Coach Olerta was born and raised in Northern Virginia. He is a 2008 graduate of Lee High School in which he played 3 seasons of Varsity Baseball for the Lancers. During his time he won multiple baseball team awards and received all district honors. 

Upon graduation, he attended Wilkes University in which he played 4 years of Varsity Baseball for the Colonels. During that time, he hit a career average above .350 and ended his senior year with a .384 average. He was named to multiple MAC teams and graduated with honors in 2012. 

He has been coaching high school baseball for 9 years now as both an assistant and head coach. He also has spent two years with the Alexandria Aces Collegiate Summer Team. But no coaching feats compare to what he has accomplished so far at Bishop Ireton. 

Coach Olerta began his tenure at Bishop Ireton High School in 2017. During his first year as head coach, he accomplished remarkable feats such as, ending a 34 straight conference losing streak, qualifying for the WCAC playoffs for the first time in 3 years, and making Bishop Ireton Baseball a competitive team in the WCAC. All of his accomplishments were acknowledged at the close of the season when he was voted WCAC Co-Coach of The Year. 

“My goal for Bishop Ireton Baseball is to be a program that competes and wins in the DMV and a place  in which players come to develop into collegiate athletes. I am a strong believer in working hard, positivity, understanding that a team beats talent when talent does not play as a team. When a baseball player leaves Bishop Ireton he is not only academically and athletically prepared for college baseball, but he is a role model teammate who understands that hard work and dedication allow you to reach your goals".