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Ohio Baseball Coaches Association 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. 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