Native from the Dominican Republic (DR), Cesar Abreu was born and raised in the DR. At the age of 18 years old, he had the opportunity to come to the United States to play college baseball at Arkansas Baptist College (ABC) in Little Rock. Cesar played two seasons (2010-2011) at Arkansas Baptist College. In 2011, he was an All-Arkansas Collegiate Team, All Region Team
(Region II), and All-Region INF Gold Glove Team. He earned a scholarship to play and continue his college baseball career and education at Arkansas Tech University (ATU).

   During his time playing baseball at ATU, Cesar Abreu tabbed numerous accolades on the baseball field as well as off the field. In 2013, Cesar was named All-GAC Conference Team, All-Region Team, GAC Male Athlete of the Year, and All-American Team. He also earned All-Tournament Team in 2012.
After his playing time, in 2015, he earned his bachelor’s degree in Hospitality Administration with an emphasis in Lodging and Club Management.

   After graduating and serving as an intern at the Capital Hotel in Little Rock, he came back to ATU to become a Graduate Assistant coach with the baseball team under the tutelage of Coach Dave Dawson, in which he also played for
during his two years of playing career at ATU. In 2017, he earned his master degree in College Student Personnel. His time at Arkansas Tech University was nothing but God’s will and purpose in his life, not knowing that he was going to be calling this place HOME.

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   In 2017, Cesar and his wife moved to Conway, accepting a job with the Sticks Baseball organization in Little Rock, in which he continued to work with the youth by sharing his passion for development, mentoring, and coaching the upcoming generation. In 2018, he and his wife moved back to Russellville as he continued working with the youth, as well as coaching two years as a volunteer assistant coach for the Russellville Highschool Cyclones, joining the coaching staff of Will McCrotty. Cesar Abreu has over 10 years of coaching experience, and he started sharing his passion as a student assistant at ATU right after his baseball career in 2014. He has been blessed to share a dugout as a player and coach with high level athletes ranging from MLB, minor league, D1, D2, D2, NAIA, and JUCO players. 

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   Cesar is married to his loving and beautiful wife Rachel. Together, they have two beautiful daughters, Amelia and Sadie. Joshua 24:15 “I am looking forward to seeing what our God, through our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, has in store for us as we are willing to follow His lead and do His will in every aspect of our lives. This is not only my passion, but my ministry. The Lord has continued to open doors of opportunities and we are excited to do His will, serving and reaching others through baseball and sports so they can come to know our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.” John 3:16. Psalms 121.