing in Germany, Austria, and New Zealand as a versatile two-way utility player, posting a career .334 batting average. Mason’s coaching career is equally diverse, with experience in the U.S., Germany, Austria, and New Zealand, working with players from 5U through advanced player-coach roles.

His career highlights include winning an Austrian league championship in 2023, back-to-back Finkstonball tournament titles in 2022 and 2023, and a softball championship as a coach in 2019. Mason played collegiate baseball at Valley City State University and Minnesota State University Moorhead and previously served as the Head Legion Baseball Coach in Pillager in 2017.

Zach Frazier: Zach was a four-year starting catcher at the University of Minnesota–Crookston, where he ranks fourth all-time in games started, sixth in RBIs, and second in fielding percentage. He played competitively with the Weyburn Beavers in 2016 and 2017. Zach brings a deep understanding of the catcher position and game strategy to his player development.

Jeff’s baseball career spans decades and reaches across the country and around the world. As a player, he helped lead Fargo to state championships in 1974 and 1976, hitting .318 for his career, while also excelling on the mound for Fargo Post 2 with a 21–11 record and a 2.26 ERA. He continued his success at DMACC, earning All-District honors, before moving on to Grand Canyon University, where he won back-to-back NAIA national championships in 1980 and 1981. Jeff played professionally in the San Diego Padres organization, then starred in the Western Canadian League with a 39–11 record, a 1.41 ERA, a league championship, and MVP honors. He later played three seasons in Australia, winning three straight national titles and earning multiple MVP awards. Following his playing career, Jeff built an impactful coaching résumé, including head coach roles at Fargo North High School from 1998–2019 and Fargo Post 2 from 2009–2011, earning induction into the Post 2 Hall of Fame in 2007. He continues to coach today as the pitching coach for Fargo Post 400 and an assistant with the Stars, carrying on a lifelong legacy in the game.