Sheldon Howell | Owner

Sheldon Howell is a Wichita native and former athlete who knows what it takes to compete. He earned All-City baseball honors in 2008, then continued his career at Newman University, Butler Community College, and Fort Hays State University. At Butler, Sheldon was a conference champion, team captain, and conference All-Star. At Fort Hays, he earned team captain and athletic academic honors. He holds degrees in Liberal Science, Business Communication, and Business Administration.

Sheldon has coached with the Kansas Cannons, at Andale High School, and in youth baseball. He also serves as owner and commissioner of the Kansas Collegiate League Baseball and leads six collegiate nonprofit teams across Kansas.

As owner, operator, and lead certified Parisi Performance Coach, Sheldon brings a competitor’s mindset to every session. His goal is to help athletes build speed, strength, agility, confidence, and character—so they can achieve more in sport and in life.

Sean Cutler is in his 2nd year as Program Director, and 4th year overall here at Parisi. Sean is originally from a small town in central Iowa. Graduated with a Bachelor's degree from Briar Cliff University in Sioux City, Iowa, and graduated with a Master’s Degree from Wichita State in the Spring of 2024 majoring in Sport Management. Sean played football, basketball, track, and baseball in high school and went on to play baseball in college at Briar Cliff. Sean's coaching experience includes Jr high & high school baseball at Colo-NESCO in Iowa for 3 years. This past summer was his 4th season as the assistant coach for the Valley Center Mud Daubers in the Kansas Collegiate League Baseball.

“What made me choose coaching was working with my brother and his teams when he was younger, when I was coaching middle and high school. I found seeing the success and improvement of the kids I coached made me more excited than my own achievements.

My passion is unlocking kids' mindset, discipline, work ethic, and ultimately, their potential. “ 

“1 Corinthians 9:24 “Do you not know that in a race all the runners run, but only one receives the prize? So run that you may obtain it.”