Weekly Training Schedule

Training at GB GO BEYOND involves a focus on high level skills training, combined with a fun competitive environment for kids to grow and develop. Head trainer, Geo Baker, uses his knowledge from playing at the highest level of college basketball at Rutgers University to put student athletes in the best position to succeed both on and off the court.

MEET OUR TRAINERS

GEO BAKER, Rutgers University

Geo Baker was a standout athlete for Rutgers Men’s Basketball from 2017-2022, playing a critical role in the transformation of the program. By the time he finished his college basketball career, Geo had stamped his name into the Rutgers record books for various career statistics. 

One of only two players in program history to reach 1,550+points, 450+ assists, 350+ rebounds and 150+plus steals.

8th All-time Scoring: 1654 points
2nd All-time Assists: 496
5th All-Time Steals: 180

4x All-Big Ten (two 3rd team selections and two honorable mentions)

CALEB GREEN, Fairfield University

Former D1 point guard and 1,000 point scorer, Caleb Green, is the true meaning of someone who “Goes Beyond” both on and off the court. 

Caleb Green made an impact in his inaugural season at Fairfield University, after transferring from Holy Cross. He ended the 2020-21 campaign as team leader, with 76 assists in his 27 starts and in minutes played with 33.8 per game, a number which placed seventh in the MAAC.

Caleb reached double figures in 12 games and finished the season, reaching double figures in five of the last six games, including three of the four MAAC Tournament games. In the MAAC championship, Green averaged 10.3 points and 3.7 assists per game.

Caleb capped his 2020-21 season with a berth to the Division I-AAA Athletics Director Scholar-Athlete Team.

Krish Mistry, Student Manager- Rutgers University

Presently, Krish is a full-time student at Rutgers University, simultaneously managing the Men's Basketball team.

In this role, Krish plays a crucial role in supporting the coaching staff by helping player development, organizing game situational workouts, and actively participating in drills and practice activities.

Krish also served as a trainer at various H.S. basketball camps during the summer, as well as a counselor at the Steve Pikell basketball camp.

Mya Patiño, Rutgers University-Camden

A graduate from Colonia High School, Mya was a two-year varsity letter winner, earning GMC second team all white division as a sophomore and GMC second team all-red division as a senior. Mya was also recognized as prep girl hoops top 100 New Jersey seniors and received all area honorable mention.

She is continuing her basketball career at Rutgers University-Camden, focusing on making an impact both on and off the court. Mya has also volunteered and helped run several youth summer basketball camps.