Weeks returns to his alma mater to serve as pitching coach for the Little Giants baseball team.
A Spanish major and 2009 Wabash College graduate, Weeks earned four varsity letters as a baseball player. He ranks sixth in career strikeouts and fifth in shutouts on the Wabash all-time list. He appeared in 48 games in four seasons with 34 career starts. Weeks earned All-North Coast Athletic Conference honors as a senior.
As pitching coach for the Little Giants, Weeks helped Wabash post the fourth-lowest team Earned Run Average at 3.81 in school history. The Little Giants finished seventh in school history in batting average against (.268), sixth-best for fewest walks allowed per nine innings (3.64), tied for fourth in single-season wins (22), and tied for second in Wabash single-season shutouts (4). Bryan Roberts pitched the second no-hitter in Little Giant history in 2016 under Week's tutelage. Five pitchers have earned All-NCAC honors in Week's first two season as pitching coach at Wabash.
Weeks returned to the Wabash dugout after serving two seasons as pitching coach and assistant recruiting coordinator at Case Western Reserve University. He helped the Spartans to reach as high as number 15 in the national rankings and to earn the first no-hitter in University Athletic Association history.
Weeks served as pitching coach, head junior varsity baseball coach, and recruiting coordinator at John Carroll University from 2012-2014. During his time with the Blue Streaks, the team tied the school record for wins with 26 in 2013. John Carroll won the Ohio Athletic Conference Tournament for the first time in school history in 2014 and played in the NCAA Division III Tournament for the first time in 30 years. He coached two All-Americans, four All-Mideast Regional, nine All-OAC, and six OAC Players of the Week.
To this point in his career, nine players coached by Weeks haver signed professional contracts.
Weeks also played professional baseball from 2010-2012. He was a member of the Schaumburg Boomers, the Lake Erie Crushers, and the Gary Southshore Railcats. He appeared in 27 total games with 22 starts.
Weeks spent the past three summers as head coach and pitching coach for the Geneva Twins and Geneva Red Wings in the New York Collegiate Baseball League.
