Casey Dill is the Field Manager and Director of Baseball Operations for the Palm Springs Power. He has led the Power since 2017, leading the team to 5 league championships, including a three-peat in 2023-2025, and more than 150 players advancing to professional baseball through MLB drafts or free agent signings. Dill has surpassed 600 career managerial wins and previously guided the team to its most successful season in franchise history (35-3 in his debut year). 2026 is Casey’s eigth season at the helm of the Power.

Dill holds a Master of Science in Kinesiology and Leisure Sciences and a B.A. in Business Management from Columbia College. He is a graduate of Major League Baseball Scout School and holds a SABR Data Analytics certification, and continues to contribute as a scout for professional organizations.

Cameron Vollmer joins the Palm Springs Power as hitting coach for the 2026 season, entering his first season in the role. A Corona, California native, the 6-3 right-handed hitter and catcher graduated from Hillcrest High School. He went on to play college baseball at Holy Names University (2019–2020) and St. Cloud State University (2022), both NCAA D2 programs. Vollmer joined Whittier College in 2023 as assistant coach and recruiting coordinator, where he still coaches. He also managed two years for the Coyotes in the Power Summer Collegiate League.

Zach Phillips joins the Palm Springs Power as pitching coach for the 2026 season, his first in the role. A Sacramento, California native born on September 21, 1986, the left-handed pitcher was drafted by the Texas Rangers in the 23rd round of the 2004 MLB Draft out of Galt High School after playing at Sacramento City College. He enjoyed a 21-year professional career that included parts of four MLB seasons with the Baltimore Orioles (2011–2012), Miami Marlins (2013), and Pittsburgh Pirates (2016). Phillips also pitched in Nippon Professional Baseball for the Hiroshima Toyo Carp in 2014 and spent more than a decade in the Mexican League, with experience across multiple professional circuits.

A graduate of Palm Desert High School, Ventura played varsity baseball from 2003–2006 and was part of three CIF playoff runs during his high school career. He continued his playing career at California State University San Marcos before transitioning into coaching. He is known for emphasizing discipline, accountability, faith, hard work, and player development. He is excited to join the Palm Springs Power coaching staff for the summer season.

JJ currently serves as the Director of Scouting for the Boise Hawks in the Pioneer League. Johnson previously managed the Grand Junction Rockies. Johnson played seven seasons in the Houston Astros’ organization and has managed and been a coordinator at the minor league level. He was the hitting coordinator for Team China at the 2017 World Baseball Classic and served as the hitting coordinator for the Colorado Rockies from 2002-2012. He also currently manages in the CWL and the PSCL.