Staff

A true Lexington native, Beck brings an impressive two-decade-long coaching career within North Carolina's premier travel baseball organizations to the Flying Pigs, including eight years at the helm of elite showcase teams. 

Beck, who also serves as a seasoned official for the North Carolina High School Athletic Association in both baseball and basketball, now enters his 17th year in this capacity. His contributions have been pivotal, including officiating at state championships in 2020 and 2021.

Musgrave has served 8 seasons as a High School coach just finishing his first season as the head coach at Central Davidson, after assisting in his first 2 years back home at Central.

As a Player: Played for nearby Central Davidson HS and Post 8 Legion. Spent time on the mound and at Middle Infield for the first 3 years in college before finally settling into a Pitcher Only role the final 2. Spent a year each at NC A&T and Guilford Tech before eventually landing at Virginia Intermont (V.I.). Owns 7 program pitching records at V.I., including career wins, saves, and ERA. Also played for Asheboro Copperheads (now Zookeepers) of the Coastal Plains League.

Personal: Lives in Lexington, NC with his 16 year old son, Connor; 2 year old daughter, Ellarie; and his wife, Brooke.

Dr. A.J. Lewis brings five seasons of collegiate summer baseball experience and a passion for helping pitchers develop through improved mechanics, velocity training, arm care, and pitch design.

A Winston-Salem native, Lewis attended Reynolds High School before transferring to the North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics. A high school catcher, he pursued a walk-on opportunity at Wake Forest University before an elbow injury ended his playing aspirations. He went on to earn his medical degree at Wake Forest and now practices at Novant Health Valaoras & Lewis OB/GYN in Winston-Salem.

Lewis coached his two sons from T-ball through high school on local and national stages. As both became elite pitchers, he began a deep study of pitching mechanics and development. In 2019, he became one of the first remote trainers certified by Driveline Baseball. He subsequently served two years as a pitching consultant at West Forsyth High School, helping develop six future Division I pitchers. He also earned certification through the Florida Baseball Ranch, now The Armory, and pursued continuing education with the Texas Baseball Ranch.

In 2021, Lewis became the inaugural pitching coach for the Carolina Disco Turkeys, serving for five seasons and helping develop pitchers from Division I and junior college programs. He brings an individualized approach to the Flying Pigs, helping each pitcher improve movement efficiency, build velocity, and refine an arsenal while emphasizing healthy arm-care practices.

His ties to the community extend well beyond baseball: Lewis has delivered approximately 8,000 babies—including several players he would later coach.