Coach Jason Little

   Jason began playing baseball at age three, and travel ball at age 6 in programs sponsored and coached by major league players and coaches throughout the Southeastern US. While at Loganville High School, Jason played on a state championship team and was recruited to play and various colleges. While at Georgia Gwinnett College, he served as president of the baseball association for the schools’ club team and helped develop their softball and baseball programs. He is a former Cobb County Police Officer, before founding Grit Academy Athletics in 2018. In addition, Jason has spent more than 11 years training athletes, and 10 years coaching with the Cambridge feeder softball program.  Jason is now the head of NGF (North Georgia Feeder), the middle school league for Fulton and Forsyth County schools. Jason is also the former coach and developer of St. Pius’s feeder program. Jason has worked with numerous college coaches developing athletes and has assisted several schools and travel organizations in player development. He has helped numerous players develop in baseball and softball and has a resume of getting players recruited to play at various levels of college ranging from division 1 to JR college. Jason is married to former Berry College softball player Holly Little. They have three children, one son named Luke age 6, and daughter named Harper age 4 and a newborn little girl named Hadley.

Coco (Corrie) Roberts has been a pitching and hitting instructor for 17 years. She coaches girls of all ages. A native of Southern California she grew up playing softball since the age of 6. She was a part of OC Batbusters where they won the ASA national Championship. She played her 4 years of College softball at Georgia State University where she set multiple hitting records and was a 4 time All Tournament and All Conference team each year. During her Junior year she was selected to the All South East Region Team. She also coached at Milton for 4 years. She strives to teach her students to their personal strengths. 

Will Foster - Private Instructor

Will Foster, a native of Cumming, GA, played four years of varsity baseball as a middle infielder at North

Forsyth High School before continuing his career at Reinhardt University. He later earned a degree in

Exercise Science from Kennesaw State University and now teaches Physical Education at King’s Ridge

Christian School.

Will began his coaching career in 2011, providing individual lessons and coaching travel and high school

summer teams. He spent seven years as an assistant baseball coach at his alma mater, North Forsyth

High School, and has been an assistant varsity coach at King’s Ridge Christian School since 2022. In 2017,

Will joined forces with former MLB player Michael Barrett to help run Barrett Baseball, which evolved

into Roadrunner Baseball. Since then, he has coached every age group from 8U to 18U. Currently, he is

the Head Coach of the 17U Roadrunner Baseball Academy National Team. Additionally, he began

coaching middle school softball at King’s Ridge in the fall of 2023 and took on the role of middle school

head softball coach in 2024. Over the years, he has been a part of many successful teams, most recently

helping lead the 2024 King’s Ridge Tigers Baseball team to the Final Four in the State Playoffs.

Will specializes in infield, outfield, and hitting instruction, bringing a deep understanding of player

development and fundamentals to every session. His ability to connect with players and help them

refine their skills has made him a trusted mentor to athletes at all levels.

Outside of coaching, Will enjoys spending time with his wife, Chloe, as they prepare to welcome their

first child, a baby boy, in April 2025. Will is passionate about developing players on and off the field and

enjoys sharing his experience and knowledge with the new generation of players.