Coach Corbeil enters his first season as the Head Baseball Coach at Polk State College. He spent the previous two years as the Top Assistant and Recruiting Coordinator at Florida Southern College in Lakeland, Florida. In his two years at Florida Southern, the team finished with identical records of 41-16 and received two post-season berths to the South Regional Tournament. The Moccassins were #1 in the NCAA Division II National Poll multiple times in 2009 and 2010. In addition 5 position players signed professional baseball contracts in his two years there.

Prior to his time at Florida Southern, Corbeil was an Assistant Coach at Manatee Community College for three seasons beginning in 2006. While there he served as the Bench Coach under NJCAA Hall of Fame Coach Tim Hill Sr. The Lancers made three consecutive trips to the FCCAA State Tournament including two runner up finishes in 2006 and 2008. The 2007 team was the Suncoast Conference Champions.

As a player, Corbeil was drafted out of Plantation High School by the Milwaukee Brewers but opted to attend Manatee Community College where he played for two seasons. While at Manatee he helped lead the team to the NJCAA World Series in 1999 where they finished third. During that time he was a two time All Conference and All State selection. He still holds the following records at Manatee career batting average of .428, most hits in a season and career and most RBI in a career.

Corbeil continued his career at Division I Florida International University in Miami, Florida. In his only season at FIU he earned Sunbelt Conference Player of the Year, Newcomer of the Year and was named a First Team All American by Collegiate Baseball News. Corbeil led the Panthers to the South Regional Tournament and finished the year hitting .399 with 13 HR and 73 RBI.

Corbeil then transfered to Florida Southern College, where he earned First Team All-SSC, All-South Region and All-American honors. Following his collegiate career he was selected in the 16th round by the Anaheim Angels. While in the Angels organization, he was selected as a 2001 Pioneer League All Star and finished second in the league in hitting with a .359 average. Corbeil played seven season of professional baseball hitting . 320 or better in four of them. He played his final season as a pro as a Player/Coach in the South Coast League in 2007.

Corbeil is a graduate of Florida Southern College with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Business. He has been married to his wife Whitney for four years and they currently reside in Lakeland.