Current Area Scout Supervisor for the Los Angeles Dodgers Organization. Tom's responsibilities include identifying, evaluating and involvement in the selection of amateur baseball players for the First Year Amateur Draft with a territory that includes the Greater Los Angeles area, the Central Coast, Bakersfield, and Las Vegas, Nevada.

Prior to joining the Dodger organization, Coach Myers was the Area Scout for the Chicago Cubs Organization from 2011-2021. During this time, he organized and provided amateur coverage of free agent prospects at the college, junior college, high school and all levels of amateur baseball. Tom helped procure 24 draftees and 4 MLB products while with the Cubs, a time which saw the Cubs win the 2014 MLB Top Minor League System and become the 2016 World Champions.

As a college coach, Tom served as Associate Head Coach and Pitching Coach at the University of California, Santa Barbara from 1998-2011.

The Principal Owner of the Santa Barbara Grizzlies Baseball Group INC. a grass-roots youth, high school and college development group based on the Central Coast his programs have provided opportunities for amateur players to sharpen their baseball skills in a competitive environment and further enhance their ability to play at the next level.

Our organization has created a strong network with Junior College, 4 year college coaches and have aided in promoting our athletes to play beyond high school. Many of our players have received athletic/academic scholarships to continue their development at the next level.

"My goal as a professional baseball scout is to help promote the game with class, dignity and continue to educate athletes and parents on the process of professional baseball. Success is the sum of small efforts, repeated day in and day out."

Mission Prep Head Baseball Coach Elliot Stewart, an alumni of Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, was a three year starter for the Mustangs. He redshirted in 2012 to recover from Tommy John surgery. After a full year recovery, he came back in 2013 to start 40 games and helped Cal Poly get to their second Regional in Division 1 history. Stewart caught all three games in the UCLA regional. During his playing career Cal Poly ranked top 25 in the country three out of four years.

Prior to Stewart playing for Cal Poly, he played for West Valley College in 2009. During his time there he earned first-team All-Golden Gate Conference Honors as a catcher. He helped lead West Valley to a 22-18 overall record, a tie for first place in the Golden Gate Conference and a bid to the state regional.

Following his playing career, Stewart began his coaching career immediately at Cal Poly. He was hired as the Director of Operations in 2014, and Volunteer Assistant for the 2015 and 2017 seasons under Head Coach Larry Lee. “Mission is getting a very good baseball coach in Elliot Stewart,” Lee said. “He has a good baseball mind and works well with players. I enjoyed working with him as a player and as an assistant coach. I look forward to see what he will accomplish in the future.”

In 2016, Stewart took a year away from Cal Poly to start a baseball training business in SLO where he worked with hundreds of youth baseball players along the coast. "I’m a firm believer that when the team wins, everyone wins. With baseball being such a mental game, it’s rewarding to know the tools I give them to get better on the field also makes them a better person off of the field. If I can encourage players to work harder than they ever have and give them ways to deal with adversity, they’ll be set up for the real world when baseball is over.”

Stewart’s roots stem from playing varsity baseball and football for Archbishop Mitty High School out of San Jose, CA.