In 9 years of being the head coach at the varsity level, Craig compiled a 181-130 record, winning 2 Regional titles, competing in 1 sectional find and finishing in the top 3 of the Upstate 8 and DuPage Valley Conferences 5 times.ĭuring his tenure at Metea Valley, Tomczak has had the pleasure of coaching: 1 All-Midwest Region Nomination, 4 PBR All-State Nominations, 5 IHSBCA All-State Nominations, 50 All-Area Nominations, 43 All-Conference Nominations, 4 IHSBCA Academic All-State Nominations, 155 Academic All-Conference Nominations, and 20 Coaches Association Junior All-Stars.Ĭraig played at North Central College where he played for Ed Mathey and was an all conferences player his senior year.Ĭurrently Craig resides in Plainfield with his wife Jenny and sons Keegan and Grayson. He then was hired by IHSBCA Hall of Fame member Jim Schmid to start the program at Metea Valley HS.
His coaching career started as an assistant at Waubonsie Valley High School. He is currently the head coach of one of the Rhino 16U teams and was recently named head coach for Team Illinois for the Prospect Games which is comprised of many of the top players from Illinois.Ĭraig has nearly 2 decades with of experience coaching at the high school level. Greg has coached and developed numerous Division I players over his coaching career and has also been at the helm of nationally ranked high school teams while at Rhino Baseball.
During his time there he was a three-time All-Conference player and was named to the Chicago Tribune All-State and IHSBCA All State teams his senior year.Īfter graduation from Lockport, Greg attended Illinois State University where he was a Lousiville Slugger Freshman All-American, 4 year letter winner and a 3 year team captain.Īfter college, Greg played for the Gateway Grizzlies in the Frontier League. Greg attended Lockport Township High School where he was a catcher and center outfielder. Greg resides in Lockport with his wife April and their two children, Maddie and Lucas. Greg’s focus for each Rhino player is not only to help them become the best players they can be, but more importantly to help them understand the importance of becoming great men that are strong and loving husbands and dads as well as leaders in their communities. Greg founded the Rhino program in 2012 and is the President of Rhino Baseball. President, Co-Director of Player Development
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