OHIO HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL COACHES ASSOCIATION
Dear OHSBCA Members, Welcome to the 68th annual OHSBCA State Clinic, January 17th, 18th and 19th of 2019. You are a member of the 2nd largest coaches associations in the United States. Many high school coaches and college speakers have said that this is one of the best clinics in the nation. I am hoping that you are able to take something from this year’s clinic and go back to your school to make the young men in your program better this coming year and for future players as well. With my involvement on this board for the past 5 years, I have seen the giant steps forward the association has made. It is my honor to give back as Director of the 2019 State Clinic. This venue at the Hyatt Regency and Columbus Convention Center is just one example of what a first class operation we all are here to witness. If there is anything that any of our 24 board members or the Hyatt personnel can do to make your experience more enjoyable, please let us know. Your board is committed to making this a most enjoyable and rewarding experience, and represents you throughout the entire year. We have the opportunity to recognize and honor four (4) of our own with their induction into our OHSBCA Hall of Fame this weekend. I truly hope that you take the opportunity to attend our banquet on Friday at noon in the Regency Ballroom to honor these four great men who have given so much to their schools, community and our association. The banquet also includes many other awards being given to your peers and scholarships to the children of our members. I have taken great pride in putting together a great lineup of clinic speakers who have a variety of messages that will help you to get back into “baseball mode” as we get closer to our seasons approaching. We continue to learn and seek out information and I feel that this year’s speakers will truly help all of us grow our players and build a stronger program. The list of speakers for this year include: Tim Corbin- Vanderbilt University Mike Deegan- Denison University Greg Beals- The Ohio State University Derek Woodley- Defiance College Nick Mingione- University of Kentucky Ryan Gearheart- University of Georgia Kai Correa- Cleveland Indians Matt Angle- The Ohio State University JT Maguire- Cleveland Indians Austin Cousino- Xavier University Jeff Mercer- Indiana University Drew Briese- Centre College Luke Hagerty- X2 Athletic Performance Steve Dintaman- Sinclair Community College Billy O’Conner- Xavier University Alex Sogard- Wright State University Andrew Bartman- ABCA Mike Stafford- The Ohio State University Tom Marker- Olentangy Orange HS Tim Held- Archbishop Moeller HS Dr. Mitch Salsbery- The Ohio State University Dr. Greg Cvetanovich- The Ohio State University Finally, I would like to take this opportunity to recognize the entire OHSBCA Board of Directors for their dedication and hard work to this organization. My sincere gratitude goes to the gentlemen who have been on the Executive Board with me the past few years: Drew Kirby, John Bakalar, Rob Lavengood, Tom Neubert, Donnie Schone, Kevin Yoder, Dave Hall, Dave Barrow, Scott Manahan, Ray Benjamin, Curt Karpinski, Dave Burkett, Jeff Mielcarek, and Frank Gamble. A special thanks goes out to all of my current and former players and assistant coaches, my mentor and OHSBCA hall of fame member, Dave Klontz of Heath HS, my parents, Charlie and Connie Kyle, my two children, Austin and Anniston, and finally my amazing wife, Michelle, for always being so supportive of my coaching life. Thanks, Craig Kyle, 2019 Clinic Director OHSBCA 1st Vice President Jonathan Alder High School Head Baseball Coach s 1 s OHIO HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL COACHES ASSOCIATION FACT SHEET – 2019
The purpose of the OHSBCA is to unify all baseball coaches in the State of Ohio, to promote high school base- ball, to create an official line of communication with the Ohio High School Athletic Association (OHSAA), to foster higher standards of professionalism and ethics, and to maintain a strong contact with the national, state and local coaches’ organizations of baseball. Membership: approximately 1,500 coaches annually. Dues: $30 per year due by February 15th (payable to Treasurer) Governing Body: Twenty-five member Board of Directors with twelve serving on the executive board.
OFFICIAL ORGANIZATION FUNCTION/EVENTS: A. Annual Convention and Clinic: Held once per year at the Hyatt Regency Hotel in Columbus, OH. B. Board Meetings: Four times per year. Includes two meetings at the annual convention, a meeting at the Mizuno All-Star Series, and a meeting in October. C. OHSBCA Website: www.ohsbca.org D. OHSBCA Senior All-Star Series: Held one week after the state tournament in June. The series honors eighty (80) graduated seniors and twelve member coaches in a 4 team round-robin format. The event takes place at Bill Davis Stadium on the campus of The Ohio State University in Columbus, Ohio. E. State Coaches Poll: Teams are rated in each of the four divisions five times each spring. Poll champions are recognized at the annual convention. There are thirty two (32) voting coaches in each division. Registration and membership forms to vote can be found on website. F. All- State Coaches Poll Team: The poll coaches in each division select an all-state team. All grade level of players are eligible. Each division selects a Player-of-the-Year and a Coach-of-the-Year. They are recognized by the wire services and are awarded a plaque at the annual convention. G. Player-of-the-Year Award: This award will be presented at the annual convention banquet by Pukka Headwear. Each of the four division Player-of-the-Year recipients will be recognized and one Player- of-the-Year will receive a plaque. H. Field of the Year Award: This award will be presented at the annual convention by Marco-Clay. I. Field of Need Award: This award will be presented at the annual convention by Pro’s Choice. J. Hall of Fame: The HOF induction is the highlight of the awards banquet at the annual convention. The Board of Directors selects inductees. Nomination forms can be found on website. K. Hank Miller Scholarships: All graduating senior students of member coaches with five years of continuing membership are eligible. They are presented during the awards banquet. Form found on website. L. Academic All-Ohio: Selected annually and awarded certificates. Certificates are handed out at the state convention. Forms can be found on website. M. Service and Victory Awards: Service awards for coaches begin with the fifteenth year of membership and are awarded every five years thereafter. Victory awards begin at 100 and are awarded for every 100 victories thereafter. Certificates and plaques are awarded at the state convention. N. Assistant Coach of the Year Award: Coaches from each district are recognized as assistant coaches of the year at our annual convention. O. Past Presidents – Hall of Fame: All former OHSBCA Presidents and Hall of Fame members are invited back for the Hall of Fame Banquet on Friday afternoon. A reception to follow immediately after the banquet. P. The Consultant of the OHSBCA regularly attends all meetings of the OHSAA Board of Control in Columbus. Q. Sponsorships: The OHSBCA is sponsored by many corporations and also help sponsor our scholarship recipients: Rawlings (official baseball and Hall of Fame Banquet Sponsor), Pukka (official headware), PBR (smoker sponsor), Miller Net (official net), Mar-Co Clay (official mound clay and dirt), Game Changer, Holloway, Easton, Phoenix Bats and Celebrate Sports Tours.
s 2 s Ohio High School Baseball Coaches Association 2018 BOARD OF DIRECTORS For a directory of the 2019 Board, please go to our website: www.ohsbca.org
s 3 s 2019 OHSBCA CLINIC AGENDA HYATT REGENCY HOTEL, COLUMBUS, OHIO - JANUARY 17th – 19th All speaker sessions held in Regency Ballroom-Hyatt 3rd floor, across from registration, unless noted otherwise THURSDAY, JANUARY 17TH 11:30am - 1:30pm OHSBCA Board Meeting (Marion) 2:00pm - 7:30pm Clinic Registration (Franklin-Hyatt 2nd floor) 3:00pm - 3:05pm Introduction of Hall of Fame Inductees - Tom Neubert - OHSBCA Past President (Regency Ballroom) 3:05pm - 3:25pm Hall of Fame Inductee - Dave King - Lehman Catholic HS (Regency Ballroom) 3:30pm - 3:50pm Hall of Fame Inductee - Frank Lamoreaux - Seneca East HS (Regency Ballroom) 3:55pm - 4:15pm Hall of Fame Inductee - Chuck Schilling - Hudson HS (Regency Ballroom) 4:20pm - 4:40pm Hall of Fame Inductee - Chris Kubbs - Pleasant HS (Regency Ballroom) 3:00pm - 10:00pm Vendor Exhibit Hall Open (Delaware/Franklin-Hyatt 2nd floor) 4:45pm - 4:50pm Clinic Welcome - Rob Lavengood OHSBCA President - Ashland HS (Regency Ballroom) 4:50pm - 5:00pm Jeff Swick - PHAALS- Introduction and Promotion (Regency Ballroom) 5:05pm - 5:35pm Andrew Bartman - ABCA “Cover Home – Give More of Yourself” (Regency Ballroom) 5:40pm - 6:25pm JT Maguire - Cleveland Indians “Outfield Play: The Forgotten Position” (Regency Ballroom) 6:30pm - 7:15pm Kai Correa - Cleveland Indians “Beyond the Fungo: Effective Infield Drills” (Regency Ballroom) 7:20pm - 7:35pm Q & A with JT Maguire and Kai Correa (Regency Ballroom) 7:40pm - 8:25pm Tim Corbin - Vanderbilt University “Creating Your Training Environment” (Regency Ballroom) 8:30pm - 9:15pm Greg Beals - The Ohio State University “Catching: Win the bottom of the zone” (Regency Ballroom) 9:20pm - 10:05pm Nick Mingione - University of Kentucky “Hitting: As simple as 1-2-3” (Regency Ballroom) 10:10pm - 10:25pm Q & A with Tim Corbin, Greg Beals and Nick Mingione (Regency Ballroom) 10:30pm - 12:30am Clinic Smoker (Sponsored by Celebrate Sports Tour) (Regency Ballroom) FRIDAY, JANUARY 18TH 8:00am - 9:30am Clinic Registration (Franklin-Hyatt 2nd floor) 8:30am - 6:00pm Vendor Exhibit Hall Open (Delaware/Franklin-Hyatt 2nd floor) 8:00am - 8:30am District Meetings: Central- Union CD Northeast- Hayes Southeast- Fairfield East- Union AB Northwest- Regency Ballroom Southwest (Cincy)- Taft AB Southwest (Dayton)- Taft CD 8:40am - 8:45am Clinic Welcome - Craig Kyle OHSBCA 1st VP – Jonathan Alder HS (Regency Ballroom) 8:45am - 9:25am Jeff Mercer - Indiana University “Hitting Approach and Pitch Selection” (Regency Ballroom) 9:30am - 10:10am Pitch Count Coaches Forum with Dr. Greg Cvetanovich-The Ohio State University (Regency Ballroom) 10:10am -10:15am Emily Gates - New OHSAA Assistant Director of Sport Management - Baseball (Regency Ballroom) 10:15am - 10:55am Luke Hagerty - X2 Athletic Performance “Performance Based Pitching” (Regency Ballroom) 11:05am - 11:35am Mini Clinic #1: (Pick one below to attend) • Kai Correa - Cleveland Indians “The Forgotten Defender: 1st Base Play” (Hayes) • Matt Angle - The Ohio State University “Into the ground: Bunting Fundamentals” (Union AB) • Derek Woodley - Defiance College “Developing Catchers through intentional drill progressions” (Taft CD) • Ryan Gearheart - University of Georgia “Developing an effective training program for overhead athletes” (Fairfield) • Austin Cousino - Xavier University “Creating, Trusting and Evaluating your Offensive Approach” (Union CD) • Mike Stafford - The Ohio State University “Pitching with a Purpose” (Taft AB) 11:45am - 12:15pm Mini Clinic #2: (Pick one of the above to attend) 11:55am - 12:35pm Scholarship Award Recipients Reception (Regency North Foyer) 12:25pm - 12:35pm Hall of Fame Banquet Seating (Regency Ballroom) 12:40pm - 12:45pm Hall of Fame Inductee Promenade (Regency Ballroom) 12:45pm - 2:30pm Banquet/Awards/Hall of Fame Induction (Sponsored by Rawlings Sporting Goods) (Regency Ballroom) 2:30pm - 3:30pm Hall of Fame and Past Presidents Reception (Fairfield) 3:30pm - 4:15pm Billy O’Conner - Xavier University “Daily Drills for the Next-Level Catcher” (Regency Ballroom) 4:20pm - 5:05pm Alex Sogard - Wright State University “Building a Competitive Pitching Staff” (Regency Ballroom) 5:10pm - 5:55pm Mike Deegan - Denison University “The Blueprint: Culture, Leadership and Team Formation” (Ballroom) 6:00pm - 6:45pm Drew Briese - Centre College”Winning Practice:Routines, Expectations, Activation for Daily Success” (Union) 7:00pm - 8:00pm Hot Stove Social: 2018 State Champion & Poll Champion Coaches (Sponsored by PBR) (Fairfield) SATURDAY, JANUARY 19TH 9:00am - 9:40am Tim Held - Archbishop Moeller HS “Developing Aggressive Baserunners in Practice” (Delaware AB) 9:45am - 10:25am Steve Dintaman - Sinclair Community College “Managing from the Dugout” (Delaware AB) 10:30am - 11:10am Tom Marker - Olentangy Orange HS “Benefit of Small Group” (Delaware AB) 11:15am - 11:55am Dr. Mitch Salsbery - The Ohio State University “OSU Sports Med Arm Health Program” (Delaware AB) 12:00pm - 2:00pm OHSBCA Board Meeting (Marion) s 4 s 2018 OHSBCA President, Rob Lavengood, Ashland High School Rob Lavengood is currently the President of the OHSBCA. Rob was the Head Baseball Coach at Ashland High School from 2011-2017. He won nearly 100 games in his seven years as the head coach of the Arrows, including a regional runner-up in 2012 when he guided the Arrows to a 23-5 record. Coach Lavengood has been a part of the OHSBCA Board of Directors for the past 7 years. He began as a Northwest District Representative before getting elected to the Executive Board and served as the 2018 Clinic Director, 2017 Exhibit Hall Director and the 2016 Mizuno All-Ohio Series Director. Rob also served on the District 9 Coaches Association Board. Coach Lavengood is a graduate of New London High School (1992) and was a member of the Youngstown State University (1992-1995) and Ashland University (1995-1997) Baseball teams. He earned his Bachelor Degree in Education (1997) as well as his Master’s Degree in Administration (2004) from Ashland University. Rob currently lives in Ashland with his wife Rebecca and 3 children, Carson (15), Annie (11) and Luke (8). Carson is a 9th grader at Ashland High School, Annie is a 6th grader at Ashland Middle School and Luke is a 2nd grader at Edison Elementary School.
Welcome from OHSBCA President, Rob Lavengood Welcome to the 2019 Ohio High School Baseball Coaches Association Coaches Clinic. It is truly an honor to serve as President of one of the top baseball coaches associations in the country. While being involved with this organization, I have increased my knowledge of the game of baseball and met several new friends. The amazing coaches that I have had the chance to meet and listen to have helped me grow as a person and a coach. The best part of this journey has been meeting such great friends associated with the game of baseball. I would never have had this opportunity without the help of some great coaching friends like Chad Jensen and Curt Karpinski, who pushed me to get involved. This year Craig Kyle has done a fantastic job putting together your clinic and John Bakalar has worked hard lining up vendors for the exhibit hall. Special thank you to all of our Executive Board and the district reps for not only your hard work, but for your professionalism. The Board has made my time as president go very smoothly. Please, when you get a chance, thank them for their dedication and work put in throughout the entire year. Lastly, I want to thank our host, The Hyatt Regency, and all of our sponsors who make it possible for us to put on a first-class clinic. Please enjoy the weekend. I hope you continue learning about this great game of baseball and use your increased knowledge within your program to keep Ohio high school baseball great! Good luck to all of you this upcoming spring.
PAST PRESIDENTS, OHSBCA 1956-Dick Boyd, Circleville 1989-Jim Stahl, Columbus Academy 1957-Harold Potter, Oregon Clay 1990-Van Peterman, Westerville South 1958-Jack Moore, Walnut Ridge 1991-Bob Baird, Genoa 1959-Elmer Houdashelt, Grove City 1992-Marion Delaney, Maple Heights 1960-Ron Disher, Toledo Scott 1993-Frank Gamble, Massillon Perry 1961-Neal Nelson, Willoughby South 1994-Rick Gold, Piqua 1962-Paul Bricker, Convoy Crestview 1995-Jim Dougherty, Hilliard 1963,64-Bob Davis, Tecumseh 1996-Bob Neff, Canton McKinley 1965-Dick Hopkins, Grandview 1997-Tim Saunders, Dublin Coffman 1966-Jerry O’Mori, Toledo Northwood 1998-Mike Mohner, Fairport Harding 1999-Scott Manahan, Bishop Watterson 1967,68-Marion Allen, Logan 2000-Steve Little, Jackson 1969-Pepper DeMont, Niles McKinley 2001-Dan Gorbett, Galion 1970-Dick Hauch, Cincinnati Western Hills 2002-Rod Lindsey, Warsaw River View 1971-Howard Converse, Cincinnati Princeton 2003-Mike Ryan, Perry 1972-Ed Quattro, East Cleveland Shaw 2004-Jon Bennett, Granville 1973-Dan Brooks, Claymont 2005-David Burkett, Sandy Valley 1974,75-Mike Burcham, Ironton 2006-Jeff Mielcarek, Toledo Central Catholic 1976,77-Jack Johnson, Pickerington 2007-Chuck Rinkes, Warsaw River View 1978,79-Bob Chapman, Fairmont East 2008-Philip Kuhn, Jackson City Schools 1980-Jim Humpal, Lyndhurst Brush 2009-Chris Smith, Ontario 1981-Howard Bozman, Lancaster 2010-Rich Corvin, Galia Academy 1982-Hank Miller, Canton McKinley 2011-Jerry Hites, Fairport Harding 1983-Joe Gilhousen, Canton Glenoak 2012-Dave Hall, Perrysburg 1984-Joe Palazzo, Bishop Ready 2013- Lee Day, Lebanon 1985-Mike Heinke, Northmont 2014-Trevor Thomas, Westfall 1986-Dennis Hegarty, McDermont Northwest 2015-Kevin Yoder, Tri-Valley 1987-Ray Sharnsky, Gilmour Academy 2016-Don Shone, Watkins Memorial 1988-Tim Miller, Canton South 2017-Tom Neubert, St. Francis DeSales
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ALL COACHES MUST WEAR THEIR OHSBCA BADGES INTO THE CLINIC SPEAKING ROOMS AND INTO THE EXHIBIT HALLS - NO EXCEPTIONS! PLEASE COOPERATE WITH THE CLINIC COMMITTEE MEMBERS WHO ARE IN CHARGE OF CHECKING OHSBCA BADGES! s NO VIDEOTAPING OR PICTURE TAKING OF ANY OF THE SPEAKERS IS PERMITTED. s PLEASE TURN OFF ALL CELL PHONES. s PLEASE ENTER AND EXIT THE SPEAKING ROOM AS QUICKLY AS POSSIBLE, SO WE CAN GET THE NEXT PRESENTATION STARTED ON TIME. PLEASE DO NOT CONGREGATE IN THE BACK OF THE ROOM OR IN THE DOORWAY-IT IS DIFFICULT TO HEAR WHEN HUNDREDS OF COACHES ARE VISITING! s NEW FOR THIS YEAR: ALL SPEAKERS ON THURSDAY NIGHT WILL BE A PART OF A Q AND A SESSION ON THE MAIN STAGE IN THE REGENCY BALLROOM. CHECK THE CLINIC AGENDA FOR EXACT TIMES FOR EACH SPEAKER. ALL OTHER SPEAKERS WILL BE ESCORTED TO A Q AND A AREA IMMEDIATELY AFTER THEIR TALK. PLEASE GO TO THIS AREA INSTEAD OF COMING UP TO THE STAGE AREA. s THE OHSBCA ASKS THAT ALL COACHES RESPECT THESE CLINIC RULES. WE WANT THE CONVENTION TO BE A GOOD EXPERIENCE FOR EVERYONE, AND WE ASK FOR YOUR COOPERATION WITH THESE RULES AS YOU ASK YOUR OWN PLAYERS TO RESPECT YOUR OWN TEAM RULES! Enjoy our Annual Convention! The OHSBCA Board of Directors 2018-2019 Board of Directors OHIO HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL COACHES ASSOCIATION
FRONT (L TO R): Dave Barrow (Treasurer), Scott Manahan (Secretary), Tom Neubert (Past President), Rob Lavengood (President), Craig Kyle (1st Vice Pres.), Drew Kirby (2nd VP elect), Frank Gamble (Consultant), John Bakalar (2nd VP). MIDDLE (L TO R): Gene Bumgardner (SE Sr. Rep.), Brian Hissox (NE. So. Rep.), Dan Ramsom (NE Sr. Rep.), Matt Weymer (NE Jr. Rep.), Mark Pelfrey (SW Jr. Rep.), Jeff Noble (SE Jr. Rep.), Michael Valesko (E. Sr. Rep.), Nathan Prati (E. Jr. Rep.), David Burkett (Historian). BACK (L TO R): Ray Hamilton (SW Sr. Rep.), Ryan Lucas (C. Sr. Rep.), Curt Karpinski (Poll Director), Chad Jensen (NW Jr. Rep.), Chad Spencer (NW Sr. Rep.), Dave Hall (Website), Ray Benjamin (Public Info.), Jeff Mielcarek (Business Mgr.).
s 6 s On July 21st, Kevin Yoder, the 2015 OHSBCA President Kevin Yoder from Tri-Valley HS threw out the 1st Pitch prior to the Columbus Clipper’s vs. Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders at Huntington Park. The OHSBCA greatly appreciates Kevin’s dedication and hard work throughout his years with the OHSBCA Board of Directors. Sharing his honor was his son Trevor. CONGRATS KEVIN!
OHSBCA OHIO HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL OHSBCA COACHES ASSOCIATION’S 1ST PITCH RECOGNITION DAY FOR 2016 PRESIDENT DON SCHONE
On Sunday, June 9th at Canal Park in Akron, Ohio, 2016 OHSBCA President Don Schone from Watkins Memorial, will be tossing out the 1st Pitch to start the 2019 OHSAA state championship final games. The OHSBCA board of directors appreciate all of Don’s time, hard work, dedication and commitment to the state of Ohio and it’s state coaches members. Tickets will be available at Canal Park and more information will be posted on the ohsbca.org website.
s 7 s 2019 HALL OF FAME INDUCTEE Dave King - Lehman Catholic High School
Coach King is a 1966 graduate of Lima Senior High School. He received his Bachelor’s Degree from Ohio Northern University (1974), and his Master’s Degree from Xavier University (1977). In 1974, King accepted a teaching position with Sidney City Schools, a position he held for 35 years. He taught K-12 Physical Education until his retirement in 2009. King’s first baseball coaching position came in 1977 at Sidney High School. He coached the Yellow Jackets for 25 years. Taking a four year break to watch his four children play in their respective college sports, King returned to coaching baseball again at Jackson Center High School in 2006. He remained there until 2008, when he took over the baseball program at Lehman Catholic High School. He is still employed as the varsity baseball coach at LCHS. King, a military Veteran, served in the United States Marine Corps. He is in the Athletic Hall of Fame at Ohio Northern University, along with Hall of Fame Honors in the Miami Valley Baseball Coaches Association. The spring of 2019 marks Coach King’s 39th season coaching varsity baseball. He has amassed a record of 603-389-3. His teams has won 7 conference titles, 10 sectional titles, 8 district titles, and 8 regional appearances. King has also been names Coach of the Year 10 times and his teams have had 5 “top ten” poll finishes. King has coached numerous players that have gone on to play at the collegiate and professional levels, including a number one draft choice (Tom Goffena) of the Toronto Blue Jays. A long-time member of the OHSBCA, King has served many years as a State Poll Voter. He had the honor of being selected to coach in the Mizuno All-Ohio Series. In addition to coaching baseball, King also coaches high school golf and middle school girls basketball. Dave King has been a 3-Sport coach for 35 years. Dave has been married for 42 years to his supportive wife, Charlene. They have four grown children, Wendy, Bryan, Jeffrey, and Michael. They are also the happy grandparents of five, KJ, Keaton, Khye, Kaylene, and Griffin.
CONGRATS COACH
s 8 s Dave King – Hall of Fame Inductee Head Coach, Lehman Catholic High School Thursday, January 17, 2019 3:05-3:25 pm Regency Ballroom, Hyatt Convention Center
“BASE RUNNING - LEAD OFFS”
• Important tips • Can you and do you know how to handle these? A. Our lead at 3rd - suicide - when to run B. Walk off- “fingers” C. Stop play - “hand” D. Rounding bases- inside/outside cut - watch fielder E. Touching bases F. Retrace bases G. Base lead on bunt attempts H. Going to 3rd - when ball is hit to P, SS, 3B ...... Triangle I. 3-2 count on batter - 2 outs J. Tag-ups K. Rounding 3rd - coach stopping you L. Lead at 3rd - foul to fair M. Infield hit - look to right - passing 1st base N. Getting out of box - baseline 0 . Watching ball - at all times P. Staying in run down - look for defensive player to run into Q. Good leads to steal R. Sliding - get down S. Watching for hidden ball tricks and pick offs T. Keeping one foot in batter’s box at all times U. Avoid contact with the defensive player while he is fielding…go around him V. Infield fly (Rule)
s 9 s 2019 HALL OF FAME INDUCTEE Frank Lamoreaux - Seneca East High School
Coach Lamoreaux graduated from Heidelberg University in 1980 where he participated in football and baseball. His first teaching and coaching position was for the Garfield Heights City School District outside Cleveland, Ohio, where he taught language arts and coached freshmen football and junior varsity basketball for two years. In 1982 he was hired at Seneca East Local Schools to teach language arts, health, and physical education for grades seven and eight while also coaching football and basketball at the junior high. For one year Frank taught Business Communications for Pioneer JVS in Shelby, Ohio, but continued to coach for Seneca East. During the fall of 1986, Coach Lamoreaux accepted a high school English position with Seneca East where he continued to teach and coach football and baseball until retiring in 2015. For the past 39 years, Coach Lamoreaux has coached football at all levels including 12 years as the head coach obtaining a record of 71-50. From 1986-2015 he was the head baseball coach at Seneca East for 30 years achieving a 405-267 record. He continues to be an assistant coach to head coach Rick Bowerman. During Coach Lamoreaux’s baseball tenure, he has coached 8 All Ohio players including 2 Player of the Year recipients and one 1st team All American and District 4 Player of the Year (OH, WI, IN, IL, MI). In addition he has coached 4 District 9 POY. Coach L has been privileged to coach 14 sectional championship teams, 6 district championship teams, and 5 League championship teams. Five times Coach L was voted league coach of the year, 6 times as District 9 coach of the year, and once as OHSBCA Division IV coach of the year. The 2014 team at Seneca East finished as state poll winners ranked #1 in Division IV. Having quality assistant coaches his entire career, Coach Lamoreaux feels fortunate to have worked with great coaches and players during his time at SE. Additionally, so many community members and school administrators have contributed immensely to the success of Seneca East Baseball. Coach L continues to be a volunteer junior high football coach and assistant baseball coach at Seneca East. Frank has been married to Kelly (Getz) Lamoreaux for 35 years. After 33 years in the classroom, Kelly is also a retired elementary teacher from Seneca East and a Heidelberg graduate. Frank and Kelly are the proud parents of two sons who are Seneca East graduates. Matt graduated from Seneca East in 2005 and from Heidelberg in 2009. He is married to Chelsea Fleming Lamoreaux, a 2011 Ohio University graduate. Both work for the Ohio EPA as environmental scientists. Jake is a 2009 graduate of Seneca East and a 2013 graduate of Capital University. He is a traveling RN in an ICU department currently working in the Los Angeles area. CONGRATS COACH
s 10 s Frank Lamoreaux – Hall of Fame Inductee Assistant Coach, Seneca East High School Thursday, January 18, 2019 3:30-4:00 pm Regency Ballroom, Hyatt Convention Center
“PITCHING PREPARATION AND GAME ADJUSTMENTS”
I. Introduction a. Mentality b. Pitch counts c. Hot spots
II. Practice adjustments and drills a. Rocker or no rocker step b. Balance point c. Break point d. Piston power and hip e. In line f. Chest to knee g. Out front and finish h. Step in a bucket
III. Pitch to Strengths a. Curve vs slider b. 2 seam vs 4 seam c. Pitching charts – physical and mental notes
IV. Defensive pitching drills a. Covering 1st and home b. Fielding the comeback – throwing to all bases c. Approaching the slow roller
s 11 s 2019 HALL OF FAME INDUCTEE Chuck Schilling – Hudson High School
Chuck Schilling was born and raised in Stow, Ohio and graduated from Stow HS in 1974 earning letters in Football, Basketball and Baseball and sharing the Harold Sloop Award upon graduation for the Outstand Senior Athlete. He went on to attend Marietta College and Kent State University as an Education major before leaving college in 1978 to pursue a career in the Steel Fabricating and the Finishing Systems Installation field.
Chuck was hired by Sharon Lowe and the Hudson City School District in October of 1981 as the Courier and has been employed for the past 37 years with the district as a Maintenance Assistant, the Supervisor of Maintenance and Grounds (24 years), Supervisor of Facility Services (8 years) and currently as the District’s Project / Construction Coordinator. He began his long and enjoyable coaching career for the Hudson City School District the following Fall as a freshmen football coach and later move to a varsity assistant coaching position 1985 to 2004 completing his football coaching career working at the eighth grade level from 2005- 2010.
Chuck joined OHSBCA Hall of Fame Baseball Coach George Sosebee’s baseball staff in the spring of 1983 as the freshmen coach for three years before stepping away in 1986 to focus on his new position with the district as the Supervisor of Maintenance. In 1987, Head Baseball Coach, Jeff Brown encouraged him to return to coaching baseball as his JV Coach and in 1988 he was asked to assume the Head Coaching position when Coach Brown decided to return to Graduate School. Using the strong foundation (and many of the program nuances) that Coach Sosebee had built and Coach Brown maintained he started his 25 year Head Coaching career. He also had the great fortune to not only play against their teams while at Stow HS, but later coach against OHSBCA Hall of Fame Coaches Bernie Hovan, Dave Young and John Anspach who taught his early Hudson squads how to play the game with PASSION and the “Right Way”.
In 25 seasons Coach Schilling’s teams posted a 461- 218 overall record (.679 winning pct.) including 11 – 20 win seasons; won 9 League Championships, 16 Sectional Championships, 3 District Championships and 1 Regional Championship. He has been fortunate enough to be inducted into the Northeast Ohio Baseball Coaches Association Hall of Fame in 2009, the Greater Akron Baseball Hall of Fame in 2015, and the Hudson City School District Athletic Hall of Fame in 2018 and the Kiwanis Club of Hudson Chuck Schilling Baseball Scholarship Award was established in 2014.
Coach Schilling is proud to except this recognition on behalf of the Hudson High School Baseball Program and the Hudson Community. The success of the program is directly attributed to the outstanding Student Athletes that have participated, many of them earning All-Star player and All Academic honors including 18 Mizuno All-Stars, 68 former players that have continued their baseball careers at various collegiate levels and 5 former players that signed professional baseball contracts and played minor league baseball. More importantly, he has been fortunate to surround himself with outstanding partners who are GREAT PEOPLE and have become some of his very closes friends. He shares this honor with coaches Chris Kelling (6 years), Jeff Hildebrand (8 years), Greg Wallick (6 years), Mark Cuva (6 years), Brad Aurand (6 years), Buddy Dice (12 years), Paul Dudley (14 years), Jeff Brown (19 years), Jim Nold (24 years); administrative assistants John Hornke, Gary Calabrese, David Spohn and Tom Long; the voice of the Explorers, Greg Zaebst, and scorekeeper Christine Radie.
In 1993, the head coaching position truly evolved into a family affair when Chuck’s wife Linda started the operation and the management of the Concession Stand and for the next 20 years with the help of her mother Ruth Bourgeois and the baseball parents provided support for our annual spring trip and to build one of the finest HS baseball facilities in the state of Ohio, “The Ballpark in Hudson”.
Chuck and Linda (Bourgeois) have been married for 38 years, moving to Hudson in June of 1980 and raising their three children, Leah (HHS class of 2001, Ohio Wesleyan College 2005), Katie (HHS class of 2004, Kent State University 2009) and Sam (HHS class of 2008, Kent State University 2014). CONGRATS COACH s 12 s Chuck Schilling – Hall of Fame Inductee Head Coach, Hudson High School Thursday, January 17, 2019 3:55-4:15 pm Regency Ballroom, Hyatt Convention Center
“THE HUDSON EXPLORER PITCHING MOTION” Special Thanks to George Sosebee and Dick Schoonover THE WIND UP f Set up on the rubber 1. THE ROCKER STEP 2. THE PIVOT 3. THE TRANSFER 4. THE BALANCE POINT 5. THE GLIDE TO FIVE 6. THE EXPLOSION 7. THE FINISH THE STRETCH POSITION f Sign f Set position 1. THE SLIDE TO FIVE 2. THE EXPLOSION 3. THE FINISH FUNCTIONAL THROWING PROGRESSION Show how they are all part of the proper throwing technique 1. Seated Arm Circle. 2. One Knee - Wrist Flips. (Goose Neck, Wrist only) 3. One Knee - Throwing Arm over Lead Arm. 4. One Knee Arm Circle with Flat Back Follow Thru. 5. One Knee Arm Circle with Pop-up Follow Thru. 6. Feet Parallel Arm Circle. 7. FB from the Five Spot with the back foot staying down. 8. FB from the Five Spot with a full follow-through. 9. Cross Leg Stance to 4, down and out to 5, 6 and 7. AUXILIARY THROWING DRILLS 1. Feet Parallel – Throwing Arm over the Lead Arm. 2. Three Taps and Throw to your Partner. 3. Hop Three Times and Throw to your Partner. 4. Hop Back and Throw to your Partner. 5. Step Behind and Load; Throw to your Partner. 6. Quarterback Back Pedal, Turn and Throw into the Tarp. 7. Rotate and Throw into the Tarp. s 13 s 2019 HALL OF FAME INDUCTEE Chris Kubbs - Former Head Coach Marion Pleasant HS and Mt. Gilead HS
Coach Chris Kubbs graduated from Ohio Northern University in 1980 where he played four years of collegiate baseball for Herb Strayer and football for Wally Hood. After graduation he returned to his high school alma mater, Mt. Gilead High School, as a math and computer science teacher. He assisted Coach Paul “Bear” Bremigan in football and took on the duties as head baseball coach for the Indians. During his five years as coach in Mt. Gilead, his baseball team compiled a 82-33 record, which included 3 league titles, 3 sectional titles, 1 district championship, and 1 district runner-up. Chris left Mt. Gilead in 1985 to pursue a head football coaching position at Hebron Lakewood High School and then moved to Marion Pleasant High School as their head football coach in 1989. As the head football coach, he compiled a record of 220 wins and 66 loses, 19 league titles, 16 playoff appearances, 2 regional runner-ups, 4 regional championships, 1 state runner-up, and 2 state championships, in 1996 and 2002. In 1996, Coach Kubbs took over as the head baseball coach at Pleasant to the present. During his tenure as head coach, Pleasant’s baseball teams have enjoyed a great deal of successes, recording 433 wins and 188 losses. Over the last 23 seasons, the Pleasant Spartan Baseball Teams have won 17 league titles, 16 sectional titles, 10 district titles, 2 regional runner-ups, 3 regional championships, 2 state championships, in 2001 & 2006. Chris’ overall high school baseball record is 515-220. Chris feels fortunate that he has had the opportunity to teach and coach in a community that has provided many great student-athletes who have gone onto be successful individuals in their respective fields. He also has been blessed with many fine assistant coaches who he has enjoyed working with in both football and baseball. Chris and his wife Julie just celebrated their 30th wedding anniversary. They live in the Pleasant School District where they raised their 3 children. Their son, Corey, played baseball for Coach Keith Veale at Mt. Vernon University and is presently an assistant baseball coach at Ottawa University in Kansas. Their daughter, Kara, is finishing her last year in the College of Pharmacy and is a 3rd generation student at Ohio Northern University. Their youngest, Kalyn, is a freshman at Anderson University in Indiana, majoring in dance pedagogy. Coach Kubbs would like to thank all of his former players and assistant coaches who he has had the opportunity to work with and for their dedication and efforts to such great sports as football and baseball. He would also like to thank Dan Gorbett, head baseball coach at Colonel Crawford High School, for submitting him for this honor. Special thanks to Mr. Bruce Lawrence, who served an assistant coach in both football and baseball. CONGRATS COACH
s 14 s Chris Kubbs – Hall of Fame Inductee Former Head Coach Marion Pleasant HS and Mt. Gilead HS Thursday, January 17, 2019 4:20-4:40 pm Regency Ballroom, Hyatt Convention Center
“FOR THE LOVE OF THE GAME” 1. Introduction
2. Personal Experiences
3. Value Learning
4. Make a game with in the game 1. Pepper 2. $2 dollar day 3. Homeroom Drill – 225’ 4. Line drive drill – 200’ 5. P.I.G. – acrobatic drill 6. 2 ball
5. Why we play the game? The importance of the marginal athlete
6. Three things will impact your life: people observations/analysis books
s 15 s The OHSBCA Hall of Fame was established in 1972. Since that time, 151 individuals have been so honored. This year, four more inductees will enter the hall. The Hall of Fame induction ceremony is held in conjunction with the OHSBCA annual convention. It is the highlight of the Award’s Luncheon Banquet on Friday. Induction into the Hall is based on individual’s accomplishments on the field, service to the OHSBCA, and ambassadorship towards the game of baseball in the State of Ohio. The OHSBCA Hall of Fame is located at Bill Davis Stadium on the campus of The Ohio State University.
Class of 1972 Class of 1982 Class of 1995 Harold Potter- Oregon Clay (NW) George Sosobee- Hudson (NE) Jim Glauer- Crestline (NW) Marty Karow- Ohio State Dave Young- Tallmadge (NE) Richard Termeer- OHSAA Les Scarr- Barberton (NE) Robert Smith- Riverside (NE) Richard “Lefty” Hall- St. Clairsville (E) Class of 1974 Class of 1983 Class of 1996 Paul Nore-Western Hills (SW) Bob Chapman- Fairmont East (SW) Tim Engleka- Centerville (SW) Mark Stewart-Beavercreek (SW) Brick Long- Rossford (NW) Class of 1997 Neal Nelson-Willoughby South (NE) Roy Bates- Northwestern (NE) Joe Palazzo- Bishop Ready (C) Ed Rannow- Athens (SE) Class of 1984 William Schmidt- Ashtabula St. John (NE) Marion Allen- Logan (SE) Luke Izer- Sandy Valley (NE) Art Massey- Cuyahoga Heights (NE) Class of 1975 Class of 1985 Class of 1998 Bob Davis- Tecumseh (SW) Jim Hardman- Piqua (SW) Bob Costello- Vandalia Butler (SW) Dick Hauck- Western Hills (SW) John Anspach- Cuyahoga Falls (NE) Frank Gamble- Massillon Perry (NE) Jim Murray- Dayton Stebbins (SW) Dean Harrah- Jewitt-Scio (E) Class of 1986 Joe Bowers- Lima Senior (NW) Don Black- Parkway (NW) Class of 1999 Garold Parrot- Deshler (NW) Mike Burcham- Ironton (SE) Dave Ewing- Walnut Ridge (C) Lou Brunswick- Coldwater (NW) Jim Jordan- Marietta (SE) Rob Rose- Toledo Whitmer (NW) Jack Ryan- Bishop Hartley (C) Ken Selby- Cincinnati Western Hills (SW) Bob Addis- Euclid (NE) Class of 1987 Class of 2000 Hank Miller- Canton McKinley (NE) Ray Sumpter- Bryan (NW) Don Kober- St. Francis Desales (NW) Jim Bittengle- Shadyside (E) Jim Stahl- Columbus Academy (C) Fred Meier- Oak Hills (SW) Dick Finn- Ohio State Class of 1988 Don Neff- Unioto (SE) Frank Cozze- Worthington (C) Class of 2001 George Hamric- Hamiliton Township (C) Richard Fishbaugh- Otterbein College Class of 1976 Mike Mohner- Fairport Harding (NE) Augie Bossu- Benedictine (NE) Class of 1989 Vince Pellegrini- McDonald (NE) Ron Brookey-Dayton Meadowdale (SW) Bernie Hovan- Nordonia (NE) Vince Chickerella-Linden McKinley (C) Dick England- Lancaster (SE) Class of 2002 Dan Bowling- Hamiliton (SW) Lou Carson- Portsmouth East (SE) Class of 1990 Fred Heinlen- Shaker Hts. (NE) Don Colussi- Colerain (SW) Class of 2003 Richard Prince- Elida (NW) Jim Shamel- Coshocton (E) Rich Arbinger- Toledo Start (NW) Dick Shine- Cuyahoga Falls (NE) Bob Brenning- Urbana (SW) Class of 1991 Dave Klontz- Heath (C) Class of 1977 John Nelson- Fairfield Union (C) Jim Humpal- Lyndhurst Brush (NE) Tim Miller- Canton South (NE) Class of 2004 Don Kelly- Rocky River (NE) Dan Kern- Miller City (NW) George Caso- Fairview (NE) Class of 1992 Jim Leininger- Ayersville (NW) Richard Kandik- Oregon Clay (NW) Tim Saunders- Dublin Coffman (C) Class of 1980 Marion Delaney- Maple Heights (NE) Ray Sharnsky- Gilmour Academy (NE) Fred Brideweser- Fairless (NE) Paul Serra- Euclid (NE) Bob Wren- Ohio University Class of 2005 Class of 1993 Chris Hardman, Ottawa Hills (NW) Class of 1981 Mike Cameron- Cincinnati Moeller (SW) Dennis Hegarty, Northwest (SE) Howard Conserve- Princeton (SW) Jerry Federele- Cincinnati Elder (SW) Scott Manahan, Bishop Watterson (C) Bob Baird- Genoa (NW) Joe Gilhousen- Canton Glenoak (NE) Dennis Woods, Lake Catholic (NE) Dave Koblentz- Columbus West (C) Class of 1994 Class of 2006 Fred Nocera- Whetstone (C) Gary Yeatts- Fairfield (SW) Bill Sadler- Westerville South (C) Dan Gorbett, Galion (NW) James Gerfen- Ridgedale (C) Doug Miller, Canton Cent. Cath. (NE) Milo Ratkovich- Akron Kenmore (NE) Joe Neff- Newark (C) Dean Schuler, Valley (SE) John Nese- Steubenville Cath. Central (E) Don Thorp- Hebron Lakewood (C) Bill Slinger, St. Xavier (SW) s 16 s OHSBCA Hall of Fame (cont.)
Class of 2007 Class of 2016 Fred Heatherington, Steubenville (E) Irvin “Frosty” Brown, Bethel/Troy (SW) Pat Hendershott, Wellston (SE) John Cannizzaro, Newark Catholic (C) Greg Inselmann, Patrick Henry (NW) Ken Ciolek, Lakewood (NE) Bruce Stall, Versailles, (SW) Glen Morse, New London (NW) Greg Wilker, Milbury Lake (NW) Class of 2008 Phil Callaghan, Dublin Scioto (C) Class of 2017 Rick Gold, Piqua (SW) Jerry Chase, Cleveland Central Catholic (NE) Curt Karpinski, Elyria (NE) Tim Dunn, Cincinnati Country Day (SW) Mike Ryan, Perry (NE) Ray Neill, Sandusky Perkins (NW) Class of 2009 Class of 2018 Jack Branon, Wheelersburg (SE) Jim McBride, Kalida (NW) John Dickerson, OHSAA Mike O’Reilly, Sylvania Southview (NW) Robert Haegele, Westerville North (C) Mike Wiss, Minster (NW) Tom Randall, Kenton Ridge (SW) Class of 2019 John “Spark” Sankal, Eastlake North (NE) Dave King, Lehman Catholic (SW) Tom Schreck, Wynford (NW) Chris Kubbs, Pleasant (C) Class of 2010 Frank Lamoreaux, Seneca East (NW) Dave DiDonato – Indian Valley (E) Chuck Schilling, Hudson (NE) Jim Dougherty – Hilliard Davidson (C) Mike Schumm – Parkway (NW) John Tipton – Portsmouth (SE) Class of 2011 Ken Gray – Mason High School (SW) Phil Krouskop – Perry (NW) Jeff Mielcarek – Toledo Central Catholic (NW) Richard Meyer – Buckeye Valley (C) Class of 2012 Doug Long, Franklin (SW) Rod Lindsey, River View (E) Steve Little, Jackson/Olentangy (SE-C) Tom Held, Defiance (NW) Class of 2013 Dave Hall, Perrysburg (NW) Bob Merritt, Crestwood (NE) Len Taylor, Mentor (NE) Mark Thompson, Elder (SW) Class of 2014 John Dorner, St. Henry (NW) Chuck Harlow, Northmont (SW) Ron Janey, Logan (SE) Jeff Short, Westlake (NE) Class of 2015 Bruce Cahill, Tippecanoe (SW) Chris Kaczmar, Walsh Jesuit (NE) Kyle Reiser, Elmwood (NW) Jim Wharton, Convoy Crestview (NW)
s 17 s 2018 O.H.S.B.C.A. HANK MILLER MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS
Each year the Board of Directors selects several individuals to be awarded our “Hank Miller Memorial Scholarship”. An eligible applicant must be a graduating son or daughter of a coach who has been an OHSBCA member for a minimum of five consecutive years. This year, 16 worthy students have been awarded a $500 scholarship. Hank Miller, Canton McKinley High School, was inducted into the OHSBCA Hall of Fame in 1975. Hank was a teacher of Industrial Arts and Vocational Carpentry for 39 years. He retired from Canton City Schools in 1989. He coaches many sports including tennis, golf, basketball, but football and baseball were his favorites. He was a World War II veteran who served in the Marine Corps. Hank graduated from Canton Township High School (Canton South) in 1942 and earned his college degree from Ohio Northern. His coaching career started at Mogadore High School with other coaching stints at Louisville, Canton Lincoln, Canton McKinley and Glen Oak High Schools. Hank was a lifetime member of the National Education Association. Hank was the president of the OHSBCA in 1982. He officiated basketball and served as recreational director for the city of Louisville. Hank is a member of the Greater Canton Amateur Sports Hall of Fame and the Ohio Northern University Athletic Hall of Fame. He was the founder of the Hank Miller High School baseball series.
Kaleb Bowdle, Urbana High School - Kaleb is the son of Kevin and Mendie Bowdle. His father has been the junior varsity and varsity head coach for the past 22 years at Urbana High School. Kaleb was a four-year varsity starter for both football and baseball. Kaleb started and played in every varsity game in both sports for all four years. He also is in the baseball state record book, tied for twelfth place for consecutive games with a hit with 28 games. Kaleb was named MVP his senior year for football and MVP his sophomore, junior, and senior years for baseball. He was also the Central Buckeye Conference MRD Baseball Player of the Year his senior year. Kaleb was also a member of the National Honor Society his junior and senior years. Kaleb attends Marietta College and is majoring in Sports Management and is also playing baseball for the Etta Express.
Cole Callaghan, Olentangy Orange High School - Cole is the son of Phil and Marybeth Callaghan. He graduated with a 3.8 GPA from Orange High School. He was a 3 year letterwinner in baseball. He was also involved with National Honor Society, Business Club and Interact Club.
Katelyn Clark, Vandalia-Butler High School - Katy is the daughter of Steve and Melanie Clark. Her father has been an Assistant Baseball Coach at Vandalia-Butler for the past 25 years. During high school, Katy played basketball and softball. She lettered 4 years in softball. Katy was an honor student and a member of the National Honor Society. She was also a member of Junior Council on World Affairs (JCOWA), Interact Club and Muse Machine. Katy is currently attending Ohio University majoring in Recreation Management.
Anna Evans, Southeastern High School - Anna is the daughter of John and Melissa Evans. Anna graduated from Southeastern High School with a 4.0 and achieved a 28 on her ACT. Anna was a member of the Varsity Soccer and Varsity Girls Basketball teams. Anna’s other activities included National Honor Society, Senior Class Treasurer, Spanish Club, Key Club and Student Council. Anna was named the 2017 Homecoming Queen. Anna is a member of the Richmond Dale Church of God, where she is active in the Drama Team, Praise and Worship Band and Youth Group. Anna is currently attending Lee University in Cleveland, TN, majoring in Mathematical Education.
Alexis Frasher, Piketon High School - Lexi is the daughter of Keith and Mishawn Dettwiller. She graduated from Piketon High School with a 4.0 GPA. She was Valedictorian of the Class of 2018 and the president of National Honor Society. Lexi was also captain of the volleyball team and was a member of History Club, Spanish Club & Student Council. She now attends Wright State University and is loving it!
Madison Jones, Benjamin Logan High School - Madison is the daughter of Brad and Stacie Jones. Her father has been a Varsity assistant coach at Bellefontaine High School for the past 10 years. Madison attended Benjamin Logan High School, where she played volleyball for four years, was on the swim team for two years, and played softball for two years. Madison was also the President of Business Professionals of America, the President of Key Club, the Vice President of Student government, a National Honor Society member, and graduated in the Top 10 of her class. Madison is currently studying Marketing at Capital University.
Joshua Martin, Perry High School - Josh is the son of Scott and Kim Martin. Josh exceled in the classroom by maintaining a 3.79 GPA from Perry High School. He was a 4 year varsity starter in baseball, won 2 varsity letters in track, and also lettered in football and basketball. Josh was involved in National Honor Society, Perry Service Learning and Camp Sue Osborn. He also volunteered with community service projects at Perry and worked with special needs students every day in the elementary school. Josh also offers his time during the summer by helping at Camp Sue, which is dedicated to providing a great experience for individuals with special needs in Lake and Geauga County. He currently is attending Kent State University and studying to be an intervention specialist. s 18 s Dominic Motta, Wickliffe High School - Dominic is the son of Phil and Beth Motta. His father is in his 14th year as the varsity baseball coach at Wickliffe High School. Dom was a three year starter in baseball for Wickliffe. During Dom’s senior year he was selected Second Team All District Pitcher, Second Team Chagrin Valley Conference Pitcher, and First Team All Lake County Pitcher. Dom was a member of the National Honor Society, drama productions, the Service Learning Program, and a representative at Buckeye Boys’ State. Dom attends Westminster College in Pennsylvania, where he earned the Vance Scholarship. He is playing baseball and is majoring in Business.
Grace Pelfrey, Springboro High School - Grace is a graduate of Springboro High School. She is the daughter of Mark and Heidi Pelfrey. Her dad is the head baseball coach at Springboro High School. Grace participated in softball and Marching Band in high school. She is attending Miami University and majoring in Early Childhood Education.
Colin Ransom, Firelands High School - Colin is the son of Colleen and Dan Ransom. His father is the Head Coach at Firelands HS. Colin was a 4 sport athlete in high school lettering 4 years in Golf, 4 years in Wrestling, 3 years in Baseball and 1 year in Soccer. During his senior year, Colin was selected to the Mizuno All-Ohio Series, 2nd team All-Ohio Poll Team, 1st team All Northeast Ohio, 1st team All-Lorain County and Player of the year in the Patriot Athletic Conference. Colin currently attends The University of Mount Union, playing baseball while majoring in Exercise Science. He is also a member of the Air National Guard, 200th REDHORSE Squadron Detachment 1, Mansfield Ohio.
Cal Rickert, Madison Comprehensive High School - Cal is the son of Lynelle and Doug Rickert. He graduated from Madison Comprehensive High School, earning 8 varsity letters - 1 in football, 3 in basketball, and 4 in baseball. He was a two-time All-Ohioan in baseball and twice named Player of the Year in the Ohio Cardinal Conference. Cal was a member of the National Honor Society. He attends Slippery Rock University on a baseball scholarship, majoring in journalism with a minor in political science.
Easton Roark, Carey High School - Easton is the son of Joey and Mandi Roark. His father is the Head Varsity Baseball coach at Carey High School. Easton played varsity baseball for four years, lettering all four years. He received all league honors his sophomore, junior, and senior year; All-District honors his sophomore, junior, and senior year; and All-Ohio honors his senior year. He also lettered in golf and football and played basketball. He was Valedictorian of his class, graduating with a 4.0 GPA. Easton was a member of the Ohio Scholars Association, where he served as president, and a member of the National Honor Society. He was also a member of the Teen Leadership Corp his junior and senior year. Easton is now attending Ohio University majoring in Biology/Pre-med.
Zachary Schone, Watkins Memorial High School - Zach graduated from Watkins Memorial High School on May 26, 2018. He is currently attending Ohio Dominican University to pursue a degree in Sports Management and Communication. Zach was also a member of the Ohio Dominican University Panther baseball team. Zach’s parents are Don and Deanna Schone and he has a brother, Parker, who is a sophomore at Watkins Memorial. Zach participated in the Drug Free Club, Student Athlete Leadership Team and YoungLife while in high school.
Ashley Taylor, Unioto High School - Ashley is the daughter of Tony Taylor and Danielle Hoselton. Her father is the varsity baseball coach at Unioto High School. Ashley graduated 7th in her class with a GPA of 4.215. She lettered 3 years in volleyball and was a member of the National Honor Society and National Art Society. Ashley plays volleyball at Rio Grande University, where she made 2nd team all-league. She is studying to become a radiologist.
Katie Thomas, Pickerington North High School - Katie is the daughter of Tim and Pam Thomas. She graduated from Pickerington North with a 4.107 GPA. Katie was a 2 year letterwinner in Soccer. She also was involved in Ski Club, Club Hope, Drug Free Club and HOSA. Katie was also in National Honor Society. She plans on studying to be a nurse in college.
Selena Witten, Van Wert High School - Selena is the daughter of Charlie and Jennifer Witten. Her dad is in his 22nd year as the varsity baseball coach at Van Wert High School. Selena was involved in Beta Club and Service Pack for 3 years and National Honor Society for 2 years while at Van Wert. She earned 3 varsity letters as a basketball cheerleader and was involved in dance for 16 years. Selena participated in the College Credit Plus program where she earned 30 credit hours her senior year. She also was a part of the CEO (Career Education Opportunity) Program at Van Wert, where she worked part time at Central Mutual Insurance Company for 1.5 years. Selena is currently a student at Rhodes State University, majoring in Accounting. She is employed full time as a nanny and at Betsy’s Boutique in Rockford, Ohio.
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OUTFIELD PLAY: THE FORGOTTEN POSITION JT MAGUIRE, CLEVELAND INDIANS JT_MAGUIRE35
I. BUILDING AN IDENTITY/PHILOSOPHY FOR OUTFIELDERS II. BELOW & ABOVE THE WAIST APPROACHES W/PRO STEPS A. MECHANICAL BREAKDOWN BELOW THE WAIST I. GLOVE SIDE LEG BACK, ARM SIDE LEG IN FRONT B. MECHANICAL BREAKDOWN ABOVE THE WAIST I. GLOVE SIDE LEG IN FRONT, ARM SIDE LEG BACK III. DRY WORK BACKHAND & GLOVE SIDE SPINS W/HURDLE A. GETTING AROUND, GLOVE SIDE SPIN/ARM SIDE GETTING AROUND, BACKHAND IV. CATCH PLAY ROUTINE V. PROGRESSIONS A. IN LANE B. OUT OF LANE LEFT, RIGHT VI. PRE PITCH ROUTINE: STEPPING IN & OUT OF “THE ZONE” VII. DROP STEPS A. 90° B. HEAD SNAPS C. DB HIPS D. FALSE STEPS VIII. RUNNING FORM A. GLOVE TIGHT TO SHOULDER B. RUNNING ON BALL OF FEET IX. SQUARE DRILL X. Y REACTION A. DROP STEPS BASED ON REACTION, ELIMINATING FALSE STEPS XI. WHEEL DRILL A. ROUTE & ANGLE VARIATIONS XII. OVER THE SHOULDER A. FOOTBALL PROMOTION OF ATHLETICISM B. BAREHAND HAND EYE COORDINATION C. BALL & GLOVE XIII. WILLIE MAYS / JIM EDMONDS CATCH A. BUILDING COMFORT XIV. FLACCO’S A. 3 READS AT DIFFERENT DEPTHS LOW LD, LOFTING FB & DEEP FB XV. MODIFIED FLACCO’S A. OVER THE SHOULDER 3 READS AT DIFFERENT DEPTHS LOW LD, LOFTING FB & DEEP FB
XVI. Z DRILL / REVERSE Z DRILL / LINE DRIVE WORK A. PROMOTION OF ATHLETICISM VARIATION OF LD AT DIFFERENT DEPTHS & VELOCITIES XVII. LOST BALL DRILL XVIII. 6 ZONE REACTION DRILL XIX. IN & OUT OF LANE CUT SYSTEM XX. 90/90 RULE XXI. D DRILL A. FB IN LANE HOME B. GB IN LANE 3B C. GLOVE SIDE SPIN 2B D. DEAD BALL OFF OUTSIDE ARM SIDE FOOT 2B E. BACK HAND 2B F. DEAD BALL OFF OUTSIDE ARM SIDE FOOT 2B XXII. BATTED BALL DATA TRAINING XXIII. THREE THROWS SERIES XXIV. CREATING A DAILY/WEEKLY PRACTICE PLAN
s 21 s KAI CORREA Cleveland Indians Thursday 6:35 - 7:15 PM “Beyond the Fungo: Effective Infield Drills” (Regency Ballroom)
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s 22 s TIM CORBIN Vanderbilt University Thursday 7:40 - 8:25 PM “Creating Your Training Environment” (Regency Ballroom)
1. ENVIRONMENT IS AN INDIVIDUAL CONCEPT UNIQUEQ TO YOU - YOUR RESOURCES - YOUR TALENT – SIZE OF YOUR STAFF 35 YEARS OF BACKGROUND THAT OFFERED UNIQUEQ OPPORTUNITIES Kingswoodg High School, Ohio State University, Wofford College, Presbyterian College, Clemson University and Vanderbilt University
2. CONSTRUCTION OF TRAINING A. TRAINING PLANNING i. Staff cominggg together weekly/daily y y ii. Use assistants – partp of the construction iii. Findinggp positional needs – planningpg out the week to suit needs iv. Creatingg depthp throughg the planp v. Finalizingg a plan – sending to the team, talking over in classroom – ensures clean transitions B. CLASSROOMCSSOOM i. Whyy Classroom? ii. Movingg the mind -- mind moves the bodyy - bodyy moves with confidence iii. It’s the epicenterp of youryp skill development and your growth as a human iv. Sitting down, looking, listening, learning v. Teacher > Coach vi. Notebook – take notes – learn 3 times vii. Controlled – always modeling – creating the environment
3. THE TRAINING ENVIRONMENT A. ENTERING THE ENVIRONMENT i. Practice v. Training ii. Tempop iii. Transitions B. HIGH REP – FAST PACED i. Playground ii. No unnecessary stopping – review on video iii. Power Words
4. TRAINING STANDARDS A. KEY CONCEPTS i. Tempo & Pace ii. Connection iii. Train Competitive Skills iv. Grow Past Yourself v. Replicate Quality Progressions vi. Earn Trust of Teammates
B. PROGRESSIONS OF TEACHING i. Power Point ii. Teaching Clip iii. Individual Defense iv. Walk Throughs v. Drill vi. Game - Outcomes vii. Feedback
C. DRILL EXAMPLES viii. Little League Fields ix. Team Drill – Square Drill – OF Square – 12 Ball x. Execution Offense – Live Defense xi. Flyball Communication xii. Bunt Scrimmages – GB Scrimmages – Modified Scrimmages xiii. PFP xiv. Bunting/Bunt Defense xv. Double BP – Triple BP
5. CONCLUDE A. Individual Concept B. Create your absolutes C. Consistency – replicate your environment
s 23 s GREG BEALS The Ohio State University Thursday 8:30 - 9:15 PM “Catching: Win the bottom of the zone” (Regency Ballroom)
s 24 s NICK MINGIONE University of Kentucky Thursday 9:20 - 10:05 PM “Hitting: As simple as 1-2-3” (Regency Ballroom)
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s 25 s TIM SAUNDERS COMPLETES HIS FIRST YEAR AS THE NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL COACHES ASSOCIATION EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR WWW.BASEBALLCOACHES.ORG
DUBLIN COFFMAN COACH TIM SAUNDERS IS NOW MAKING PLANS TO GET OHIO COACHES INVOLVED IN A NATIONAL LEVEL ASSOCIATION. THERE HAVE BEEN MORE COMMITTEES ADDED IN ORDER TO GIVE COACHES A RESPONSIBLE POSITION TO PROMOTE THE GAME OF BASEBALL IN MANY WAYS. CURRENTLY THE NHSBCA HAS THE FOLLOWING COMMITTEES:
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CURRENTLY THE FOLLOWING COACHES ARE INVOLVED WITH THE NHSBCA AT ITS HIGHEST LEVELS. TIM SAUNDERS EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR DUBLIN COFFMAN RAY BENJAMIN ASSOCIATE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR ST. CHARLES SCOTT MANAHAN 2ND VICE PRESIDENT BISHOP WATTERSON TONY CLEVELAND RANKING COMMITTEE CHAIR BISHOP WATTERSON ADAM ARCURI RANKING COMMITTEE LICKING VALLEY JEFF MIELCAREK REGION CHAIR TOLEDO CENTRAL CATHOLIC TOM MARKER SOCIAL MEDIA OLENTANGY ORANGE CHRIS HUESMAN SOCIAL MEDIA DUBLIN JEROME BILLY GAMBLE SOCIAL MEDIA MASSILLON JACKSON
SEVERAL OHIO COACHES HAVE BEEN SPEAKERS AT THE ANNUAL CONVENTION: JON BENNETT-GRANVILLE/NATE HILLARY-HILLIARD BRADLEY/SCOTT MANAHAN-BISHOP WATTERSON/TOM MARKER- OLENTANGY ORANGE/JEFF MIELCAREK- TOLEDO CENTRAL CATHOLIC/DOUG MILLER-EAST CANTON/TOM NEUBERT- DESALES/TIM SAUNDERS-DUBLIN COFFMAN
THE ASSOCIATION IS DIVIDED INTO REGIONS TO BETTER SERVE HIGH SCHOOL COACHES AND PLAYERS THROUGHOUT THE NATION. OHIO IS CONSIDERED THE UPPER MIDWEST REGION IV. IT IS MADE UP OF SIX STATES (IL, IN, KY, MI, OH, WI).
THE 2019 ANNUAL COACHES CLINIC WILL BE HELD ON NOVEMBER 28-30 AND DEC. 1 AT THE RENAISSANCE HOTEL IN DOWNTOWN COLUMBUS, OHIO.
s 26 s 2018-19 Membership NHSBCA Membership Association Application
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s 28 s s 29 s JEFF MERCER Indiana University Friday 8:45 – 9:25 AM “Hitting Approach and Pitch Selection” (Regency Ballroom)
Pitch Selection, Approaches and Creating an Offensive Identity Jeff Mercer Indiana University
Mechanics Alone Won’t Score Runs • With no concrete offensive approach system, production is left to chance. • How do we improve run production?
Communicate Effectively • Strive to Motivate, Know Your Athletes Personally. • Create an Enjoyable, Challenging Environment Encouraging Deep Practice. • Slow Down and Teach: Create an Unconscious Processing Unit.
Play to Your Strengths • Evaluate Your Offensive Abilities and Maximize Your 21 Outs. • Teach the Basics! • Be Organized and Implement Sequentially. • Use Scripted Coach Pitch Inter Squads Daily.
Have an Approach, The Rule of 3’s • There are 3 Ways to Beat a Pitcher. • 3 Basic Approaches. • Use Given Information to Apply 1 of 3 Approaches.
Pitch Recognition vs. Zone Recognition • Pitch Recognition, Train with Velocity. • Occlusion Drills. • Tunneling Combinations: Pitches Come in Pairs. • Zone Recognition. • 6 Zone Tennis Ball Drills.
Hitting Off-Speed Pitches • Follow the Rules: Breaking Balls. • Get Reps.
2 Strike Approach • Compete. • Cover Away, React In. • Get to the Next Pitch and Recover At-Bat.
Create Your System! s 30 s DR. CVETANOVICH & PITCH COUNT COACHES FORUM The Ohio State University Friday 9:30 - 10:10 AM (Regency Ballroom)
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X2 Athletic Performance Process when Training Pitchers By: Luke Hagerty
• Treat what we see in evaluations and throughout sessions.
• Optimal movement patterns for the individual.
• Should you implement a change?
• Global approach to implementing movement adjustments.
• How technology makes me a more effective coach.
• Deploying technology.
• Create an environment for players to thrive.
s 32 s KAI CORREA Cleveland Indians Friday: Mini Clinic 11:05 - 11:35 AM & 11:45 - 12:15 PM “The Forgotten Defender: 1st Base Play” (Hayes)
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s 34 s DEREK WOODLEY Defiance College Friday: Mini Clinic 11:05 - 11:35 AM & 11:45 - 12:15 PM “Developing Catchers through intentional drill progressions” (Taft CD)
Developing Catchers Through Intentional Drill Progressions Derek Woodley - Head Coach Defiance College Email: [email protected] Cell: (419) 906-0373
I. Introduction A. Catchers - who are they? B. Impact of a Catcher C. Physical Priorities of a Catcher
II. Preparing our Catchers A. Challenges of Catcher Development B. Opportunities for Catcher Development C. Time Killers for Catchers
III. Developing Drills for our Catchers A. Intentional Progressions (Simple to Complex) B. Motor Learning Perspective (Closed vs. Open) C. Build Confidence (They need to have some success) D. Prioritizing Skill Development (What is important to you?) E. Create Some Chaos and Adjustability (Make it difficult - F.I.O.)
IV. Drill Work Examples A. Receiving Progression B. Blocking Progression C. Exchange/Footwork/Throwing Progression D. Combo Drills E. Variations of Drills
V. Developing as Coaches A. If we expect our players to be coachable, WE as coaches need to be coachable B. Good Coaches 1. Read A Lot - Learn 2. Are Open Minded 3. Care about our players C. WE have the best jobs in the WORLD! D. Visit Disneyland Often!
“Don’t Mistake Activity for Achievement” John Wooden s 35 s RYAN GEARHEART University of Georgia Friday: Mini Clinic 11:05 - 11:35 AM & 11:45 - 12:15 PM “Developing an effective training program for overhead athletes” (Fairfield)
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s 36 s AUSTIN COUSINO Xavier University Friday: Mini Clinic 11:05 - 11:35 AM & 11:45 - 12:15 PM “Creating, Trusting and Evaluating your Offensive Approach” (Union CD)
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s 37 s MIKE STAFFORD The Ohio State University Friday: Mini Clinic 11:05 - 11:35 AM & 11:45 - 12:15 PM “Pitching with a Purpose” (Taft AB)
“Pitching with a Purpose” By: Mike Stafford
Creating a relentless assertive mind set:
• Inner Drive
• Focus
• Productive discomfort
Creating a foundation of beliefs to become an Elite pitcher:
• Trust the Process not the result
• Confidence and Preparation
• Pitch to Pitch mentality
s 38 s BILLY O’CONNER Xavier University Friday 3:30 - 4:15 PM “Daily Drills for the Next-Level Catcher” (Regency Ballroom)
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s 39 s ALEX SOGARD Wright State University Friday 4:20 - 5:05 PM “Building a Competitive Pitching Staff” (Regency Ballroom)
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s 47 s Ohio High School Baseball Coaches Association 2018 ASSISTANT COACH OF THE YEAR AWARDS
CENTRAL: Pat Palumbo (Westerville South High School) Pat Palumbo has served as Varsity Assistant Coach at Westerville South for 14 years. Without Coach Palumbo the Wildcat Baseball Program would not have the Unique Positive Culture which it demonstrates, along with being an Assistant Varsity Baseball Coach, Pat is also a Varsity Basketball Assistant Coach, and has been for 20-plus years. Coach Palumbo has-been-able to model the positive idea of being a multiple-sport athlete to our program, since he is a multiple-sport coach. And a very successful one. During the Basketball Tournament/Baseball Pre-Seasons it is not uncommon for Coach Palumbo to spend 2 hours at basketball practice followed by another 90 minutes doing outfield and hitting drills. But, by far his most impressive role with the team has nothing to do with coaching outfield, infield, bunt coverage, or small-ball offense. He has demonstrated that he is the “Mortar” that has kept our Team’s individual “Bricks” together to complete the build of our Program. Pat coaches Life to Wildcat baseball players, not just pitching, hitting and fielding. Two years ago, Westerville South JV Coach Dave Weissman passed away before the 2017 season from cancer. Coach Palumbo spoke at the Candlelight Vigil Honoring Coach Weissman, which moved team members to emotions. Last year with the death of two Westerville Policemen, Coach Palumbo took it upon himself to Honor the Officers by personally raising the Blue American flag before every game played at Westerville South. Finally, during our 2018 Spring Trip to Vero Beach Florida, we found out the night before our first game that our Left fielder’s mother had passed away. Coach Palumbo gathered the players and led the Candle Light Vigil outside of our dorm that evening. Coach Palumbo is truly a Blessing. Coach Palumbo is an Outstanding Coach, Friend, Husband, Father, and players Love Him. EAST: Tyler Buchanan (John Glenn High School) Tyler Buchanan has been with our program for the past eight years. He was our JV coach for the first five years and was our varsity assistant last year. During his time here our program has flourished. He brings enthusiasm and toughness with him every day. He graduated in 2003 and was a senior my first year as a head coach at JGHS. Tyler works with our infielders and pitchers and is constantly researching and implementing drills to develop our players to their full potential. During games he coaches first and calls our pitches. After games and during the off season, he works on the field. He spends countless hours and money improving our field. He works in Columbus and drives into New Concord for practice every day. Tyler is married to his wife Kelli and has three children, Blaise, Briley and Braunson. NORTHEAST: Dan Rodriguez (Massillon Jackson High School) Dan has been an assistant coach here at (Massillon) Jackson HS for the past 6 seasons and the past 5 as Assistant Head Coach and Pitching Coach. Dan has been a part of a historical run for our program winning the state titles in 2014 and 2017 and OHSBCA Poll Titles in 2016 and 2017. His pitching staff has carried this program over the past five seasons and the stats back it up... 2014 and 2017 State Champions, 2016 and 2017 Poll State Champions, 2014-18 Federal League Champs, 2014-18 District Champs, National Ranked 2014, 2016, 2017, 2018, 31 Academic All State, 3 All Americans, 1 MLB Draft. Dan has been vital to the facility upgrades to our field and heavily involved in fundraising for our program: Facility upgrades include a turf infield 2016 ($230,000), New entry way plaza 2016 ($50,000), Indoor training facility 2019 ($550,00). Dan is also involved in the college recruiting process for our players and over his five years has helped to send 41 players (11 DI) to the collegiate level since 2014 with thirteen of those being pitchers! Overall Coach Rodriguez has been a huge part of the success of our program! NORTHWEST: Tony Vasko (Tiffin Columbian High School) Tony exudes leadership, passion, persistence, and service with all he does both inside and outside of our program. A consummate worker, Tony exemplifies what it takes to be a class act both on and off the field. Tony is a dedicated English teacher, golf coach, and baseball coach, for the Tiffin City Schools School District. He also is a dedicated family man for his children, (Drew and Casey), and his wife, (Shena.) Since day one within our program over 13 years ago, Tony has exemplified what it takes to become a champion, in all that you do. Whether washing the entire program’s uniforms for the next day’s game to printing off scouting reports and player forms, to serving as a mentor for student-athletes in need; Tony ALWAYS answers the bell. Tony is responsible for many of the day to day tasks within our program that some may see as mundane, tedious, or outright hard. His constant sacrifice and service to others is second to none. His willingness to “get dirty” and find a solution for our baseball needs never fails to amaze me. A few years ago he took on the task of repainting our backstop in DECEMBER to ensure it was ready to go for the upcoming season on his own time. Currently, he serves as the vice president for our little league system and helps over 125 kids prepare for baseball the best they can each and every moment. If he is able, then he will help in any way possible to ensure our student-athletes have the best possible experience within the baseball program. Our successes as a program are in direct correlation with his hard work and dedication. I am pleased to nominate Tony for such a special award. Finally, I want to add that if chosen, it would be Tony’s second time earning this award! He is truly an amazing coach, teacher, and leader for our students, school, and community. He deserves any and all recognition that he receives. SOUTHEAST: Chris Graham (Wellston High School) Chris Graham has been an assistant varsity baseball coach with the Wellston Golden Rockets for a total of 13 seasons. Coach Graham has been a part of over 200 wins during his tenure as an assistant. He has been an assistant under 3 head coaches and has compiled 4 TVC championships while being an assistant coach. He has also been a part of 4 sectional titles as well. The numbers that he has been a part of isn’t the reason for his nomination. He is very dedicated to not only our baseball program but to the Wellston City School District as a whole. He has held other coaching positions in the districts for more than the 13 years as the assistant baseball coach. He really does go above and beyond for the student – athletes. He takes his personal time and equipment to train athletes to ensure that they are ready for the season. The age groups that he does this for is from 8 years old to seniors in high school. He takes care of painting the field for all of our home games and puts countless hours in during the off season to make sure our field is in the best shape possible. Coach Graham is also in charge of our pitching staff. He calls the pitches and is very knowledgeable about the game of baseball. He is not only a great coach, but more importantly a great person. He treats all of the players, fellow coaches, opposing coaches and players, umpires, and all involved in the game with the utmost respect. He is a great role model to our players. SOUTHWEST: Ryan Stewart (Mason High School) Ryan Stewart, a former Comet baseball player and 2004 graduate of Mason High School, has been a veteran of Mason’s staff since 2010. Ryan absolutely bleeds Kelly Green and has become an invaluable asset to the Mason Baseball Program. Simply put, no one works harder, or is willing to do more than Ryan. He serves as the varsity outfield and bench coach where he flawlessly manages all aspects of pre-game, in-game, and post-game analytics. Ryan also handles most of the field maintenance and daily program communication. So much of what Ryan does can go unnoticed by people outside our program, but each of our coaches and players know how important he is to our team’s success. Ryan makes everyone’s job easier through the work he does. Beyond the “dirty work” Ryan is also terrific at building relationships with his players and serves as a calming influence with them as well as our coaching staff. Coach “Stew”, as the players call him is loved and respected by our guys and has been such a supporter of their success. Ryan epitomizes what it means to be a Mason Comet and continues to serve as an example to our coaches in how to work hard and lead with integrity. s 48 s OHIO HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL COACHES ASSOCIATION ★ ★ ★ SALUTES ★ ★ ★ 2018 State Tournament Champion Coaches
Division I: Head Coach: Ty Brenning, Olentangy Liberty High School 1. Number of Years Coached, School Coached and number of years coached at that school: 16 total years, Years as Head Coach at Liberty 7. 2. Career Record: 157-52 3. 2018 Team Record: 30-4 4. Overall Head Coaching Record at present school: 157-52 2. Program Accomplishments: Olentangy Liberty 1. State Championships: Number & Years: 1 - 2018 2. Final Four Appearances: Number & Years: 1 - 2018 (Regional Runner-up 2014, 2015) 3. District Championships: Number & Years: 4 - 2005, 2014, 2015, 2018 (Runner-Up 2009, 2010) 4. League Championships: Number & Years: 7 - 2005, 2009, 2010, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2018 5. Awards/Recognition 6. Notable Alumni: Michael O’Neill - (2010) University of Michigan - Texas Rangers Cameron Comer - (2015) University of Virginia - OHSBCA Player of the Year 3. 2018 Season Highlights: A reflection on your 2018 state championship journey: The story of Liberty Baseball is a simple narrative; great kids, great families, great work ethic, and a great community. Over the years our teams have benefited from the efforts of everyone from our administration to alumni. Being able to share the 2018 season, and tournament run with those who have supported us for the last 15 years was a joy. It’s an honor to carry on the tradition of excellence established in 2004 by Head Coach Matt Lattig and our first group of Patriots. The most satisfying part of our profession is watching young men develop and accomplish more than they realize is possible. Our 2018 team was a group of talented overachievers who were willing to take full ownership of the learning process. Every player worked hard to get better every day. The senior class embodied the word excellence on and off the field. Those guys were champions long before the final out at Huntington Park. It is a privilege to work with our amazing staff each day. A special thanks goes to the efforts of Tom Waterwash (OLIB ‘09), Zack Michael (OLIB ‘10), Bob Brenning, Jimmy Onate, Michael Cimaglia, Matt Matthaes (OLIB ‘14) Conner Smith (OLIB ‘16) and Andy Yazrombek (OLIB ‘11). These men are all dynamic leaders who have helped create consistency within our culture. This group is passionate about the game, and extremely dedicated to the development of our student-athletes. Personally, a sincere debt of gratitude is owed to my wife, Jennifer and our 3 kids, Jetta, Knox and Drake, who have relentlessly supported our baseball dream. It is priceless to have you guys along for the journey.
Division II: Head Coach: Mike Barhost, Chaminade Julienne High School 1. 19 years coached, all at Chaminade Julienne. 9 years as Head Coach. 2. 124 - 111 career record 3. 2018 record 24-5 4. 124 - 111 at CJ Program Accomplishments: 1. 2 State Championships. 1970, 2018 2. 4 Final fours. 1970, 1975, 2017, 2018. 3. 6 District Championships. 1970, 1975, 1986, 2014, 2017, 2018. 4. 3 GCL League Championships. 2015, 2017, 2018. Season Highlights: After finishing 2017 as the State Runner-ups we started the 2018 season very slow. We were 0-3 and struggling to score runs. Our pitching and defense were both still playing very well, so I wasn’t in panic mode. We went on a 10 game winning streak after that, hit a bump in the road with 2 tough league losses in the middle of the season, then reeled off 11 wins straight wins to finish the year. We knocked off a couple of the number 1 ranked teams in the State during our run, and the defending State Champs. Our guys that returned from the 2017 State runner up team were determined to get back and have another chance at winning the title. We played a lot of close ball games all season and had a knack for finding ways to win close games. Winning the title was an awesome experience. It was something that I had aspirations of as a player, and for several years as a coach. I went through a lot of tough seasons playing in a very strong league and had little success. These past 2 seasons have been a thrill and winning it all was a dream come true. I’m looking forward to 2019 and trying to make our way back for a 3rd time.
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FORT LORAMIE - DIVISION IV CHAMPIONS
s 51 s OHIO HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL COACHES ASSOCIATION ★ ★ ★ SALUTES ★ ★ ★ 2018 State Tournament Champion Coaches
Division III: Head Coach: Jim Hanek, South Range High School Years Coached 19 years Ursuline High School 6 years Asst. Coach 2000 - 2005 South Range High School 13 years Asst. Coach 2006 Head Coach 2007 - present Career Record: 191 - 121 2018 Team Record: 18-15 Head Coaching Record at Present school: 191-121 Program Accomplishments: State Championships: (1) 2018 Final Four Appearances (1) 2018 District Championships (1) 2018 League Championships: (10) ICL (6) 97, 01, 02, 03, 04, 05 ITCL (4) 12, 13, 14, 17 2018 Season Highlights: Winning a state title was one of the greatest moments of my coaching career and an opportunity of a lifetime. It was an incredible journey that I was truly blessed to share with such an incredible group of coaches and players. Honestly, this was the season that nobody saw coming. The newspaper headline “South Range Raiders Complete Improbable Title Run” summed up our season perfectly. Not being a member of a conference this year presented a different approach to the regular season. Instead of playing for the opportunity to win a league title, we shifted our focus from day one to the state tournament. Not being a member of a league afforded us more freedom in our scheduling and a chance to schedule up. I cannot say enough about how our players handled the difficult schedule put before them. Opening the season going 2-6 would have derailed most teams. With a third of our season at that point in the books, our players and coaches worked hard on correcting mistakes that plagued us early. As a result, we were able to put together some quality wins and started to play our best ball heading into the state tournament. Entering the tournament with a regular season record of 11-15, our players went in with the mindset that it was brand new season and a chance to prove themselves. They didn’t look at our record as a negative, but as a badge of honor that they proudly wore throughout our tournament run. Our players believed in themselves and played for one other. We didn’t have a very large senior class (4 to be exact), but what they lacked in number they sure made up with their heart, leadership, and desire. To bring the 1st ever state title in any sport back to South Range is something that we will all cherish for the remainder of our lives. I would like to thank my assistant coaches Don DeChellis, Paul Munson, Bill Sattler, Ryan Miller, Dan Macinga. Without their hard work and dedication, this would not have been possible. I would also like to thank my players for the way they represented the South Range community, their school, their parents, coaches and themselves. Lastely, I would like to thank my wife and my two kids for their support throughout the season. This has been a dream come true. Thank you and I love you!
Division IV: Head Coach: Jeff Sanders, Fort Loramie High School Number of Years Coached, School Coached and number of years coached at that school: 1St year, Head Coach Career Record: 27-6 2018 Team Record: 27-6 Overall Head Coaching Record at present school: 27-6 Program Accomplishments: State Championships: Number & Years: 3 State Titles: 2007, 2010, 2018 Final Four Appearances: Number & Years: 6 Final Four Appearances: 1985, 2002, 2007, 2008, 2010, 2018. District Championships: Number & Years: 13 District Titles League Championships: Number & Years: 33 League Titles Awards/Recognition Notable Alumni: Jared Hoying (Texas Rangers, MLB Debut 5/23/16) 2018 Season Highlights: A reflection on your 2018 state championship journey: As with any State Championship, it was a very special season for us. We did experience our share of ups & downs along the way. We had magical moments, but we also had low points. As soon as we reached a point of “righting the ship” we played better baseball with each passing day...... all the way to the final game. I’m very proud of what our team accomplished. It’s a tremendous feat to win a State Championship. It unites players with a special connection that lasts the rest of their lives. The achievements this year were a result of many factors, but namely, due to the talent, hard work, and leadership of our players, and the dedication of our coaching staff. We have a tireless group of coaches with a burning desire to make our program a success. Our players worked very hard this year, with a great attitude. And to bring all that full circle, we had four seniors this year, with varying degrees of playing time, who put the team’s goals ahead of their own personal goals. Regardless of their roles, they came every day, every practice, every game, ready to give everything they had. They were prepared when their number was called and if it wasn’t, they supported the other players that played. It certainly was rewarding to see. That type of leadership is one of the things that I’ll remember most about this group.
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s 55 s 2019 State Coaches Poll
Below are the coaches that will voting in Divisions 1 & 2 for the 2019 Season Contact them by going to the website (www.ohsbca.org) where you will find email addresses and hyperlinks to each voter under "Poll Teams" /Eligible Voters. Click on your division and "email all" or an individual
Division I Poll Voters Division II Poll Voters
Name High School Name High School
C Ryan Lucas Olentangy (Lewis Cntr) C Adam Arcuri Licking Valley C Mike Shade Gahanna Lincoln C Craig Kyle Jonathan Alder C Dustin Woods Worthington Kilbourne C Drew Kirby Buckeye Valley C Nick Blake Marysville E Nate Prati Maysville C Ryan Alexander Grove City E Brad Barclay John Glenn C Dave Starling New Albany E Michael Valesco Harrison Central C Nate Hillery Hilliard Bradley E Jesse Smoulder River View C Sean Ring Westerville North NE Michael Wolf Medina Buckeye C Corey Conn Lancaster NE Aaron Alejars Girard E Kevin Yoder Tri-Valley NE Dan Ransom Firelands NE Raymond Frisbee GlenOak NE Michael Sweeney Chagrin Falls NE Nick Kaplack Medina NE Dennis Dever Woodridge NE Spike Ridgley Massilion (Washington) NE Dave Maculaitis Canal Fulton Northwest NE John Mutch Brecksville-Broadview NE Brian Warner Louisville NE Aaron DeBord Stow-Monroe Falls NE Bruce Lisicky Elyria Catholic NE Buddy Dice Hudson NE Michael Johnson Lakeview NE Levi Cozier Bedford NE Joe Petersin Field NE Bill Gamble Jackson NW Chad Spencer Lima Shawnee NE Matt Rositano Amherst Steele NW Zack Moots Sandusky NE Grant Relic Brunswick NW Jeff Keck Vermilion NW Dave Hall Perrysburg NW Jason Brandt Wapakoneta HS NW Mark Nell Anthony Wayne NW Andrew Dennings Bellevue NW Tim Gerken Tol. St. Francis de Sales NW Tom Held Defiance SW Ray Hamilton Lakota East NW Trent Thomas Wauseon SW Tim Held Moeller SE Doug Fisher Sheridan SW Brandon Long Beavercreek SE Tony Taylor Unioto SW Curt Bly Mason SE Jeff Noble Waverly SW Mark Thompson Elder SE Rob Smith Miami Trace SW Ty Welker Troy SW Triffon Callos Summit Country Day SW Jason Whited Centerville SW Tony SchultzCHCA SW Ralph Lunsford Edgewood SW Bruce Cahill Tipp City SW Mark Pelfrey Springboro SW Mark Brunswick Bellfontaine
If any corrections need to be made …Please contact Curt Karpinski, Poll Director at the OHSBCA Booth or email me at [email protected]
s 56 s 2019 State Coaches Poll
Below are the coaches that will voting in Divisions 3 & 4 for the 2019 Season Contact them by going to the website (www.ohsbca.org) where you will find email addresses and hyperlinks to each voter under "Poll Teams" /Eligible Voters. Click on your division and "email all" or an individual
Division III Poll Voters Division IV Poll Voters
Name High School Name High School
C Todd Dunkle Columbus Academy C John Cannizzaro Newark Catholic C Mike James Elgin C Craig Jones The Wellington School C Buck Workman Northmor C Jack Faulkner Fisher Catholic C Josh Rine Fairbanks E Brian Perkins Toronto E Justin Elmore Garaway E Michael Becker Strasburg-Franklin E Michael Collopy Edison NE Mark Echstenkamper Independence E DJ Butler Barnesville NE Joe Staley Rittman NE John Bakalar Crestwood NE Scott Huth Dalton NE Justin McDowell Waynedale NE Doug Miller East Canton NE Rick Yauger Champion NE Jason Snow Hillsdale NE Phil Motta Wickliffe NE Dan Dougherty Lowellville NE Luke Smrdel Kirtland NW Chad Jensen Buckeye Central NE Matt Brumit Grand Valley NW Joe Recker Kalida NE Brian Hiscox Berkshire NW John Dorner St. Henry NW Sean Hoover Edison (Milan) NW Matt Malecha Fremont St. Joseph C.C. NW Brian Harlamert Coldwater NW Rick Bowerman Seneca East NW Kyle Rase Gibsonburg NW Dusty Pester Miller City NW Kevin Leady Eastwood HS NW Dan Gorbett Colonel Crawford NW Josh Good Western Reserve NW Matt Dube Fort Jennings NW Gary Nissen Genoa NW Jim Carper St. Paul (Norwalk) NW Scott Emerick Upper Sandusky NW Gregg Hedden Margaretta NW Sean Maudsley Bucyrus NW Chris Hardman Ottawa Hills SE Josh McGraw Portsmouth NW Eric Hoover Mohawk SE Shayne Combs Paint Valley NW TJ Blanton St. Mary's Central Catholic SE Chris Rapp Portsmouth West SE Chris Veidt Whiteoak SE Trevor Thomas Westfall SE Greg Bryant Ironton St. Joe SE Rob Meade North Adams SE Phil Faires Trimble SE Tom Barr Adena SE Ryan McClintic South Webster SW Kristian Althauser Anna SW Mitch Hirsch Covington SW Asif Shah Cincinnati Country Day SW David King Lehman Catholic SW Matt Morrison Madison Senior SW Randy Russell Seven Hills HS SW Chris Hawkins Carlisle SW Scott Mann Riverside SW Dion Pangello Bethel Tate HS SW Jim Gross Deer Park HS
If any corrections need to be made …Please contact Curt Karpinski, Poll Director at the OHSBCA Booth or email me at [email protected]
s 57 s 2018 DIVISION I ALL-OHIO TEAM
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2018 DIVISION II ALL-OHIO TEAM
1st Team Division 2 2nd Team Division 2 Pitcher Pitcher Catcher Catcher 1st Base 1st Base Infield Infield Outfield Outfield Utility Utility POY COY
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1st Team Division 3 2nd Team Division 3 Pitcher Pitcher
2018 DIVISION IV ALL-OHIO TEAM 1st Team Division 4 2nd Team Division 4 Pitcher Pitcher
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Honorable Mention s 59 s OHIO HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL COACHES ASSOCIATION ALL ACADEMIC TEAM 2018
Nate Meyer ...... Bishop Watterson Calvin Stull ...... Firelands Jacob Wakefield ...... Bishop Watterson Owen Corcoran ...... Gilmour Academy Eric Entler ...... Bishop Watterson Nathan Biedenbach ...... Glenoak Zach Schneider ...... Buckeye Valley Nick Chapman ...... Green Tate Rhodes ...... Buckeye Valley Jimmy Clark ...... Hawken Travis Pennington ...... Buckeye Valley Charles Winans ...... Hawken Kyler Lewis ...... Buckeye Valley Trey Williams ...... Hillsdale Justin Bacon ...... Buckeye Valley Matt Mileski ...... Hudson Jordan Brown ...... Elgin Stephen Bianconi ...... Hudson Justin Carson ...... Granville Alec Jackson ...... Hudson Grant Foster ...... Granville Matt Hallworth ...... Jackson Daniel Bellofatto ...... Granville Davis Graham ...... Jackson Caleb Sullivan ...... Grove City Christian Grant Miller ...... Jackson Simon Romine ...... Heath William Criblez ...... James Garfield Bailey McCord ...... Heath Cade Myers ...... Keystone-Lagrange Cole Schrock ...... Jonathan Alder Brandon Carver ...... Lake Catholic Tyler Kegley ...... Northmor Matt Nicklas ...... Lake Catholic Austin Wheeler ...... Northmor Tom Yuras ...... Lake Catholic Jack Betz ...... Olentangy Orange Dillon English ...... Louisville Cole Callaghan ...... Olentangy Orange Logan Fisher ...... Loudonville Connor Evans ...... Olentangy Orange Andrew Truax ...... Loudonville Zach Beatty ...... Olentangy Orange Curtis Perry ...... Manchester Mitchell Smith ...... Pickerington North Luke Johnston ...... Manchester Malcolm Banks ...... Wellington School Michael Rector ...... Manchester Max Wing...... Wellington School Austin Sanford ...... Manchester Devin Ryan ...... Coshocton Grant Rice ...... Mayfield Justin Shepler ...... Dover Joe Freeman ...... Medina Bryce Bickford ...... Garaway Sam Herman ...... Median Trey Hershberger ...... Garaway Will Laganke ...... Mentor Logan Elliott ...... Harrison Central Dan Zelina ...... Mentor J.R. Heavilin ...... Harrison Central Max Webster ...... Mentor Caden Arbaugh ...... Harrison Central Kyle Sobota ...... North Olmsted Alec Yoder ...... Hiland Eric Adams ...... North Olmsted Damien Kandel ...... Hiland Cole Wagner ...... North Olmsted Koby Shepherd ...... Indian Valley Anthony Novak ...... North Olmsted Colton Neptune ...... John Glenn Cory Burroughs ...... Northwest Justin Heacock ...... John Glenn Canyon Foster ...... Northwest Hunter Church ...... Maysville Josef Chiboroski ...... Northwest Dakota Kirkbride ...... Maysville Joey Fekete ...... Orange Chase Whitehair ...... RIverview Arjun Menha ...... Orange Warren Cox ...... Riverview John Achkar ...... Orange Nolan Clegg ...... Toronto Caleb Zwick ...... Orange Cody Ray ...... Union Local Antonio Baez ...... Orange Cameron Karnik ...... Amherst Steele Donny Watters ...... Perry Kyle Martin ...... Amherst Steele Josh Martin ...... Perry Truman Ospelt ...... Bay Alex Koppel ...... Perry Chris Reilly ...... Beachwood Audric Wertz ...... 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Carey Justin Scott ...... Hillsboro Easton Roark ...... Carey Jared Stevens ...... Logan Elm Marcus Miller ...... Carey Jeffrey Douglas Robb ...... Logan Elm Matt Mohr ...... Clay Bryce Swatzel ...... Meigs Rob Webb ...... Clyde Zach Helton ...... Meigs Seth Hohman ...... Clyde Garrett Maiden ...... Nelsonville-York Matt Perkins ...... Collins Western Reserve Seth Russell ...... New Lexington Cade Roe ...... Collins Western Reserve Colt Shumaker ...... North Adams Bryce Roberts ...... Edison Bryant Lung ...... North Adams Cody Scott ...... Edison Ryan Shupert ...... North Adams Thomas Oeder ...... Edison Colton Blakeman ...... Piketon Trey Ickes ...... Fremont Ross Drew Cassidy...... Portsmouth West Zach Kreais...... Hopewell-Loudon Nathan Campolo ...... Sheridan Shawn Conover ...... Kenton Carson Stauffer ...... Southeastern Cole Dearing ...... Kenton Corbin Ford ...... Southeastern Hunter Moore ...... Kenton Douglas Shaffer ...... South Point Kobey Rawlins ...... Kenton Chase Walters ...... St. Joseph Central (Ironton) Owen Murray ...... Lexington Clay Willis ...... St. Joseph Central (Ironton) Jared Strickler ...... Lexington Logan Rooney ...... Urbana Chayton Overholt ...... Lincolnview Kaleb Bowdie ...... Urbana Cal Rickert ...... Madison Comprehensive Tucker Williams ...... Valley Jaycob Stone ...... Madison Comprehensive Cayton Ruby ...... Valley Shawn Roper ...... Madison Comprehensive Kenneth Arboleda ...... Washington Courthouse Caleb Brown ...... Maumee Trey Clemmons ...... Waverly Devon Cleghorn ...... Maumee Clayton Howell ...... Waverly Jeremy Demuth ...... Miller City Austin Sharp ...... Wellston Mark Kuhlman ...... Miller City Austin Nunemaker ...... Westfall Tyler Schroeder ...... Miller City Elijah McCarty ...... West Union Noah Otto ...... Miller City Jared Fenton...... West Union Alex Lehmkuhl ...... Minster Zach White ...... Anna Adam Knapke ...... Minster Derek Coverstone ...... Anna Isaac Schmiesing ...... Minster Jackson Haas ...... Archbishop McNicholas Jared Huelsman ...... Minster Michael Lang ...... Archbishop McNicholas Parker Brown ...... Mohawk Matthew Miller...... Archbishop McNicholas Koby Paul...... New Bremen Brett Liming ...... Archbishop McNicholas Luke Vonderhaar ...... New Bremen Quinn Wolfram ...... Archbishop McNicholas Jacob Roth ...... Norwalk Mitchell Kling ...... Archbishop McNicholas Quinn Hipp ...... Norwalk Tanner McClanahan ...... Archbishop McNicholas Grant Fulger ...... Norwalk Adam Grob ...... Archbishop Moeller Grant Fisher ...... Norwalk Taylor Hopkins ...... Archbishop Moeller Austin Christman ...... Norwalk Mo Schaffer ...... Archbishop Moeller Jake Gleason ...... Ontario Nick Staudigel ...... Archbishop Moeller Luke Smith ...... Ontario Cameron Swanger ...... Archbishop Moeller Will Watkins ...... Ontario Nick Wimmers ...... Archbishop Moeller Jordan Moore ...... Patrick Henry Drew Kure ...... Cincinnati St. Xavier Jarrett Maas ...... Patrick Henry Grant Kirby ...... Cincinnati St. Xavier Payton Faris ...... Perrysburg Ethan Swink ...... Cincinnati St. Xavier Anthony Kyle ...... Perrysburg Michael Grause ...... Cincinnati St. Xavier Griffin Parrill ...... Perrysburg Mitchel Lutz ...... Cincinnati St. Xavier Dillon King ...... Pettisville Hunter Brookbank ...... Cincinnati St. Xavier Justin Rupp ...... Pettisville Ben Coffaro...... Cincinnati St. Xavier Landon Roth ...... Pettisville Tyler Dellerman ...... Cincinnati St. Xavier Andrew Hamman ...... Plymouth Nathan Kappers ...... Cincinnati St. Xavier Jarrett Miller ...... Plymouth Isaac Haskell ...... Edgewood Wayne Frey ...... Riverdale Mason Hollister ...... Edgewood James Fischer ...... Sandusky St. Mary Central Catholic Sam Muse ...... Edgewood Brandon Best ...... Seneca East Drew Wichael ...... Kenton Ridge Brady Nolan ...... Spencerville Kenny Sherick ...... Kettering Fairmont Curtis Uhlenhake ...... St. Henry Brandon Barhorst ...... Lehman Catholic Ryan Bruening ...... St. Henry Tyler Lachey ...... Lehman Catholic Drew Jacobs ...... St. Mary’s Memorial Ryan Schmidt ...... Lehman Catholic Austin Wilker ...... St. Mary’s Memorial Owen Smith ...... Lehman Catholic Matthew Ferguson ...... Sylvania Southview Jared Dettmer ...... Milford C.J. Leonard ...... Sylvania Southview Dan Lutz ...... Milford Matthew Boes...... Tiffin Columbian Alex Lutz ...... Milford Nick Olnhausen ...... Toledo Central Catholic Mitch Mierke ...... Milford Nathon Elfreich ...... Toledo Central Catholic Sam Mills ...... Milford Jack Grombachar ...... Toledo Central Catholic Dylan Stewart ...... Milford Andrew Bishop ...... Toledo Central Catholic Ryan Pullins ...... Northmont Cameron Long ...... Toledo St. Francis Desales Cole Stephens ...... Northmont Ethan Hertzfeld ...... Toledo St. Francis Desales Joe Collins ...... Summit Country Day Carter Smith ...... Toledo St. Francis Desales Brennan Gick ...... Summit Country Day Nate Sifuentes ...... 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Aul Bat Company 4687 Cook VENDOR LIST Ave. Fan Cloth Franklin 60 Save Around Pittsburgh, PA 15236 4201 Cambridge Rd 30 Charles Street Joe Aul Fort Worth, TX 76155 The Motz Group 3607 Church Binghamton, NY 13905 (412) 526-5087 Sabrina Lott St. Amy Carle [email protected] (817) 799-5020 Cincinnati, OH 45244 (607) 584-9263 [email protected] Cleo Montgomery [email protected] Franklin 64 Delaware 21 Franklin 43 (513) 533-6452
BA Sales Agency/ProNine cmontgomery@themotzgroup. 2019 GameChanger com School Pride Sports 3511 Johnny Appleseed Ct. 9348 Wildflower Way 44 Wall Street, 11th floor Delaware 22 Columbus, OH 43231 Davisburg, MI New York, NY 10005 Daren Brown Dave Gignac 48350 Kyleigh Meister OSU Sports Medicine (614) 568-0697 (248) 802-8326 (646) 455-9131 2835 Fred Taylor Drive [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Columbus, OH 43202 Franklin 35 Delaware 9 Franklin 59 Vincent O’Brien 614-595-1338 Snap Raise BSN Sports Homefield Advantage [email protected] 939 Westlake Ave N 6950 Worthington-Galena Rd 141 Granville St. Delaware 31 Seattle, WA 98109 Suite 110 Gahanna, OH 43230 Erin Johnson Worthington, OH 43085 Jud VanSyckle OHSAA (206) 817-7389 Aaron Utrup (614) 337-1990 4080 Rosela Place [email protected] (614) 841-1883 homefi[email protected] Columbus, OH 43214 Franklin 36 [email protected] Franklin 46 Emily Gates Franklin 55-56 [email protected] Team Express Jugs Sports Franklin 67 5750 Northwest Parkway
Campus Box 11885 S.W. Herman Rd. Suite 100 OHSBCA 912 Cambridge Road Tualatin, OR 97062 OHSBCA San Antonio, TX 78249 Arlington, TX 76011 J.R. Reichenbach Franklin 54 Kevin Udell Laila Edwards (800) 547-6843 (210) 348-7000 (806) 677-8847 [email protected] [email protected] Franklin 42 Delaware 11-13 Delaware 4-6 s 63 s NOTES
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