With over 20 years of experience in the camp industry and baseball instruction, including 15 years as Director of Field of Dreams Baseball Camp, Jennifer Stitt-Revin has built a reputation for creating memorable and impactful experiences for every child. A competitive baseball and fastball player who competed at some of the highest levels, Jennifer brings a deep passion for the game to each camper and player she works with. As the owner and Director of Field of Dreams Baseball Camp, she oversees programming for all the locations and leads off-season training, working directly with players to develop not only their skills but also their confidence and love for baseball.

In addition to her extensive work with Field of Dreams, she has trained and coached thousands of players and numerous teams from 9U rep to 16U elite, providing individual training sessions and customized skill development for athletes across the GTA. She has also had the privilege of coaching alongside former MLB players Rob and Rich Butler, as well as Nigel Wilson, during various seasonal camps, helping players reach their highest potential.

Over her impressive 14-year career in rep baseball and fastball, Jennifer won two Ontario championships and secured second place at the fastball nationals in 2001 in Prince Edward Island. From 2004 to 2006, she was a key player on Ontario’s Women’s Baseball team as a second baseman and pitcher, helping her team achieve two national championships. In 2005, she was selected for the Canadian North Stars, a Canadian All-Star team that competed at Disney’s Wide World of Sports Complex against top all-star teams from Japan and the United States, where she was named team MVP.

Jennifer also holds the distinction of being the only female to play high school baseball in Ontario at the time, where she excelled as a pitcher and shortstop for Vaughan Secondary School, reaching OFSAA in her final season. One of her proudest accomplishments came during her university years, when she made the men’s baseball team at York University, becoming the only female to play inter-university baseball in Canada in 2008 and 2009, as a standout second baseman.

Jennifer channels this wealth of experience into her coaching, delivering programs that foster player development, teamwork, and a lifelong love for the game.