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Doug Remer HIGH SCHOOL PLAYING CAREER Doug Remer HIGH SCHOOL PLAYING CAREER (LETTERS/CAPTAIN): ● 4 years of Varsity Baseball (Captain 1998), 1 year of Varsity Football (1996), 1 year of Basketball (1995) Stats Senior Year of High School: ● 1998: .510 (26-51) 2 HR, 16-16 SB, struck out once all season) 1 error; ● Pitching: 33 IP 37 K's 3 wins (team had 6 wins total) picked off 16 players at 2nd’ High School Highlights, or Events: ● MVP Roberto Clemente U.S. All-Star Team vs. Puerto Rico All-Stars, Puerto Rico (1998) ● Selected to play for Montgomery County All-Star Fall Travel Team (1997) ● MVP of Montgomery County High School Senior All-Star Game (1998) ● MVP of Maryland Senior All-Star Baseball Classic Tournament (MSABC)(1998) ● Runner-Up for Montgomery County Legion Player of the Year (1998) ● MVP Award for American Legion Post 268 (1998) ● Picked off 32 players at 2nd base as a pitcher in High School Season and Legion season Best Games in High School: ● 7 Strikeouts in 1 inning (1998) ● 4-4, 2 doubles, home run and pitched 7 innings with 13 strikeouts (1998) ● Had 3 punts inside 10 yard line in one game (1, 3 and 5 yard line) HS Honors, Awards: ● AEHS: Voted Team Captain and Team MVP (1998) ● William Kinkead Award for Most Outstanding Male Athlete (1998) ● County: 1st Team All-County(1998) ● 1st Team All-County Gazette (1998) ● Washington Post All-Met Honorable Mention (1998) ● Winner of the Montgomery County Baseball Association Sportsmanship Award, given out to one player a year (1998) ● Most Athletic Male (1998) ● Class Clown (1998) COLLEGE CAREER: ● Baseball (4 Year Starter) ○ 2-year Starter for Montgomery College- Germantown ○ Howard University (2002) ○ Savannah State University (2003) ● Team Captain at Division I Howard University (2002) ● Team Captain at Division I Savannah State University (2003) College Highlights: ● Team Co-MVP at Division 1 Howard University (2002) ● Team Co-MVP at Division 1 Savannah State University ( 2003) ● Honorable Mention All-American Shortstop (Division I All-Independent Team) (2003) ● Ranked as one of the Top 5 College Shortstops in Country by L.A. Dodgers (Scout.com) (2003) ● School Record for Assists in a season (119) (2003) ● 2002: 6 HR’s, 1 off 1st Team All-American vs #3 team in Country ● 2003: Batted .342, 50 H, 14 2B, 6 HR, 42 RBI, 45 R, 16-17 SB, 119 assists Degree: Bachelors, Psychology (University of Maryland University College) Grad School: Masters Degree, Special Education (George Washington University) SPORTS AFTER COLLEGE & SPORTS CURRENTLY PLAYING: Baseball ● Hold league records for most runs, stolen bases, assists, doubles, homeruns, HBP and double plays in league history hitting lead-off and playing shortstop for the Silver Spring Dodgers of the DCMSBL League (18+, 25+). ● Won 10 titles in 12 seasons and earned “Team of the Year” honors as the Best Amateur Baseball Team in Maryland/ Virginia/ DC ● Runner-Up National Champions. ● Hit 9 HR in 12 games in 2009 Basketball ● Point Guard in various leagues and have won multiple championships over the years Football ● Quarterback, Safety, Kicker, Punter (don’t have to punt too much bc I am QB) in various football leagues and have won numerous championships over the years COACHING CAREER: Professional ● Assistant Coach, Baltimore Orioles Double A Affiliate, Bowie Baysox (2014) ○ Worked with hitters, middle infielders and base running College ● 10 years total (2008-2010, 2013-2019) (Division 1,2,3, NAIA, JUCO Division 1,2,3 players) ● 156 Career wins ● Runner-Up League Champion to #6 team in the country (2019) ● Over 100 current or former professional players I have coached ● Defeated #1 and #3 College Team in the Country ● Selected to Coach for College All-Star Team vs.Cuban Pro Teams in Cuba (2016) ○ Coached with former Baltimore Orioles Players Brady Anderson (Current Vice President of the Orioles) and B.J. Surhoff (Current Minor League Development Coordinator) ● Created Pipeline with Taiwanese College Players ○ 8 College players I have coached from Taiwan in Summer ● 38 Players selected to All-League Team in 8 seasons ○ 32 All-League Players last 4 seasons ● 4 straight seasons earning playoff spot ● 8 players drafted last 2 years ● 2nd most players voted into All-Star Game past season behind #6 team in the country ● Selected to coach All-Star Game 2010, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019 ● Assistant Coach, Montgomery College-Rockville (2011-2012) ● Infield/Hitting Coach, Washington Raiders, AAABA ○ National College Tournament Runner-Up (2008) High School Head Varsity Bocce Ball Coach, Springbrook High School (2012-2019) ● Won 1 State Championship and 4 Division Championships. Overall team record (57-33) Head Varsity Baseball Coach, Springbrook High School (2012, 2013) ● Former Athletic Director Ron lane stated, “Coach Remer coached Springbrook Baseball for 2 years. The team won 12 games. In the last 10 years, no other coach won even half the amount.” ● Broke numerous school team and player records: Team Records (Season): ● Stolen Bases (2012, 2013) ● OBP (2013) Individual Player Records (Season): ● 1st, 3rd, 5th, 7th, 9th Stolen Bases ● 1st, 2nd, 3rd On Base Percentage ● 6th and 6th All-time in Runs Batted In ● 5th and 10th All-Time in Batting Avg. ● 8th Slugging Percentage ● 2nd and 3rd Sacrifices ● 6th Hit by Pitch Head Varsity Baseball Coach, Albert Einstein High School (2007) ● Led team to most wins in over 15 years Head Junior Varsity Baseball Coach, St. Johns College H.S. (2005-2006) ● My J.V. team in 9th and 10th grade was ranked #1 in the country their senior year and finished Top 25 team in the nation ● 9 Division 1 players from that team (7 players got drafted) Head Junior Varsity Coach at Einstein HS (2004) Youth Teams 20 years of coaching and evaluating Little League players for numerous organizations Head Coach, Diamond Skills 16U (Summer, 2011) Head Coach, D.C. Dynasty 16U (2010, 2013) EVALUATION & INSTRUCTION OF PLAYERS: I have evaluated thousands of 13-18 year-old players from all over the country for nationally recognized evaluation and developmental organizations and coached teams for them: ● Baseball Factory Exclusive Youth Skills and Development Program (2007-present) ○ More than 100,000 players earn over $1 billion in scholarships for more than 25 years. 100% of Division I & II Programs as well as 96% of Division III Programs have a Factory Alum on their rosters and I have worked the main events. ○ Bradenton Fl. Infield Coordinator for camp at “Pirate City” (2011- present) ○ Cape Cod, MA (July, 2010) ○ Princeton, N.J. Infield Coordinator for camp of over 300 campers (April, 2011) ○ Williamsport, Little League World Series Evaluator (2010-2012, 2015) ○ Baseball Factory “Little League Experience” Williamsport Pa. (May, 2010, 2011) ○ Baseball Factory Under Armour National Try-outs (2008- present) ● BCC Baseball (2002-present) ● Headfirst Baseball Showcase Camps (2004-2010) ● Headfirst Honor Roll High School Showcase Camp (2009) CAREER & LIFE EXPERIENCE: Current Career ● MCPS Special Education Teacher (2005-present) ○ Einstein HS, Northwood HS, Northwest HS, Springbrook HS, Newport Mill MS ● Washington Nationals, Batting Practice Pitcher (2008-present) ● Co-Founder of Non-Profit Organization Providing Free Baseball and Softball Opportunities through MLB programs (2018) ● Director of Sports Programs for Non-Profit Organization (Sowhatelse.org) ● Merged with local non-profit organizations: So What Else, Diamond Dream Foundation, League of Dreams promoting baseball for disadvantaged youth and kids with disabilities ● Founder of Swing for Hope (2005). ○ Baseball Fundraising Event raised over $4500 for a victim of Hurricane Katrina ● Owner of Backyard Fun Sports LLC ○ Run Coaching Clinics for Organizations to train their coaches ○ Multi-Sports Camp and Athletic Training for over 300 kids a year ○ Camps run year round and kids from every Einstein Cluster school attend ○ Train players from various high schools (Wheaton, Kennedy, Springbrook, Blair, Northwood, Sherwood, Wooton, Walter Johnson, B-CC, Einstein, Rockville) ○ Train Umpires for Montgomery County Rec Department ○ After school baseball camps for Montgomery County Rec Department Volunteer Work ● MLB Play Ball Events (Memphis, Baltimore, DC) (2017-2018) ● Run events for League of Dreams providing free baseball experiences to kids with various abilities (w/ University of Maryland Baseball Team) (2020) ● Run programs for various non-profits coaching coaches “Coach Remer has been the coach of Springbrook Bocce since its inception in 2011. His team won 1 state championship and 4 division championships. The team record was 57-33. Coach Remer coached Springbrook Baseball for 2 years. The team won 12 games. In the last 10 years, no other coach won even half the amount. Doug had more diverse student’s participant in his two sports than any other school. He truly believed in supporting kids. I wish he had never quit coaching for Springbrook.” Ronald Lane Former Athletic Director .
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