Falcon was a four-time All-Conference pick and a two-time All-State pick in North Carolina at Northern Durham high school. Falcon also excelled on the football field as a quarterback for the Knights.

The southpaw made an immediate impact at the University of North Carolina-Greensboro where he is still in the top five in several pitching categories including ERA and strikeouts.

Falcon went on to become a Cape Cod League All-Star and then drafted by the Texas Rangers in 2007 in the 29th round. He was tabbed a Northwest League All-Star, and pitched through to AA with the Rangers.

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Andy Partin:

Owner and founder of Impact Baseball, Inc. and Dirtbags Baseball. Partin pioneered the Dirtbags baseball program to becoming one of the top and most recognizable in the country. Partin has seen over 400 alumni move on to college baseball and 118 go on to be drafted by MLB teams. Partin piloted the Dirtbags to the 2010 WWBA “Jupiter” Championship crown bringing the rings home to North Carolina. He has also guided the Bags to five straight IMPACT World Series titles, three Firecracker Classic titles and two WWBA National Runner-Up finishes. Partin has also seen two of his players be named MVP of WWBA events (Matt Graham and Hobbs Johnson). 

Partin spent the last 3 years as the head baseball coach at Forsyth Country Day School where he guided the Furies to their first ever North Carolina State Championship in over 40 years in 2011, and a 3-A State Runner-Up finish in 2010 in only his second season.

Partin is currently an active Associate Scout with the Houston Astros working under long-time friend, and former Duke University standout  JD Alleva.

Quote from RecruitingCloser.com:
“The Dirtbags are known by every scout in the country for two things. The first of those being the best uniforms in the country, and the second is always playing on the last day of the tournament… Coach Partin is widely respected in the coaching ranks not only for the success of the program, but also the way his team is taught to approach the game.”