Our Mission:

We are committed to the teaching and development of young athletes. We teach the American pastime, "the great game of baseball" while stressing the importance of education, self-confidence, self-respect, and to have a positive attitude towards parents, family, friends and everyday life.

We are committed to Parent/ Child Development. Overall, we are committed to increasing the quality of life for everyone we touch.

Thank you.

Bill Sandillo

    Predator Story   

(pred•a•tor)

Definition: (n)

1. Any animal that lives by preying on other animals

2. Acting with or possess fierce competitiveness

Predator Training Camps was formed in 1993 by Bill Sandillo while he was working for the Red Sox as an executive in Double-A in New Britain Connecticut. The original name of the Company was called the "New England Predators" and a logo was a T-Rex breaking a bat over it's knee. 

The Predator Story:

Bill developed the name & logo because he was impressed with how the T-Rex approached his enemies. The T-Rex was one of the most feared animals of it's time. It was fast for it's size, fearless to every other animal, and by far the strongest of it's size to walk the earth. It attacked with fierce competitiveness. It was an offensive animal who didn't care who he was up against. Every day he knew he had to be stronger, faster and better then his enemies or he would die.

The T-Rex always intrigued me at a young age because besides his overall appearance and size you could always tell how serious he was by the "look" in his eyes (hence our logo) and how he attacked with speed & power.

His eyes tells the story of an animal who is as dominant as they come. Our new logo (The Eyes) are the eyes of a T-Rex. In Baseball, Bill always looked into the eyes of his opponents to see if they were up for the challenge or if he could instill fear into their eyes. Overall, Bill believed, to be a great competitor you have to play with more heart and drive then the next guy.  Bill always played this game at a higher level then most because of that reason and it has taken him on some great journeys. While trying out in Florida for the Cincinnati Reds in 1986, Pete Rose saw him play and said "Bill, I wish I had 10 guys with your heart, you can't teach that."

Not making it to the big leagues as a player didn't detour Bill from reaching his big league goal. 1998 Bill landed a job with the Milwaukee Brewers as their Big League Spring Training Box Office Manager. A big league job. Bill has devoted his life to youth & professional training, professional sports franchises and athletes. Bill has distinguished his career in the sales and marketing arena of several minor league baseball teams as well as training young athletes the finer points of the great American past time - "Baseball."

During his tenure working in professional baseball, Bill has worked with many of the top executives in baseball today as well as many of the top training facilities in professional and youth baseball. While continuing to work in professional sports, In 1996, Bill assembled a team of professionals here in Phoenix to make the "New" eyes of Predator a reality. 

First and foremost, Bill is a ambassador to the great game of baseball, role model to young athletes and an executive in professional sports whose main goal is to improve the quality of life for athletes, businesses and everyone associated with Predator Sports. Predator Sports and Bill's work is respected by many of the top baseball executives, professional and amateur athletes across the United States today.

It is Bill's belief in Predator and his belief in the development of young athletes  that has opened the concept of Predator's company being an exclusive youth training company and a "Marketing Agent/ Broker" to many of today's top athletes, agents and advertising agencies. 

Bill has positioned Predator as a leader in assisting all Leagues, coaches, and athlete's with the knowledge and skills necessary to achieve all their playing, training and education goals.