Hi, I’m kyle and I’ve been passionate about baseball since I was a kid. Growing up, the field was my second home. I spent my childhood playing baseball, from my little league days all the way through high school, where I learned valuable lessons on teamwork, resilience, and the pure joy of the game. Those memories shaped who I am today and led me to pursue something I love even more: sharing the magic of baseball with others.

As I transitioned from playing to coaching, I realized that the love for the game could be passed on in so many powerful ways. That’s when I decided to combine my passion for baseball with my desire to create something meaningful for others—and that’s how our journey began.

Who am I?

A smiling young man with a beard, wearing a black baseball cap backwards and a black t-shirt with gold lettering 'MWS', standing against a plain beige wall.

The EAU Team

  • Kyle schifferdecker

    Kyle schifferdercker

    MWS HEAD COACH, INSTRUCTOR & COLLEGE RECRUITER

    Baseball has been a part of my life since I was 6 years old. After competing with Team USA Youth and playing at Busch Stadium, I've dedicated my career to developing athletes and helping families through the recruiting process. I work to connect players with opportunities, provide honest evaluations, and prepare them to compete at the collegiate level. My goal is simple: help every player find the right fit and maximize their potential.

  • chynna schifferdecker

    DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS

    Behind every successful organization is a strong foundation. Director of Operations for Elite Athletics United and the Midwest Saints Baseball Club, I manage the business, operations, and day-to-day logistics that keep our programs moving forward. My background in bookkeeping and business management has helped me build organized systems focused on professionalism, communication, and long-term growth. While our coaches develop athletes on the field, I'm committed to creating an experience off the field that families can trust. Every detail matters because every player matters.

  • Jordan kremer

    MWS ASSISTANT COACH

  • Adam Schifferdecker

    BASEBALL INSTRUCTOR & PITCHING COACH

    Hi, I’m Adam, a dedicated baseball instructor with years of experience both playing and coaching the game I love. My journey in baseball includes playing as an Independent Pro Player in Charlotte NC (2022) and earning recognition as a Maryland Heights Legion All-Star, where I led the league with an impressive 1.89 ERA. My goal is to not only develop strong fundamentals but also to instill confidence, discipline, and a love for the game in every athlete I work with.

    Let’s train, improve, and dominate the game together!

  • A middle-aged man with gray beard, wearing a black cap backwards and a black sports shirt with gold lettering that says 'EAU RECRUITED', standing against a black background.

    ERIC S.

    LEAD COLLEGE BASEBALL RECRUITER

    Eric S. is the Lead College Baseball Recruiter for EAU Recruiting Services. With professional scouting experience for the Kansas City Royals, San Diego Padres, and St. Louis Cardinals, Eric brings decades of baseball knowledge and recruiting expertise to the organization. He helps high school and college athletes connect with programs, understand their options, and find the right opportunity to continue their baseball careers.

  • A stadium field at night with city skyline, illuminated light towers, and a golden text overlay reading 'PHOTO COMING SOON'.

    Jordyn Sgroi

    Media Marketing Manager.

  • A catcher in full gear crouching behind home plate inside a baseball or softball batting cage. There is a baseball or softball on the ground near the batters box, with a pitching machine to the left and a chain-link fence surrounding the cage.

    "The more you practice, the better you get." – Babe Ruth

  • Child practicing baseball batting swing at indoor batting cage with baseball and equipment around.

    "I wanted to do so well that they couldn’t say anything about me except that I was the best."- Jackie Robinson

  • Indoor baseball batting cage with several young players practicing swings with coaches nearby

    "Never let the fear of striking out keep you from playing the game." – Babe Ruth

  • Baseball catcher in a crouched position on a field with a protected batting cage behind him.

    "A baseball game is simply a nervous breakdown divided into nine innings." – Earl Wilson