Georgetown Prep Baseball

The spring season starts in mid-February and runs through the IAC championships in May. We have workouts on weekdays throughout the summer as our players often play on external teams to Prep during this time. We are proud to support our players on these teams after the spring season is over. Playing multiple sports is encouraged in our program and the Fall is devoted time for this and for any external fall baseball commitments. Mandatory preseason workouts begin in November and are mostly focused on strength and conditioning in preparation for the spring season.

The program hosts summer camps for players starting in 5th grade. These camps feature Prep’s coaches, players and facilities and are a great opportunity to learn about the program and the school. Diamond Skills camps run by Chris Rodriguez also offer the opportunity to be exposed to how the program functions.

Chris Rodriguez
Director of Baseball Operations

Coach Chris Rodriguez is the Director of Baseball Operations and the School's Dean of Students. Coach Rodriguez has been the program's varsity coach since 2009 and has led Georgetown Prep to a 252-94 overall record- a winning percentage of 73%.

Coach Rodriguez has guided the Hoyas to nine I.A.C. regular-season championships (2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2017, 2018,2019, and 2022) and six I.A.C. tournament championships (2012, 2013, 2015, 2019, 2021, and 2022). In addition, he was named the 2013 Montgomery County Coach of the Year.

The 2019 varsity team went 31-5 and ranked number three in The Washington Post. The 2021 team was undefeated, with a record of 14-0, and the 2022 season ended with Prep's third consecutive I.A.C. Championship. Coach Rodriguez has coached many players who received Division 1 scholarships, including those who played at Notre Dame, Duke, Wake Forest, Boston College, Johns Hopkins, Georgetown, Virginia Tech, and George Washington.

Before coaching at Prep, Coach Rodriguez coached college baseball at Lander University in South Carolina and Old Dominion University in Norfolk, Virginia. At Old Dominion University, he guided the Monarchs to the Colonial Athletic Association championship and a spot in the NCAA Regionals in Clemson, South Carolina. Coach Rodriguez has players currently playing for the Texas Rangers, St. Louis Cardinals, and Chicago Cubs organizations.

As a player, Coach Rodriguez played college baseball at Appalachian State University, where he captured All-Southern Conference honors in his senior year. In 1996, he led all second basemen in the Southern Conference in hitting (.359) and fielding percentage (.980). After graduation, Coach Rodriguez spent two seasons as a middle infielder with the Cleveland Indians organization.

Coach Rodriguez played locally at Riverdale Baptist High School. He was named All-Met by The Washington Post and Maryland Private School Player of the Year. He's a member of the Riverdale Baptist High School Hall of Fame. He and his wife, Lisa, have three children (Ryan 22, Ava, and Mia)and live in North Bethesda, Maryland.

Rob Begin
Varsity Baseball Coach

Rob Begin leads Georgetown Prep’s Varsity Baseball program while also serving in the English Department and Admissions Office. In just four seasons, he has guided the Hoyas to a 88-29 record with 4 IAC titles. His 2025 team went 22–6 and earned a No. 2 ranking in The Washington Post, building on the program’s No. 1 ranking in 2024 and No. 3 ranking in 2023.

Before becoming Head Coach in 2022, Coach Begin was Pitching Coach under former Head Coach and current Director of Baseball Operations Chris Rodriguez. Coach Begin started at Prep in the Fall of 2009 after he finished his playing career at Georgetown University. During his tenure as pitching coach and as a member of Coach Rodriguez’s staff, the team won over 250 games and had a winning percentage of over 75%. Coach Begin has run the Prep summer baseball team as well as the baseball camps since the summer of 2010. As an educator and coach, Coach Begin’s philosophy is defined by high standards, communication and organization. He hails from Princeton, NJ where he pitched and played outfield for Princeton High School before matriculating to Georgetown University, where he played outfield. He graduated with a B.A in English and a minor in Theology and was a Big East Academic All Conference honoree all four years and a Theta Alpha Kappa member for excellence in the study of Theology. He graduated with an M.S. in Educational Studies in 2015 from Johns Hopkins University. He has lived in the DC metro area since 2009 and currently resides in Washington, DC with his wife, Rachel, and two children, Elias and Emmanuelle.

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Horning Field is named in honor of Lawrence E. Horning '52. In the 1952 Yearbook, Lawrence was the Best Athletic, Best Baseball and Basketball player. Larry Horning’s widow, Carole Woehrle, has been a generous supporter to Prep's baseball program, even contributing to the baseball locker room in the For the Greater Glory legacy campaign in 2022.

Adjacent to Horning Field is a practice infield and bullpen facilities. 

There is an indoor facility in the Hanley Center with two batting cages, six bullpen mounds and space for a full infield workout.