Curtis Kellogg enters his first season as an assistant coach and recruiting coordinator for Bradley Baseball in 2026, bringing a proven background in offensive development and high-level player evaluation.
Kellogg spent the past three seasons at Central Arkansas as the recruiting coordinator and hitting coach, where he helped elevate the program with his offensive strategy and player development acumen. Prior to UCA, he served as the hitting and catching coach at Arkansas Tech, guiding one of the most potent offenses in conference history. In 2021, Arkansas Tech hit .345 in conference play en route to a Great American Conference Championship. That championship lineup featured an All-American, two All-Region selections, four All-Conference players, a Gold Glove catcher, and nine Players of the Week.
Before transitioning to college coaching, Kellogg worked as a hitting analyst with the Seattle Mariners’ High-A affiliate, the Modesto Nuts, during their 2017 California League Championship season. He helped develop 11 players who went on to reach the Major Leagues, including 2020 AL Rookie of the Year Kyle Lewis. The Nuts finished the season with five of the league’s top 20 hitters and the league leader in doubles.
A native of Sonora, California, Kellogg played at Cal State Stanislaus and Merced College, where he earned All-Conference honors and a Gold Glove as an infielder. He now brings his deep understanding of hitting and recruiting to the Hilltop as he begins his first year with the Braves.