OHIO HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL COACHES ASSOCIATION
Dear OHSBCA Members, Welcome to the 67th annual OHSBCA State Clinic, January 18th, 19th and 20th of 2018. 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 2018 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 three (3) 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 noon in the Ballroom to honor these three great men who have given so much to their schools, community and our association. There are also many other awards given to your peers and scholarships to the children of our members; you should not miss this banquet. 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: Turtle Thomas – Texas Rangers Dan Bertolini – Youngstown State University Greg Beals – The Ohio State University Brad Myers – Nashville HS (TN) Cory Mee – University of Toledo Gene Stechschulte – Ohio Northern Univ. Kyle Hallock – Malone University Kyle Sprague – University of Cincinnati Tim Belcher – Cleveland Indians Keith Veale – Mount Vernon Nazarene Jim Puhalla – Natural Grass Gary Gilmore – Coastal Carolina University Kris Knapp – Ontario HS, Trainer Gary Reinl – Marc Pro Kyle Hallock – Malone University Butch Chaffin – Tennessee HS Paul Reddick – Yogi Berra Baseball Camps 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: Donnie Schone, Tom Neubert, Craig Kyle, John Bakalar, Trevor Thomas, Kevin Yoder, Dave Hall, Dave Barrow, Scott Manahan, Ray Benjamin, Curt Karpinski, Dave Burkett, Jeff Mielcarek, and Frank Gamble. A special thanks goes to my terrific fiancé Rebecca, my parents Bob and Jane Lavengood and my three wonderful children, Carson (14), Annie (10) and Luke (7) for always being so supportive of my coaching life.
Thanks, Rob Lavengood 2018 Clinic Director, OHSBCA 1st Vice President Ashland High School
• 1 • OHIO HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL COACHES ASSOCIATION FACT SHEET – 2018
The purpose of the OHSBCA is to unify all baseball coaches in the State of Ohio, to promote high school baseball, 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. Mizuno 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 H. 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. I. 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. J. 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. K. Academic All-Ohio: Selected annually and awarded certificates. Certificates are handed out at the state convention. Forms can be found on website. L. 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. M. Assistant Coach of the Year Award: Coaches from each district are recognized as assistant coaches of the year at our annual convention. N. 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. O. The Consultant of the OHSBCA regularly attends all meetings of the OHSAA Board of Control in Columbus. P. 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), Mizuno (Senior All-Star Game Sponsor), Miller Net (official net), Mar-Co Clay (official mound clay and dirt), Game Changer, Holloway and Easton.
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s 3 s 2018 OHSBCA CLINIC AGENDA HYATT REGENCY HOTEL, COLUMBUS, OHIO - JANUARY 18th – 20th All speaker sessions held in Regency Ballroom-Hyatt 3rd floor, across from registration, unless noted otherwise Thursday, January 18th 11:30am - 1:30pm OHSBCA Board Meeting (Marion) 2:00pm - 7:30pm Clinic Registration (Franklin – Hyatt 2nd floor) 3:20pm - 3:25pm Introduction of Hall of Fame Inductees- Don Shone OHSBCA Past Pres. (Regency Ballroom) 3:30pm - 4:00pm Hall of Fame Inductee – Jim McBride – Kalida “Coaching and/or Managing” 4:05pm - 4:35pm Hall of Fame Inductee – Mike O’Reilly – Southview “1st Base Play” 3:00pm - 10:00pm Vendor Exhibit Hall Open (Delaware/Franklin-Hyatt 2nd floor) 4:40pm - 4:45pm Clinic Welcome – Tom Neubert OHSBCA President – Col. DeSales HS (Regency Ballroom) 4:50pm - 5:00pm Jeff Swick, PHAALS – Introduction and Promotion (Regency Ballroom) 5:05pm - 5:35pm Jeremy Sheetinger ABCA – “Lessons From the Dugout” (Regency Ballroom) 5:40pm - 6:30pm Gene Stechschulte – Ohio Northern University – “The Mental Game” (Regency Ballroom) 6:35pm - 7:25pm Paul Reddick – Yogi Berra Baseball Camps “How to Win More Games” (Regency Ballroom) 7:30pm - 8:20pm Gary Gilmore – Coastal Carolina University – “Living the Dream” (Regency Ballroom) 8:25pm - 9:15pm Greg Beals – The Ohio State University – “OSU Hitting Drills” (Regency Ballroom) 9:20pm - 10:10pm Tim Belcher – Cleveland Indians – “Being an Efficient Pitcher” (Regency Ballroom) 10:30pm -12:30am Clinic Smoker sponsored by Celebrate Sports Tour (Regency Ballroom) Friday, January 19th 8:00am - 9:30am Clinic Registration (Franklin – Hyatt 2nd floor) 8:30am - 6:00pm Vendor Exhibit Hall Open (Delaware/Franklin-Hyatt 2nd floor) 8:30am - 9:00am District Meetings Central - Union DE Northeast - Hayes Southeast - Marion East - Grant/Harding Northwest - Regency Ballroom Southwest (Cincy) - Taft A&B Southwest (Dayton) - Taft C&D 9:05am - 9:10am Clinic Welcome – Rob Lavengood OHSBCA 1st VP – Ashland HS 9:10am - 10:00am Turtle Thomas – Texas Rangers “Catching Drills for Coaches” (Regency Ballroom) 10:15am - 10:45am Mini Clinic #1-Pick one below to attend - Kyle Hallock – Malone University “Pitcher’s Throwing Progression” (Hayes) - Jim Puhalla – Natural Grass Sports Fields “Creating a Baseball Field Showplace” (Fairfield) - Brad Myers – Grace Christian Academy “Make Practice Great Again” (Harrison) - Gary Gilmore – Coastal Carolina University “Baserunning/Short Game Offense” (Taft AB) - Keith Veale – Mount Vernon Nazarene “What it takes to be a successful coach” (Taft CD) - Gary Reinl – Marc Pro “ICED: The Illusionary Treatment Option” (Union DE) 10:55am - 11:25am Mini Clinic #2-Pick one of the above to attend 11:10am - 11:50am Scholarship Award Recipient’s Reception (Regency North Foyer) 11:50am - 12:10pm Hall of Fame Banquet Seating (Regency Ballroom) Doors closed 12:15pm - 12:20pm Hall of Fame Inductee Promenade 12:20pm - 2:00pm Banquet/Awards /Hall of Fame Induction -Sponsored by Rawlings Sporting Goods 2:30pm - 3:30pm Hall of Fame and Past Presidents Reception (Fairfield Room) 3:30pm - 4:15pm Turtle Thomas – Texas Rangers “New Ideas for hitting” (Regency Ballroom) 4:20pm - 5:05pm Cory Mee – Toledo University “Catching Drills” (Regency Ballroom) 5:10pm - 5:55pm Brad Myers – Grace Christian Acad. “Build it, Maintain it, or Lose it” (Regency Ballroom) 6:00pm - 6:50pm Kyle Sprague – University of Cincinnati “Hitting Mechanics” (Regency Ballroom) 7:00pm - 8:00pm Hot Stove Social – 2017 State Tournament Champ & Poll Champ Coaches (Fairfield Room) - Sponsored by Prep Baseball Report Saturday, January 20th 8:30am - 10:30am Sports Medicine Certification-Kris Knapp, Ontario HS (Delaware CD) 9:20am - 10:20am Butch Chaffin – Cookeville HS, TN “Maintaining Consistency” (Delaware AB) 10:25am - 11:10am Dan Bertolini – Youngstown State University “Team Defensive Practice” (Delaware AB) 10:30am - 12:30pm CPR Certification –Kris Knapp, Ontario HS (Delaware CD) 11:15am - 12:00am Dan Bertolini – Youngstown State University “Outfield Play” (Delaware AB) 12:15pm - 2:00pm OHSBCA Board Meeting (Marion) • 4 • 2017 OHSBCA President, Tom Neubert, St. Francis DeSales High School Tom Neubert is currently the President of the OHSBCA. Tom has been the Head Baseball Coach at St. Francis DeSales High School since 2007. Previously, he was the Head Baseball Coach at Cardington-Lincoln High School from 2001- 2007. In 17 seasons as a head coach his teams have won almost 300 games and has led his teams to the Final Four 3 times and 2 State Championships (2011, 2012). Coach Neubert has been part of the OHSBCA Board of Directors for the past 8 years. He began as a Central District Representative before being elected to the Executive Board and served as the 2017 Clinic Director, 2016 Exhibit Hall Director and the 2015 Mizuno All-Ohio Series Director. Prior to his time on the state board, Tom was the President of the Central District Coaches Association. Coach Neubert is a graduate of Lansing High School (NY) and was a member of the 1993-1996 Cortland St. University baseball team where he earned his Bachelor Degree in Education. He earned his Master’s Degree in Educational Psychology from Miami University in 2001. Tom currently lives in Westerville with his wife Jessica and 2 children, Taylor (15) and Ty (11). Taylor is a sophomore at St. Francis DeSales and Ty is in 5th grade at St. Paul.
Welcome from OHSBCA President, Tom Neubert Welcome to the 2018 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 as well as met so many new friends. The amazing coaches that I have had a 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 my two friends Scott Manahan (Bishop Watterson) and Ray Benjamin (St. Charles) who pushed me to get involved. This year Rob Lavengood has done a fantastic job putting together your clinic and Craig Kyle 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 programs 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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2017-2018 Board of Directors OHIO HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL COACHES ASSOCIATION
FRONT (L TO R): David Barrow (Treasurer), Scott Manahan (Secretary), Tom Neubert (President), Rob Lavengood (1st VP), Frank Gamble (Consultant), Craig Kyle (2nd VP), Michael Valesko (East Jr. Rep.). MIDDLE (L TO R): Matt Weymer (NE So. Rep.), Don Schone (Past Pres.), Mark Pelfrey (SW Jr. Rep.), Curt Karpinski (Poll Director), Chad Spencer (NW Sr. Rep.), Jeff Noble (SE Sr. Rep.), Drew Kirby (Central Jr. Rep.), Tom Marker (Central Sr. Rep.), Mike Collopy (East Sr. Rep.). BACK (L TO R): Phil Jackson (NW Jr. Rep.), Dan Ransom (NE Jr. Rep.), Ray Hamilton (SW Sr. Rep.), Dave Hall (Website), Gene Bumgardner (SE Jr. Rep.), Ray Benjamin (Public Info. Director), David Burkett (Historian), Jeff Mielcarek (Business Manager/Team Ohio), John Bakalar (2nd VP elect).
s 6 s 2014 OHSBCA President Trevor Thomas from Westfall was honored Saturday, July 8th, 2016 prior to the Columbus Clipper’s game by throwing out the 1st Pitch. Trevor and his wife Lucy with children, Tanner(5), Bailee(12), Aubree(10), Teegan(3) helped share the night with Trevor. The OHSBCA would like to congratulate Trevor on his years of commitment and service to the OHSBCA. CONGRATS TREVOR!
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s 7 s 2018 HALL OF FAME INDUCTEE Jim McBride - Kalida High School
Coach Jim McBride is a 1973 graduate of Delta High School where he played football, basketball and baseball earning numerous league honors. His father, James E. McBride, District 8 Basketball Hall of Fame Inductee, was his high school basketball coach and inspiration. Jim is a 1978 graduate of Bowling Green State University and completed his Masters at the University of Dayton in 1983. He served his entire 35 year career at Kalida High School teaching Health, Physical Education, English and History. He was past president of the Kalida Education Association and retired from teaching in 2013. Jim coached JV Baseball for two years before taking over the varsity position. He compiled 352 wins and 264 losses with the Kalida Wildcat Varsity Baseball program. His teams won ten Putnam County League titles, made thirteen District appearances, were Regional Qualifiers five times and two teams advanced to State tournament play. Jim credits his success to his dedicated, talented assistant coaches and awesome community support. Jim was awarded Putnam County League Coach of the Year eight times during his career. He was a member of OHSBCA and served as an Poll Voter for four seasons. Coach McBride was proud to have coached numerous players that advanced to the collegiate and professional levels including Chad Ehrnsberger, Ohio State All-American and Gene Stechschutle, Ashland University All-American, pitcher for the Saint Louis Cardinals and current Ohio Northern University Baseball Coach. Coach McBride was also a Varsity Assistant Basketball coach for 27 years with Richard Kortokrax, a 1999 OHSBCA Hall of Fame Inductee and the 2002 Naismith National Coach of the Year. Jim gained invaluable experience and mentoring during this time earning OHSBCA recognition for his teams’ 349 wins along with a Robert A. Arnzen Award. Jim was Varsity Basketball Coach at Kalida for one season leading his team to District finals before returning to assistant coaching duties. Jim served as Kalida Athletic Director for the last eight years of his career. Jim has been married for 38 years to his supportive wife, Nancy, who is also a retired teacher. They have two children. Katelyn (Jeremy) Dendinger who is an Intervention Specialist at Ayersville Local Schools and Sean who works for the Whirlpool Corporation in Ottawa, Ohio. Nancy and Jim have been blessed with two granddaughters, Ava and Ellie Dendinger.
CONGRATS COACH
s 8 s Jim McBride – Hall of Fame Inductee Head Coach, Kalida High School Thursday, January 18, 2018 3:30-4:00pm Regency Ballroom, Hyatt Convention Center
“COACHING AND / OR MANAGING”
A. Proven Method 1. Professional 2. College B. High School 1. Manager or Coach 2. Manager and Coach C. Benefits at High School Level 1. Inexperience 2. Same Old / Same Old -Lower Levels - Drills: Early Season, Indoors 3. Always Busy D. Indoor Drills Station Work 1. Management Skills 2. Offensive Stations -Ladder Drop / Breaking Balls -OSU / Quick Hands / Fastballs -Tees / Slo Toss Machine / Pitch from side & behind -Develop Hitting Leagues 3. Defensive Stations -Chase the Outfielder -Hot Shot / Pepper -Wave using multiple players same time E. Strength / Flexibility
s 9 s 2018 HALL OF FAME INDUCTEE Mike O’Reilly – Sylvania Southview High School Coach O’Reilly is a 1974 graduate of Toledo Whitmer High School. He received his Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees from the University of Toledo. He signed with the New York Yankees in 1978. His first coaching position came in 1980 when he was a volunteer assistant at the University of Toledo. Mike started his high school coaching career in 1981 at Sylvania Southview. During his career his teams won 421 games at Southview and Toledo St. John’s Jesuit. Over two dozen of his players went on to play in college, with two going on to be drafted. Twice during his career Mike was selected to coach in the Mizuno All-Ohio Series. In 1995 he was selected to coach in the U.S, Olympic Festival in Colorado Springs. Starting in 1996, Mike took on the role of Executive Director and Head Coach of the Team Ohio program, for 12 years, which competed in the Sunbelt / Heartland National High School Baseball Classic in Oklahoma. Internationally, Coach O’Reilly has been selected to coach and put on clinics around the world. In Australia, he has coached their Junior National team in international competition. He also coached the Sydney Blues in the Claxton Shield, which was their Major League competition. It is now called the ABL. He was also invited to Curacao and Finland to put on clinics and work with their national teams. Mike has been a long time member of the OHSBCA, ABCA, and NHSBCA. He spent seven years as the chairman of the NHSBCA All-American committee, Previously Coach O’Reilly has been inducted into the Toledo Whitmer and the Sylvania Schools Athletic Hall of Fame. Mike was married to his wife Barb for 19 years till she passed away in 2008. He has two children, Cameron and Olivia, who both graduated from The Ohio State University in 2015. Cameron is now an English teacher living in Brazil. Olivia is a third year medical student at the University of Toledo College of Medicine.
CONGRATS COACH
s 10 s Mike O’Reilly, Hall of Fame Inductee Head Baseball Coach, Sylvanis Southview H.S. Thursday, January 18, 2018 4:05-4:35pm Regency Ballroom, Hyatt Convention Center
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s 11 s 2018 HALL OF FAME INDUCTEE Mike Wiss – Minster High School
Mike Wiss graduated from Minster High School in 1989 and went on to earn his Bachelor’s Degree in Elementary Education at the University of Dayton in 1994. He later earned his Master’s Degree in Educational Administration from the University of Dayton in 1998. Coach Wiss began his coaching career after accepting a teaching position at Minster Schools in 1994. He began teaching 5th/6th Social Studies and after one (1) year moved to 7th/8th Grade Social Studies, the position he still holds today. The first year of teaching proved very busy as he also accepted coaching positions in football, basketball and baseball. His football tenure lasted 22 years at JH/HS levels (1994-2015), basketball for 3 years of freshman boys (1994-96) and 21 years with HS girls (1997-present) as well as 24 years of varsity baseball (1995-present). The spring of 2018 marks Coach Wiss’s 24th season at the helm of Minster Baseball, where he has amassed a record of 409-188. His teams have won 18 sectional titles and 7 district titles (along with 3 runners-up). The Wildcats have made 7 trips to the regional tournament (4 titles, 1 runner-up), under his leadership, and won 3 state titles (2011, ’12, ’17, along with 1 runner-up in 2003). Wiss’s teams have claimed 1 State Poll Championships (2007), 1 runner-up (2013) and have finished in the Top Ten in the State Coaches Poll a total of 5 times. He has 3 conference championships (Midwest Athletic Conference) and has reached the twenty victory plateau 7 times. He has coached 23 All-Ohio Players (11 of which earned First Team Honors) and has coached 19 players who have gone on to play in college. Mike was voted Div. IV Coach of the Year in 2007. He has been a member of the OHSBCA now for 24 years and has been a state poll voter for 10 years. Mike also served as assistant coach for St. Marys American Legion Post 323 for 6 years (1988-93) with record of 180-92 and earning 5 trips the American Legion State Tournament and head coach of Post 323 for 4 years (1994-97) with a record of 124-49 and 2 State Legion tournaments. Lastly, Coach Wiss attributes much of the program’s success to his assistant coaches. The time, dedication and diligence devoted to Minster Baseball by the many gentlemen that choose to help make Minster Baseball important is awesome. Baseball is now, as we all are aware, a year-round commitment in many ways. Having those individuals that are willing to help and that you, as the head coach, are comfortable with empowering them to teach and help lead your program, is huge. As our motto states each year -- “TEAM – With Your Heart” -- it’s a blessing to have men that love the game to work with each day. Mike has been married to his wife, Kelly, for 18 years. Kelly teaches 4th grade Language Arts also at Minster Schools. They have 4 children (Madison (16), Meghan (14), Andrew (10), Alli (3). CONGRATS COACH
s 12 s s 13 s The OHSBCA Hall of Fame was established in 1972. Since that time, 151 individuals have been so honored. This year, three 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 #LASS OF 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) #LASS OF 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) #LASS OF William Schmidt- Ashtabula St. John (NE) Marion Allen- Logan (SE) Luke Izer- Sandy Valley (NE) Art Massey- Cuyahoga Heights (NE) #LASS OF #LASS OF 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 (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) #LASS OF 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 #LASS OF 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) #LASS OF 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 14 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) John “Spark” Sankal, Eastlake North (NE) Tom Schreck, Wynford (NW) Class of 2010 Dave DiDonato – Indian Valley (E) 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) #LASS OF John Dorner, St. Henry (NW) Chuck Harlow, Northmont (SW) Ron Janey, Logan (SE) Jeff Short, Westlake (NE) #LASS OF Bruce Cahill, Tippecanoe (SW) Chris Kaczmar, Walsh Jesuit (NE) Kyle Reiser, Elmwood (NW) Jim Wharton, Convoy Crestview (NW)
s 15 s 2017 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, 13 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 Oaks 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.
-OLLY "ARBER *EFFERSON !REA (IGH 3CHOOL – Molly is the daughter of Scott and Sharon Barber. Her father is the Varsity Baseball Coach at Jefferson Area HS. Molly received 4 letters in Volleyball. She earned All-American Conference Honors along with All County Honors as a sophomore, junior and senior. Molly was inducted into National Honor Society. Molly attends Kent State University and is in the Nursing Program
Brittany Butler, Barnesville High School – Brittany is the daughter of DJ and Kelly Butler. Her father is the varsity baseball coach at Barnesville High School. Brittany graduated in the Top Ten of her class and was a member of the National Honor Society where she served as vice-president. She played volleyball for two years and was a three-year letterman on the swim team. Brittany was also active in the Key Club and was a chairperson on the Blood Bash Committee. Brittany attends the University of Toledo majoring in nursing.
Ally Douglas, Norwalk High School – Ally is the daughter of Wes Douglas and Christina Faith. Her father is the head coach of Norwalk HS. Ally lettered 2 years in volleyball, was a member of National Honor Society (3.9), Key Club, Blue Squad and Foreign Language Club. Ally attends The University of Cincinnati and plans on being a pediatric nurse practitioner.
Damon Dues, Butler High School – Damon is the son of Melissa and Trent Dues. His father is the head coach at Vandalia-Butler HS. Damon was a four year starter for the varsity baseball team. He was a member of the National Honor Society for two years and the Octagon Club for four years. Damon attends Wright State University as a business major and as a scholarship member of the baseball team.
.OAH *ACKSON /NTARIO (IGH 3CHOOL – Noah is son of Phil and Jenny Jackson. His father is the Head Baseball Coach at Galion HS. Noah Played multiple years of track and cross country, and was heavily involved in the band. He was in marching, concert, and jazz bands and also served as the band treasurer. Noah was a scholar athlete while at Ontario, and was also in National Honor Society. Noah attends Kent State University where he is majoring in Elementary Education.
#OLE *ACOBS 3T &RANCIS $E3ALES (IGH 3CHOOL – Cole is the son of Rick and Deanna Jacobs. Rick is an assistant varsity coach at St. Francis DeSales. Cole played baseball for 4 years and was a member of the National Honor Society. He graduated from DeSales with a 3.98 GPA. Cole attends the University of Cincinnati and is studying Health Sciences with a major in Physical Therapy.
s 16 s !LEXIS *EFFERS 2IVER 6ALLEY (IGH 3CHOOL – Alexis is the daughter of Bobby and Allison Jeffers. Her father has been head varsity coach at River Valley High School for 6 years. During high school, Alexis played softball and cheered. She participated in a College Credit Plus program allowing her to attend her local university her junior and senior year earning 60 credit hours. Also, she was a 3-year FFA member, and a 4-year Beta Club member. Alexis is currently a freshman at University of Rio Grande. She plans on transferring to Shawnee State University and majoring in Occupational Therapy.
*ANSON +RAMER 7EST 5NION (IGH 3CHOOL – Janson is the son of Joe and Ann Kramer. His farther is the head baseball coach at West Union High School. Janson played baseball, soccer and basketball. He also was a member of the cross country and track teams. Altogether, Janson earned 11 varsity letters and received all- league and Southeast District honors in soccer and baseball. He was first in his class, served as president of his class, president of the National Honor Society and president of the Beta club. Janson is currently attending The Ohio State University and majoring in computer science.
Brett Lowther, Cuyahoga Heights High School – Brett is the son of Marc and Becky Lowther. His dad Marc is in his 21st year as Head Baseball Coach at Cuyahoga Heights. Brett was a 3 sport athlete at Cuyahoga Heights. Brett received a Varsity letter for 3 years of Football, 3 years of Baseball and 2 years of Basketball. During Brett’s Senior year he recieved 1st team All Ohio in Football, 2nd team All Ohio in Baseball and Honorable Mention All Ohio in Basketball. Brett was selected to play in the North/South Football All Star game, the Ohio Varsity All Star Basketball game and the NEOBCA All Star Baseball game. He was a member of Fellowship of Christian Athletes and a volunteer for United Airlines Fantasy Flight for terminally ill children. Brett is now attending Lake Erie College in Painesville, Ohio and is playing baseball while majoring in Sports Management.
*EFFREY .OBLE 7AVERLY (IGH 3CHOOL – Jeffrey is the son of Melodie and Jeff Noble of Waverly, Ohio. His father Jeff is the head baseball coach at Waverly HS. Jeffrey was a 4-year letter winner in baseball and a 2nd team All-league selection his senior season. Jeffrey is a freshman attending Ohio University-Chillicothe and majoring in Early Childhood Education and plans to become an Intervention teacher and coach.
Michael Pierro, Steubenville High School – Mike is the son of Joe and Tiffany Pierro. His father is an assistant varsity baseball coach at Steubenville High School for the past 17 years. Mike was a 2 year letter winner in baseball and participated in back to back state final four appearances his junior and senior year. Mike was named first team all OVAC and Eastern District his senior year. He graduated with a 3.5 grade point average. Mike was a member of the key club and volunteered many hours throughout the community. Mike really enjoyed mentoring special need students during his senior year. Mike attends West Liberty University majoring in exercise physiology and a member of the baseball team.
Brock Stewart, Athens High School – Brock is the son of Chris and April Stewart and brother of Kaylee Stewart. Brock’s father has coached baseball at Athens High School for 12 years, 7 as assistant varsity coach and 5 as head varsity coach. Brock lettered 4 years in baseball and 2 years in football. In baseball, he was named All-TVC his sophomore, junior and senior year; 1st team All-District and 2nd team All-Ohio his senior year; 2nd team All- District his sophomore and junior year. Brock is now attending Alderson Broaddus University where he received a scholarship to play baseball and to study Exercise Science.
Andrew Wolf, Hillsdale High School – Andrew is the son of Michael and Lori Wolf. His father is the Head Coach at Hillsdale High School. Andrew played Football and Basketball during his high school career. He lettered four years in basketball being named all conference and all district. A three year letter winner in football he set five school records and was named all conference along with all district and all ohio. Andrew was a member of the NHS, Student Council, Levy Drive Volunteer and D. A. R. E. Andrew is currently attending Washington and Jefferson College where he is majoring in International Business and playing football.
s 17 s JEREMY SHEETINGER ABCA Thursday 5:05pm - 5:35pm “Lessons From the Dugout” (Regency Ballroom)
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s 18 s GENE STECHSCHULTE Ohio Northern University Thursday 5:40pm - 6:30pm “The Mental Game” (Regency Ballroom)
s 19 s PAUL REDDICK Yogi Berra Baseball Camps Thursday 6:35pm - 7:25pm “How to Win More Games” (Regency Ballroom)
How To Win More Games
My old boss Yogi Berra said, “The future ain’t what it used to be”.
In this new world of baseball, his words could not be truer. The game we played and the game our fathers played was pretty similar. The game our kids are playing today is vastly different. Not only is the game different, our players use a communication system that we’ll never fully comprehend. We talked, played and interacted. They text, snap and tweet. In this presentation, I’ll present to you a way to connect with your players, bond your team and win more games.
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s 20 s GARY GILMORE Coastal Carolina University Thursday 7:30pm - 8:20pm “Living the Dream” (Regency Ballroom)
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s 21 s GREG BEALS The Ohio State University Thursday 8:25pm - 9:15pm “OSU Hitting Drills” (Regency Ballroom)
Hitting Drills:
Philosophy: Pricnciples: 1. Balance
2. Connection
3. Bat Speed
4. Plane
Tees: 1. Regular (target)
2. Bar tee
3. Combo tees
Front-toss Progression: 1. High ball
2. Oppo ground ball
3. No Stride (x5)
4. Skinny
Timing Drills: 1. Over-hand front-toss / bounce
2. Multiple strides
3. Pump fake
4. 3 plates
Specialty Drills: 1. Short Bat
2. Net drill
3. 2 seam – 4 seam
4. Colored balls
s 22 s TIM BELCHER Cleveland Indians Thursday 9:20pm - 10:10pm “Being an Efficient Pitcher” (Regency Ballroom)
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s 23 s TIM SAUNDERS TO HEAD THE NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL COACHES ASSOCIATION (BCA)
Tim Saunders, long time Head Baseball Coach from Dublin Coffman High School, has been appointed Executive Director for the National High School Baseball Coaches Association (BCA). Saunders was officially named to this prestigious position on December 1st, 2017 during the BCA National Clinic in Tucson, Arizona. Saunders will replace Ron Davini from Arizona who headed up the BCA for the past 12 years after he succeeded BCA founder Jerry Miles. Saunders has been very involved in all facets of baseball in Central Ohio, the State of Ohio and Nationally. Tim served as the president of the Ohio High School Baseball Coaches Association in 1997 and was inducted in OHSBCA Hall of Fame in 2004. He also became the first Ohio High School Baseball Coach to be inducted into the National BCA Hall of Fame in 2011. His field at Dublin Coffman has won numerous awards throughout the years including the National BCA Field of the Year in 1997. In addition to all of the above stated involvement Tim has served as a coach for Team USA on numerous occasions. The BCA is made up of coaches from every state in the union. The Association hosts an annual clinic the first week in December. Saunders was the driving force to bringing the BCA clinic to Columbus, Ohio in 2016 for the first time and it is scheduled to return to Columbus again in 2019. The 2018 clinic will be in St. Louis, Missouri. Coach Saunders would like every Ohio baseball coach, head or assistant, to check out the BCA on its website: www.baseballcoaches.org. Coach Saunders said, “Ohio has been a good supporter of the BCA in past years but now it is time to step on the gas and every one of our guys needs to get involved. Joining the BCA is an investment in your coaching career. Take advantage of the opportunities at the national level and the honors that the BCA brings to its’ high school members.” "#!/()/ 42)6)! THREE OHIO COACHES MAKE UP THE BCA STATE BOARD. THEY ARE BILL GAMBLE, MASSILLON JACKSON, TOM MARKER, UPPER ARLINGTON AND RYAN ALEXANDER, GROVE CITY. TWO OHIO COACHES HAVE BEEN INDUCTED INTO THE NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL COACHES HALL OF FAME—TIM SAUNDERS, DUBLIN COFFMAN AND SCOTT MANAHAN, BISHOP WATTERSON.
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2017-18 Membership NHSBCA Membership Association Application (Membership runs from Sept.1 – Aug. 31)
Name______First Last
Title______(Head Coach, Assist Coach, Instructor, etc.)
School/Organization______
School Address______Address City State Zip
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Telephone: (We will not publish information on website- just position, school and state) School ( )______Home ( )______Cell ( )______
E-mail address______This 2018 season will be my ______year (total years) of coaching baseball. In addition to coaching, I teach______My win-loss record as a Head HS BB coach (as of 2017): Wins ______Losses ______
Mail to: NHSBCA MEMBERSHIP P.O. Box 12843 Tempe, AZ 85284 (Checks or money orders only- made out to NHSBCA)
Credit Card payment method ($3.00 service charge will be added)
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Benefits of Membership - $50 annual fee: AWARDS Players of the Year – All Region and National All-America teams - Region Players of the Year – National Player of Year - Region and National Coaches of the Year –Region Assistant Coaches of the Year -Region and National Field of the Year RECOGNITION National team rankings in BASEBALL AMERICA -Victory certificates 100, 200, 300, 400, 500 etc. - Coaching Years Awards (10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35, 40, 45, 50, 55, etc.) and Continuous member plaque (10, 15, 20 25, 30) MEMBERSHIP WEBSITE DIRECTORY updated regularly on website (www.baseballcoaches.org) CONVENTION Mandatory membership fee ($50) as outlined below - -top speakers at clinic sessions - showcase of latest baseball products -professional growth credit – Awards/Hall of Fame Dinner NHSBCA HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME Select no more than 4 coaches per year to enter the NHSBCA Hall of Fame after going through voting process and requirements screening/voting. INSURANCE $1,000,000 Personal liability coverage -- free to U.S.A. members only 2018 BCA National Convention; Tucson, Arizona Nov. 29 – Dec. 2, 2018 Hilton at the Ball Park, St. Louis, MO Convention fee: $50 pre-clinic fee + current membership paid $0 lk f bhiid s 25 s NEW CUSTOM & SUBLIMATED UNIFORMS
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s 27 s TURTLE THOMAS Texas Rangers Friday 9:10am – 10:00am “Catching Drills for Coaches” (Regency Ballroom)
CATCHING DRILLS FOR COACHES BY: TURTLE THOMAS
s 28 s KYLE HALLOCK Malone University Friday: Mini Clinic 10:00 - 10:30 AM & 10:40 - 11:10AM “Pitcher’s Throwing Progression” (Hayes)
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s 29 s JIM PUHALLA Natural Grass Sports Fields Friday: Mini Clinic 10:00 - 10:30 AM & 10:40 - 11:10AM “Creating a Baseball Field Showplace” (Fairfield)
How to Create a Baseball Field Showplace
Learn how to make your baseball field a showplace through proper renovation and maintenance procedures. Planned renovation practices that correct surface drainage problems and improve skinned area soil will be evaluated. The most common “secret” mistake will be revealed. The result is no more muddy infields and no more rainouts. Find out how to enhance aesthetic appeal with mowing equipment. Take part in a brief discussion of baseball field layout trivia.
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s 30 s BRAD MYERS Grace Christian Academy Friday: Mini Clinic 10:00 - 10:30 AM & 10:40 - 11:10AM “Make Practice Great Again” (Harrison)
Defensive Philosophy Infield Play I.Introduction
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s 31 s GARY GILMORE Coastal Carolina University Friday: Mini Clinic 10:00 - 10:30 AM & 10:40 - 11:10AM “Aggresive Baserunning/Short Game Offense” “Bunting and Short Game Offense (Taft AB)
Aggressive Baserunning
Slide One: Baserunning Philosophy: Aggressive Baserunning is an ATTITUDE, it’s simply HUSTLE! Every player has control of the INTENSITY with which he plays each day. Each pitch is an opportunity to advance a base. – Mental aspect of players. – 3 Goals
Slide Two: Baserunning Begins in the Dugout Scouting Reports Pre Game Infield (Use Stopwatch on OF-Catchers, 1B Arm) Between Inning Warm Ups On Deck Circle- Check Defensive Positioning Coaches Know each of your players running time between bases.
Slide Three: Absolutes at All Bases: Before Stepping Off Base Know Game Situation: Number of Outs, Inning, Score. Get sign from coach and lead runner. Check Defensive Positioning Know where ball is. Make Pitcher Engage Rubber.
Slide Four: From First Base to Second Base Lead at 1B (Paint 13’ mark in grass) – Primary Lead- 13’ Right foot to 13’ mark, extend to 15’. Time pitchers pick off move to 1B- RHP 1.0 sec is average. Time pitchers delivery to H.P. RHP – FB 1.25 sec and above, CB 1.4 sec and above LHP – Three timed releases: pick of foot, balance, gate opens.
Slide Five: Focal Points For Stealing A ball in glove or pitchers hand in the stretch. – RHP: Heels, Shoulder, Front Elbow, Rhythm. – LHP: Head, Knee, Foot, Back Elbow, Shoulder, Hand Break, Rhythm. Pick up signs from catcher – run off-speed. STEALING mechanics – feet in motion at all times. Secondary Leads – cross over, shuffle, shuffle- 18’-19’ from 1B. – Bounce Reads- Read trajectory of ball. – Fake Steals – Tagging on fly balls
Slide Six: From Second Base to Third Base Leads at 2B (Paint 18’-27’mark) Primary Leads – 18’-21’ Right foot at mark. – Time pitcher delivery to H.P. Need 1.4 and above. LHP slower. – Goal: Expand primary lead to 27’ using two shuffles, steal, keep eye on the pitcher. – Coaches Terminology – OK, careful, hold, back, 1, 2.
Slide Seven: From Second Base to Third Base Focal Points – Pitchers head turn. – Pitchers feet, shoulders. – Coach – Positioning of middle infielder (Beware of spin move, pick off). – LHH or RHH in the batters box. Secondary Lead- 29’- 30’ – Bounce Reads – Lower the pitch in stride zone, more runner leans to 3B. – Fake Steal. – Tagging on fly balls. – Advancing to 3B on ground balls. – Double Steal – players relay signs.
Slide Eight: Steals at First: Vaulted Lead
Slide Nine: Steals at First: Static Lead
Slide Ten: Steals at Second: Vaulted Lead
Slide Eleven: Steals at Second: Static Lead
Slide Twelve: Base Running Drills
Final Slide: Contact Michael McDonald for Presentation s 32 s Bunting and Short Game Offense
Slide One: Intro Slide
Slide Two: Bunting Techniques A. SAC Preset Angles Video: SAC
Slide Three: Sacrifice Bunts Practice SAC in FB and CB Mode-Use pitching machine to teach CB bunting Skills-Helps learn tracking skills of CB when hitting.
Slide Four: Push/Drag Bunt Push/Drag-Perfect or Foul-NOT Part of our push/drag philosophy-Bunters try to be Too fine-Too perfect 1. RHH 2. LHH 3. Advantageous counts for push/drag a. 0-0 b. 1-0 c. 2-0 d. 3-1 4. We practice push/drag in only a FB mode. We take all off speed in Push/drag for base hit mode. Push/drag must have the same mental preparation as does hitting. We look foe FB in areas of the plate that are advantageous for us to have success in our push/drag attempt.
Slide Five: Push/Drag Bunts Video
Slide Six: Man at First No Outs Video
Slide Seven: Man at First Base, No Outs SAC – Hurry Zone Video
Slide Eight: Man at First Base, No Outs B. Fake Bunt/Steal C. Run and Bunt Great vs. LHP (1.7+ to plate) Bunt to 1B side-2B covers D. Slash (Show Early) SAC Strike Only H & R *Hitter Option - Must read SS
Slide Nine: Man at First Base, No Outs A. SAC-Hurry Zone- 15 feet x 30 feet box at 1B or 3B B. Fake Bunt/Steal C. Run and Bunt D. Slash Show Early Options: A. SAC B. Strikes only, runner see’s ball in play C. Hit and Run E. H&R or Run &Hit option based on count (0-0, 1-0, 2-0, 2-1,etc.) Great time to change from bunt, to run and hit, or hit and run following a first pitch ball in a bunting situation.
Slide Ten: Man at First Base and Second, No Outs Video
Slide Eleven: First and Third Less Than Two Outs Video
Slide Twelve: First and Third Less Than Two Outs Safety Squeeze to First Base How to defend it? With no outs – push/drag (70% for hit, 30% safety) With one out – 100% safety in a hurry zone Fake Squeeze/Steal Double Steal (Cheat a little on release from catcher) Double Steal STOP In rundown between 1B-2B, try to get 1B to chase, just before tag, drop and roll. Picked at First (LHP)-Is 1B LH or RH? Can he throw? Picked at First/Steal HP-2 Outs LHP-pick off move is 1.6+ 20in lead at 3B (2 outs, 3B is plays back) Runner at 3B, reads back shoulder of LHP
Slide Thirteen: Copy of Presentation E-mail Michael McDonald at [email protected]
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s 36 s CORY MEE Toledo University Friday 4:20pm - 5:05pm “Catching Drills” (Regency Ballroom)
“Catching: The Building Blocks for Success”
I. Philosophy of the Position A. Leadership i. Set the example: energy, enthusiasm ii. Vocal B. Communication i. Purpose: Direct, Remind, Lead ii. Vocal iii. Body Language iv. Positive C. Relationships i. Catcher – Coach ii. Catcher – Pitcher iii. Catcher – Defense iv. Catcher – Umpire D. Defense is No. #1 E. “Team First Mentality”
II. Signal Stance A. Set-up B. Checklist
III. Receiving Stance A. No one on base B. Man on base or Two Strikes C. Target D. Sliding into the Slot (set-up) i. Signal stance to receiving stance
IV. Receiving A. Number #1 Priority: Catch the Ball! B. Fundamentals of Receiving i. No one on base ii. Man on base
V. Catching Drills A. Receiving Drills i. Toss Drills with no glove or training mitt A. Pre-game series B. Out-Middle-In C. Glove side series D. Rapid fire E. Down Angle Flips ii. Pitcher or Pitching Machine with glove A. Pre-game series B. Out-Middle-In C. Glove side series D. Rapid fire E. Power Toss F. Curve Ball (LH and RH)
s 37 s BRAD MYERS Grace Christian Academy Friday 5:10pm - 5:55pm “Build it, Maintain it, or Lose it” (Regency Ballroom)
Build it, Maintain it, or lose it! Who WE are What WE are doing How may I help YOU?
I.Introduction
A. Define your program or it will define you!
1. H.A.R.D
B. Orchestrate
1. Vision
2. Buying or Selling
3. Big enough reason WHY find a way HOW
C. Passion
1. Top Down
2. Pursuit of Knowledge
3. Do you know who you are, THE BIG 5
4. Early, On Time, Late
D. Discipline
1. Branch of Knowledge
2. POSITIVE
3. Change your perspective change your world
4. Early, On Time, Late
E. Perspective
1. BIG TIME
2. BGA/GCA
3. Change your perspective change your world
4. Scott Hood, Chip Cain, Eggs, Monsta, Gracey, Reese
s 38 s KYLE SPRAGUE University of Cincinnati Friday 6:00pm - 6:50pm “Hitting Mechanics” (Regency Ballroom)
Offense Wins Championships
Changing The Way We Think About Hitting
Debunking The Myth That Pitching Wins Championships • What The Statistical Data Shows Us • How Sabermetrics Are Changing The Game
Year of the Homerun • Statistical Data • Launch Angles • Exit Velocities
Using #’s to Help Win Games • Sabermetrics • Offensive Stats • Using Data
It’s About The Team That Scores the Most • Creating Runs • Program First, Individual Second • Grit & Resilience
Being More Productive • Routines, Studying, Practice • Aggressively Selective – Yes Until The Pitch Says No • Compete with 2 K’s – Change? • Be In The Moment • Adjustments
The Total AB • Zone Hitting • Understanding The Pitchers Plan And Ours • Use Entire AB To Do Damage
Importance of Understanding Swing Mechanics • Proper Loading • Quick To The Ball, Not Direct • Getting On Plane
Drills To Help Accomplish What We Want • Band Pulls • Drive The Bus • Off Center Front Toss • Chaos Hitting (2 Balls, Colors, Distractions, Decisions) s 39 s Ohio High School Baseball Coaches Association 2017 ASSISTANT COACH OF THE YEAR AWARDS
CENTRAL - Todd Wilcox (Marysville High School) Todd is entering his 14th year with the Marysville Baseball Program. During his tenure as pitching coach, the staff achieved a team record 1.30 earned run average in 2017. Along with developing and managing the pitching staff, Todd has been the Head of Grounds. During his tenure in this role, the baseball complex at Marysville was awarded Regional Field of the Year in 2016. Along with his baseball coaching duties, Todd has served as a volunteer for the softball and football programs for the previous three years. Outside of his passion for coaching, Todd also works as a volunteer with the medical and training staff at Marysville High School.
EAST - Justin Banks (Steubenville High School) Justin’s hard work, dedication and love for the game of baseball has helped Steubenville Big Red compile a 208-66 record over a 10 year span. His relentless work as infield and hitting coach has also led Big Red to back to back State Final 4 appearances. Steubenville High School and Big Red baseball are very fortunate to have Justin on their coaching staff.
NORTHEAST - Tom Hogan (John Hay High School) Coach Hogan has been part of starting two different baseball programs while teaching at Rhodes High School. After transitioning to John Hay High School as an assistant coach, his passion for baseball continued. The John Hay baseball program has excelled under his leadership while guiding them to multiple playoff appearances and, most recently, John Hay’s first ever appearance in the city championship. Coach Hogan assists with future scheduling and ordering equipment. He has made it possible to ensure that there are enough uniforms and equipment for several years after he exits the program.
NORTHWEST - Chris Jackson (Norwalk High School) B.S. Technology Education, Bowling Green State University M. Ed. Classroom Technology, Bowling Green State University 1996 graduate of Norwalk High School 15th year at Norwalk High School teaching Industrial Education, Advanced Woodworking, Makerspace and Technology Daughters Noelle (15) Josilyn (6) and Elise (3) 15 years coaching baseball with Wes Douglas in the Norwalk Trucker programHead Girls Golf Coach
SOUTHEAST - Shane Kemper (Wheelersburg High School) Shane has been a member of the Wheelersburg coaching staff for the past seven years. From day one, his impact in our program has been felt as well make a final four appearance in 2011 and then followed it with back to back State Championships in 2012 and 2013. The aspect that Shane brings to our program that makes him so valuable is his ability to build rapport with our young men. Our players gravitate to his personality and his ability to communicate the messages that we deem to be important. Shane is able to manage his family and work schedule as a shift worker and still finds time to five back to the student-athletes in our program despite minimal sleep. These sacrifices do not go unnoticed and his passion for our program is felt 365 day a year.
SOUTHWEST - Tim Adams (Lakota West High School) Tim Adams plays a huge role in our program as the pitching coach. He does a great job of teaching the mechanics of pitching as well as the mental aspect. He is patient yet demanding, and helps the pitchers develop a high level of confidence. Tim has developed position players into effective pitchers and helped pitchers with less talent overachieve. Tim brings a high level of experience, wisdom and stability to our coaching staff.
s 40 s OHIO HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL COACHES ASSOCIATION ★ ★ ★ SALUTES ★ ★ ★ 2017 State Tournament Champion Coaches
Division I: Head Coach: Bill Gamble - Jackson (Massillon) High School Number of Years Head Coach at this Massillon: 7 Year 2017 Record 30-2 Total Years Coaching (ass’t & head coach) 16 Total Years as Head Coach 7 Career Head Coaching Record 160-43 Career Record at this HS 160-43 Program Accomplishments: 13 time Federal League Champions: 2017, 2016, 2015, 2014, 2010, 2009, 2008, 2007, 2003, 2000, 1999, 1988, 1986 10 District Titles: 2017, 2016, 2015, 2014, 2008, 2003, 1991, 1983, 1966, 1947 3 Regional Championships: 2017, 2014, 1947 2 State Title: 2017 and 2014
2017 Season Highlights Coaching Accomplishments/Awards: 2016: State Champions 30-2 (School record for wins) 2017: OHSBCA Coach of the Year Regional Champions, District Champions NHSBCA Region 4 CoY Prep Baseball Report Ohio Co-CoY & Federal League Champions NHSBCA National CoY Finalist Stark County Coach of the Year 2017 Polls: ABCA/Diamond Region 4 CoY Federal League Coach of the Year #1 OHSBCA Poll Champions NFHS Region 2 CoY Finalist 2015: #1 Prep Baseball Report Ohio OHSAA DI CoY Federal League Coach of the Year #4 SSN National Public HS Poll USA Today HS Sports All-USA Ohio CoY 2014: #6 College Baseball HS Poll Prep Baseball Report Ohio CoY Stark County Coach of the Year #7 Max Preps HS Poll OHSBCA Coach of the Year Federal League Coach of the Year #7 Perfect Game HS Poll OHSBCA Mizuno All-Ohio Series Coach 2010: #8 Baseball America Poll Federal League CoY OHSBCA Assistant CoY #12 USA TODAY Poll Stark County Best of the Best CoY
Division II: Head Coach: Kenny Linn - Tallmadge High School
Number of Years at Tallmadge - 14 Program Accomplishments: 2017 Record – 23-7 2017 State Champs, Total Years Coaching (ass’t & head coach) 19 2017 Regional Champs Total Years as Head Coach 19 2011, 2012, 2015, 2017 Dist Champs, Regional Semifinalist Career Head Coaching Record 254-136 (2004-Present) 2004, 2005, 2007, 2008, 2013, 2014, Dist Runner Ups Career Record at this HS 254-136 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 14 years at Tallmadge 1 State Title, 1 Regional Title, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017 Sectional Champs 4 District Title and 6 District Runner Ups, 14 2005, 2007,2008,2009 Suburban League Champs (2005 Co-Champs) St. V/M overall (58-79) 1999-2003 2002 District Champs, Regional Semifinalist 1999 District Champs, Regional Runner Ups 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002 Sectional Champs 2012 State Runner up
Personal Career Highlights 2017 NEOBCA Div 2 District Coach of Year 2008 Cleveland Plain Dealer Coach of the Year 2005, 2007, 2008, 2009 Suburban League Coach of Year (2005 Co Coach of Year) 5 years at St.V, 2 District Championships, 1 Regional Runner Up In 19 years Coaching BTW the 2 Schools we have played in 12 District Title Games I have had been blessed with many Great Players to Coach in My 19 years, 12 Div 1 Players and over 50 Div 2, 3 or NAIA Players. I have had the privilege to have 1 Coach with me Ben Shepherd the last 13 Years at Tallmadge working with our Pitchers and Catchers. Our teams have always had guys be successful on the mound and behind the dish. I have also had many, Many Great Varsity Assistants and Junior Varsity Coaches that all Deserve every bit as much credit as I do to even be considered for this Great Honor!! Mike Barr, Jim Hindel, Scott Campbell, JJ Wray, Scott Noel, Nick Dadich, Tony Esola to name a few either currently or were apart of the Staff. I have been Blessed!!
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s 43 s OHIO HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL COACHES ASSOCIATION ★ ★ ★ SALUTES ★ ★ ★ 2017 State Tournament Champion Coaches
Division III: Head Coach: Rick Yauger, Champion High School Career Coaching Experience 14 yrs. Years as Head coach at Champion 3 2017 Champion HS Record 27-3 Record as Head coach of Champion 62-15 Over-all coaching record 222-125 Program Accomplishments 2 AAC Blue tier League Champions ‘14, ‘17 1 District Championship ‘17 1 Regional Championship ‘17 1 State Championship ‘17 2017 Season Highlights Winning a state title is a bucket list moment for any coach! One I wish every coach could experience in their career. I was truly blessed and honored to have the opportunity to coach such a fine group of young men. These young men were aware of the expectations that had been placed upon them, from a preseason article in the local paper talking about their window closing, to everyone in the community telling them this was their year. Such expectations could have derailed some teams but from day one of conditioning this team didn’t just wear words like integrity, attitude, selflessness, accountability, never quit, on t-shirts: they put into practice every day! The outcome of one game would not change what this team had accomplished; they were champions in my eyes! But like our motto said “Why not us” and #finishit and they did! I would like to thank them for the way they represented their community, their school, their parents, coaches and certainly themselves! Seniors: Lucas Nasonti (YSU), Kyle Forrest (USAF), Michael Turner(KSU), Aaron Williams (KCU), William Kovach, Justin Taninecze, Logan Brown, Juniors: Drake Batcho (UC), AJ Meyer (uncommitted), Justin Ellsworth (uncommitted), Nathan Russell, Noah Gradishar (uncommitted), Sophomore: Andrew Russell (OU), Nolan Yartz (uncommitted), Freshman: Abe Bayus. I also must thank and recognize my two assistant coaches, without their hard work and dedication this would not have been possible. Tim Calhoun and Patrick Rhodes And to my wife, who supports me throughout and was always there to help, thank you and I love you!
Division IV: Head Coach: Mike Wiss, Minster Program Accomplishments (cont.): Career Coaching Experience -- 24 years 2013 - State Poll Runner-up Number of Years at Minster -- 22 years 2017 - State Div IV Champions 2017 Team Record -- 25-8 Semis: beat Toronto 3-0 Head Coaching Career Record at Minster -- 409-188 Finals: beat Russia 2-1 (walk-off single Bottom 7th) Program Accomplishments: An OHSBCA member now for 24 years In 2nd year of coaching at Minster -- 1st ever Regional appearance for Minster baseball Present record through 23 years at Minster is 409 - 188 2003 - State Runner-up 3 MAC League titles Semis: beat Sandusky St. Marys 4-2 18 Sectional titles Finals: lost to Newark Catholic 8-1 7 District titles (3 Runner-up) 2007 - State Poll Champions, Regionals, Div IV C of Y 4 Regional titles (1 Runner-up) 2011 - State Div IV Champions 3 State championships (1 Runner-up) Semis: beat Newark Catholic 6-5 In each of the 4 years we have been to state tournament Finals: beat New Middletown Springfield 6-0 -- we have not won our league title (speaks volumes 2012 - State Div IV Champions towards the strength of the Midwest Athletic Conference) Semis: beat Defiance Tinora 12-2 Finals: beat Cuyahoga Heights 5-4 (walk-off single Bottom 7th) Highlights Minster Baseball has a wristband that the team wears (TEAM – ‘With Your Heart’). To many, the word TEAM means the traditional Together Everyone Achieves More. We at Minster have changed that a little – ‘Together Excellence, Apart Mediocrity’. We preach the importance of the TEAM concept, being accountable for your actions (to self, team, community) and being dedicated to baseball for ‘2 hours a day’. And that 2 hours needs to be an enjoyable 2 hours where each of us gets better at our craft and develops a true love for the game. It takes talent and some good fortune along the way to be successful in this ‘crazy’ game. It takes some upperclassmen to accept the talents of some younger players into being a part of the program. It takes a group of young men to accept each other as individuals as well as good friends and teammates. It takes parents, players and coaches working together to raise a child and a team. Minster has been very fortunate in accomplishing these ideals. Our three (3) state baseball titles are part of our schools 31 state titles. We take pride in our school, community and athletics. I realize awards like this end up in the head coach’s hands, but honestly, and we all know this, we don’t succeed without good people working with us every day. Some very special gentlemen, good friends, great coaches have been very integral parts of this award as well. From those that have helped during the season to those that help organize our summer ACME program, Minster has been blessed. We have honestly had such great consistency in coaching. The same people are at practice and games year in and year out. It is such an important part of learning the game when such continuity in coaching is present. This award goes to these guys as well.
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s 45 s KRIS KNAPP, M.ED., L.A.T. Athletic Trainer, Ontario High School Email: [email protected] Saturday 8:30-10:30AM: “Sports Medicine Certification” (Delaware C-D) Saturday 10:30AM-12:30PM: “CPR Certification” (Delaware C-D)
Kris Knapp will be directing the Pupil Activity First Aid Supervisor Permit for the OHSBCA again this year. Kris will also be providing CPR certification under the American Heart Association. Kris has been working as a Health and Physical Education teacher at Ontario Local Schools for 27 years. He also serves as the Faculty Manager and Athletic Trainer for the Ontario schools. He currently serves on the Pioneer Exercise Science Board and Schutt National Football Helmet Advisory Board. In addition Kris is an OHSAA Wrestling Master Weight Assessor, CPR instructor for the American Heart Association, and has been a part of Coaches Pupil Activity for over 26 years. Working with Kris at this year’s clinic will be Brian Siddall and Dr. Aaron Brumit. Brian Siddall, M.A., ATC/L is the Supervisor of Athletic Training Services at Fisher Titus Medical Center in Norwalk, Ohio. Brian is also a Master Assessor for the OHSAA. Dr. Aaron Brumit, P.T., D.P.T., A.T.C. has a strong background in sports medicine, orthopedics, and sports rehabilitation. He has over 16 years of experience as a physical therapist and as an athletic trainer. He is currently part owner of Summit Therapy and Performance Center in Ontario, Ohio. Aaron tries to live a lifestyle promoting fitness and has competed in Ironman events.
s 46 s BUTCH CHAFFIN Cookeville HS, Cookeville, TN Saturday 9:20am -10:20am “Maintaining Consistency” (Delaware AB)
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Round 3 10 Double Plays <4.4
6 HHLD in INF
12 OF Great Plays (touch wall)
3 Lead Outs @ 2B from OF <7.5
3 Lead Outs @ 3B from OF <5.0
15 Bunt Outs @ 1B <4.0
3 Bunt Outs @ 2B <3.55
3 Bunt Outs @ 3B <3.25
3 Bunt Outs @ Home (glove flips)
10 Deke Double Plays
3 Lead Outs @ 2B from INF < 3.55
3 Lead Outs @ 3B from INF < 3.25
3 Lead Outs @ Home from INF
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s 49 s DAN BERTOLINI Youngstown State University Saturday 11:15am -12:00am “Outfield Play” (Delaware AB)
OUTFIELD PLAY
THE UNGLORIFIED POSITION
Fly Ball
1. Glove foot forward leads to 3 Step vs 4 or 5 Step 2. Elbow in (thumb to pinky)
Ground Ball
1. Throwing foot forward leads to 4 Step vs 5 Step 2. Don’t hop…be efficient
BE ON TIME & EFFICIENT MOVEMENTS/ANGLES
Foundation for being an ELITE defender
If you are late – you will catch less baseballs, most likely will not play and your pitchers will not be happy If you are on time – you will steal away hits, most likely play more and your pitchers will be happy *Very similar to hitting For every wasted movement, the runner(s) are gaining 1-2 steps therefor it is imperative that we are efficient with our movements/angles
Most of these drills are GB/FB interchangeable. These are done without a baseball first. No baseball allows them to solely let their body take over. Most of these can be done side by side to be efficient and to maximize time. You can also go one at a time so players visually learn and be a better teammate by coaching each other (initiates communicating).
1. Pre-Steps – line up side to side, hands at waist vs out front…1, sit or 1,2, sit 2. Drop Step Angle Gap – NO wasted/negative movement, catch on the run 3. Drop Step Angle Gap – swivel your hips to work through the baseball 4. Drop Step Straight Back – can mix in putting head down 5. Snake – on the foul line, yard line on football field 6. Drop Step Straight Back – head snap 7. Line Drive Side to Side - *go one at a time and alternate or point the direction (like a LB coach) 8. Line Drive Forward Angled – no wasted steps 9. 4 Corners (10-15 yds) – Puts all the movements together, make sure they mimic the movement of catching the baseball\
*If they don’t do it correctly without a baseball, they won’t do it correctly with a baseball…stress the details!
PLAY FAST
We are the last line of defense, and by playing fast we will have the opportunity to steal away hits when other outfielders pull up
1. Bounce Drill – focus on swiveling hips, gaining momentum while ball is still in air 2. Around The World – quick twitch, proper angles, be athletic 3. 2 Ball – quick twitch, proper angles, competition, body takes over 4. Stopwatch – this provides something for them to achieve, creates competition, all while working as fast as they can 5. Groundball Progression R @ 1B (keep DP in order, understand the angle, your arm strength, speed of runner)
s 50 s 1. Ball at you throw to 3B with long hop 2. Ball towards 3B, throw to 3B with long hop 3. Ball away from 3B, throw to 2B with long hop, keep double play in order 4. Ball bobbled, throw to 2B with long hop, keep double play in order 5. Wall ball, throw to double cut and don’t be afraid to miss high
THROW A CATCHABLE BASEBALL
This starts in warmups. Practice with a purpose, incorporate movements/situations while warming up:
1. Groundball 2. Fly ball with swiveling hips 3. Spin move 4. Ball on ground 5. Off the wall
Hat Drill – place your hat (DO NOT leave sunglasses) about 10-12 yds in front of you. This provides a long hop for the infielders which makes it easy to handle and it gives us room for error (if we overthrow the hat it’s still at the bag, if we aim for the bag, an over throw goes into the stands). This is done daily.
Any drill can be incorporated with throwing, just make sure they know the throwing is still a priority (their training will just take over without even thinking about it)
INDOOR/OUTDOOR TENNIS BALL DRIKLLS
W drill- Four cones set up in the shape of a W. Must Catch every ball Snake drill- 6 Cones in the shape of a Snake In out communication Drill- two throwers- make players come in and go back and communicate Out in Communication Drill 3-5-7 Ball
BE FEARLESS & HAVE FUN
Knee Diving – prefer diving over sliding as sliding changes eye level abruptly. If you have a pole vault mat or any form of padding that can be utilized, use it!
Hero Drill – (no diving in drills, fungo) wherever the ball is going to hit the ground try to get as close to that spot as possible, don’t pull up
Fly Ball Sequence – this forces the group to stay engaged, communicate and have some fun
1. Facing AWAY from fungo hitter 2. On the ground, facing fungo hitter 3. On the ground, glove off, facing fungo hitter 4. On the ground, glove off, facing AWAY from the fungo hitter • Think DIFFERENTLY – think outside the box • Don’t stay on the same drill for too long or you will lose their focus • Mix different drills or overall focus daily • Don’t just hit popups for 30 minutes • HAVE FUN – create competition, let them play as though they are kids in the back yard playing stickball
s 51 s Congratulations to our 2017 Poll Champions! Division I Massillon Jackson H.S. and &oach Bill Gamble
Division II Wapakoneta H.S. and &oach Jason Brandt
Division III Berlin Hiland H.S. and &oach Tom Gibson
Division IV Toronto H.S. and &oach Brian Perkins
Also
Division I Coach of the Year Bill Gamble, Massillon Jackson H. S. Player of the Year Cael Baker, Gahanna-Lincoln H. S.
Division II Coach of the Year Jason Brandt, Wapakoneta H. S. Co-Player of the Year Seth Lonsway, Celina H.S. Co-Player of the Year Manny Vorhees, Wapakoneta H.S.
Division III Coach of the Year Tom Gibson, Berlin-Hiland H.S. Player of the Year Ronnie Allen, Cincinnati Country Day H. S.
Division IV Coach of the Year JimCarper. Norwalk St. Paul H.S. H. S. Player of the Year Michael Kirian, New Riegel H.S.
Past State Poll Champions
Division I Division II 2017 Mass. Jackson NE 2017 Wapakoneta NW 2016 Mass. Jackson NE 2016 Defiance NW 2015 Cin. Moeller SW 2015 Benjamin Logan SW 2014 Walsh Jesuit NE 2014 Bloom-Carroll C 2013 Cin. Mason SW 2013 Defiance NW 2012 Grove City C 2012 Defiance NW 2011 Cin. Moeller SW 2011 Steubenville E 2010 Cin. Moeller SW 2010 Jonathon Alder C 2009 Strongsville NE 2009 Sand. Perkins NW 2008 Lakota West SW 2008 Defiance NW 2007 Cin. Moeller SW 2007 Walsh Jesuit NE 2006 Olentangy C 2006 Washington C.H. SE 2005 Elder SW 2005 Lakewood C 2004 Start NW 2004 Lakewood C 2003 Milford SW 2003 Edison E 2002 Boardman NE 2002 Bishop Watterson C 2001 Mans. Madison NW 2001 Lakewood C 2000 Start NW 2000 Lakewood C 1999 Start NW 1999 Avon Lake NE
Division III Division IV 2017 Berlin Hiland E 2017 Toronto E 2016 Berlin-Hiland E 2016 Toronto E 2015 Fredericktown C 2015 Berlin Hiland E 2014 St. Henry NW 2014 Seneca East NW 2013 Ontario NW 2013 St. Henry NW 2012 Ontario NW 2012 St. Henry NW 2011 Bucyrus NW 2011 Edon NW 2010 Coldwater NW 2010 Toronto E 2009 Ham. Badin SW 2009 Toronto E 2008 Adena SE 2008 Patrick Henry NW 2007 Adena SE 2007 Minster NW 2006 New London NW 2006 Toronto E 2005 Cin. Hills C.A. SW 2005 ColXmbiana NE 2004 Cin. Hills C.A. SW 2004 Cin. Country Day SW 2003 St Henry NW 2003 Cin. Country Day SW 2002 Heath C 2002 St. Henry NW 2001 Heath C 2001 Fairport Harding NE 2000 Coldwater NW 2000 Toronto E 1999 Wheelersburg SE 1999 Toronto E
s 52 s State Coaches Poll 2018 (Please Read and Save) Five times during the course of the season the voting coaches of the state coaches poll rank the teams in each of the four divisions and select an All-Ohio team. This is a recogni- tion of OHSBCA members, their teams and their players. Num- bers of voters for each district are selected based upon member- ship in our state organization. The voting coaches are scattered throughout the state so that it is the responsibility of each school’s coach to promote his team and its players by contacting these voters before the voting takes place. (See #7 below)
Guidelines 1. 32 coaches vote in each division.
2. Coaches must be a member of the OHSBCA to vote, be ranked, or nominate for All-Ohio.
3. Coaches are selected by their district representatives upon completing a voting application.
4. Any head coach who is interested in voting must complete an application and return it to the Poll Director or to his district representative Applications are available on line at www.ohsbca.org. starting in May and ending in September each year.
5. The number of coaches voting in a district will vary, determined by the number of OHSBCA member coaches in their respective district and division.
6. Coaches selected to vote will be notified by their district reps and their names & emails, with hyperlinks will be published on the website. ( www.ohsbca.org under Poll Teams/ Voters
7. The Poll will be conducted for 4 consecutive weeks, ballots to be sent on April 19, 26, May 4 and 11. Voting begins at Noon-Thursday, and ends Midnight -Saturday
8. Poll results will be submitted to our website at www.ohsbca.org beginning April 21st.
9. Coaches selected to vote will receive information on the voting procedures during the last week in March. If you are listed as a voter and have not been contacted by the first week of April, email me so that we may correct the problem
10. A ILIth ballot, beginning May 17 and Ending Sunday, May 20 will be the All-State, Coaches Poll Team Ballot.
Curt Karpinski State Poll Director [email protected]
s 53 s 2018 State Coaches Poll Voter Listed below are the coaches that will voting in Divisions 1 and 2 for the 2018 season. They can be contacted by going to the website (www.ohsbca.org) where you will find email addresses and hyperlinks to each individual voter under “Poll Teams” / “Eligible Voters” You can go to the bottom of the list and “Contact All”.
Division I Poll Voters Division II Poll Voters
Name High School Name High School
Michael Shade Gahanna Lincoln Drew Kirby Buckeye Valley Mark Brunswick Marysville HS Craig Kyle Jonathan Alder Ray Benjamin St. Charles Adam Arcuri Licking Valley Phil Callaghan Olentangy Orange Randy Leach River Valley Ryan Lucas Olentangy Brad Barclay John Glenn Ryan Alexander Grove City Michael Valesco Harrison Central Chris Huesman Dublin Jerome Jesse Smoulder River View Ray Noe Pickerington Central Nate Prati Maysville Kevin Yoder Tri-Valley Justin Drapp Howland Nick Kaplack Medina HS Matt Koenig Canfield Brian Warner Louisville Matt Weymer Youngstown Ursuline Aaron DeBord Stow-Munroe Falls Michael Sweeney Chagrin Falls Bill Gamble Jackson HS Dave Maculaitis Canal Fulton Northwest Andrew Burnett Warren G. Harding Aaron Alejars Girard Buddy Dice Hudson Dan Ransom Firelands Matt Rositano Amherst Steele Jay Fowler Gilmour Academy Ed Piazza Elyria Dennis Dever Woodridge Greg Pickard Wadsworth Ryan Barry Fairview Park Brad Ganor St. Ignatius Zack Moots Sandusky Spike Ridgley Washington Jeff Keck Vermilion Dave Hall Perrysburg Jason Brandt Wapakoneta HS Mark Nell Anthony Wayne :ŝŵ ĞĂǀĞƌƐŽŶ Bowling Green Tim Gerken Tol. St. Francis de Sales Tom Held Defiance Ray Hamilton Lakota East Jeff Fisher Ontario Tim Held Moeller Doug Fisher Sheridan Trent Dues Butler (Vandalia) Tony Taylor Unioto Ken Reed Loveland Jeff Noble Waverly Mark Thompson Elder Rob Smith Miami Trace Ty Welker Troy Kevin Bowdle Urbana Jason Whited Centerville John Christmann Archbishop McNicholas GƌĞŐ LĞƵƌĐŬ Lakota West Scott Wilson Benjamin Logan Mark Pelfrey Springboro Jason Rettinger Ross High School
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s 54 s 2018 State Coaches Poll Voter Listed below are the coaches that will voting in Divisions 1 and 2 for the 2018 season. They can be contacted by going to the website (www.ohsbca.org) where you will find email addresses and hyperlinks to each individual voter under “Poll Teams” / “Eligible Voters” You can go to the bottom of the list and “Contact All”.
Division III Poll Voters Division IV Poll Voters
Name High School Name High School
1 John Cannizzaro Newark Catholic Jack Faulkner Fisher Catholic 2 Buck Workman Northmor Craig Jones Wellington 3 Ryan Hathaway Fredericktown Brian ƌĂƩon Danville 4 Josh Rine Fairbanks Brian Perkins Toronto 5 JusƟn Elmore Garaway David DiDonato ConoƩon Valley 6 Brian Gamble Sandy Valley Mark Echstenkamper Independence 7 Chad Lahna Ridgewood Doug Miller East Canton 8 John Bakalar Crestwood Michael Wolf Hillsdale 9 JusƟn McDowell Waynedale Joe Staley RiƩman HS 10 Bruce Lisicky Elyria Catholic Marc Lowther Cuyahoga Heights 11 Phil MoƩa Wickliīe Chad Jensen Buckeye Central 12 Brian Hiscox Berkshire Eric Fishpaw Lincolnview 13 Rick Yauger Champion Rick Bowerman Seneca East 14 Luke Smrdel Kirtland Gregg Hughes New Riegel 15 Phil DŽƩĂ tŝĐŬůŝīĞ Jim Carper St Paul 16 Sean Hoover Edison (Milan) Steve Garberich Crestline 17 Travis McGarvey Paulding Chad Wells New Bremen 18 Brian Harlamert Coldwater HS Tab Greenlee Toledo ChrisƟan 19 Phillip Jackson Galion John Dorner St. Henry 20 Kyle Rase Gibsonburg HS Brian Rothrock Tiĸn Calvert 21 Andrew Singer Fairview Chris Hardman OƩawa Hills 22 Terry Mullen Belpre Shawn Sunderman Patrick Henry 23 Shayne Combs Paint Valley Joe Recker Kalida 24 Chris Rapp Portsmouth West Robbie Quiroga McComb 25 Gene Bumgardne Piketon Chris Veidt Whiteoak 26 Rob Meade North Adams Greg Bryant Ironton St. Joe 27 Tom Barr Adena Phil Faires Trimble 28 KrisƟan Althauser Anna High School Ryan McClinƟc South Webster 29 ScoƩ Broerman Brookville Mitch Hirsch Covington 30 Triīon Callos Summit Country Day David King Lehman Catholic 31 Chris Hawkins Carlisle Tim Carleir FayeƩeville-Perry 32 ScoƩ Stocker Madeira ScoƩ Mann Riverside
If any corrections need to be made …Please contact Curt Karpinski, Poll Director at the OHSBCA Booth or email me at [email protected]
s 55 s 2017 DIVISION I ALL-OHIO TEAM
1st Team Division 1 2nd Team Division 1 Pitcher Pitcher Xavier Moore Amherst Steele NE Connor Adams St. Ignatius NE Jake Kates Lakota West SW Caden Mumaw Zanesville E Sebastian Fabik Moeller SW Evan Shawver Amherst Steele NE Kyle Nicolas Massillon Jackson NE Catcher Catcher Cael Baker Gahanna Lincoln C Dillon Dingler Massillon Jackson NE Trace Peterson Medina NE Joe Bubonics Solon NE 1st Base 1st Base Trenton Gillison Pickerington Central C Matt Grossman Vandalia Butler SW Chad Jones Amherst Steele NE Infield Infield Justin McConnell Springboro SW Perry Bewley Chardon NE Christain Orr Oregon Clay NW Cal Conley Loveland SW Nick Northcut Mason SW Michael Fleck Toledo St. Johns NW Damon Dues Vandalia Butler SW Mike Tsironis Solon NE Luke Waddell Loveland SW Outfield Outfield Brandon Horsley Upper Arlington C Bryce Johnson Lakota West SW Matt Kirk Milford SW Riley Baumbick St. Edward NE Hayden Cartt Grove City C Brennen Martin Lakota West SW Evan Brown Anthony Wayne NW Matt Walters Pickerington Central C Utility Utility Tyler Brown Olentangy Orange C Tyler Burley Vandalia Butler SW POY Cael Baker Gahanna Lincoln C COY Bill Gamble Massillon Jackson NE
Honorable Mention
Perry Bewley Chardon NE Brandon Mathis Fairfield SW Michael Canganelli Mayfield NE Ryan McCurry Solon NE Michael Clark Lorain NE Evan Miller Harrison SW Jack Elliott Willoughby South NE AJ Peter Grove City C Nick Erwin Grove City C Michael Ross Marysville C Casey Maniglia Solon NE Drew Saunier Springboro SW Danny Martin Tol. St. Francis de Sales NW Nick Smith Mentor NE Tim Zeller Mount Vernon C 2017 DIVISION II ALL-OHIO TEAM 1st Team Division 2 2nd Team Division 2 Pitcher Pitcher Seth Lonsway Celina NW Matt Dockman Bishop Watterson C Manny Vorhees Wapakoneta NW Trevor Damron Firelands NE Erik Wilson Chagrin Falls NE Thomas House Hamilton Ross SW Catcher Catcher Chandler Harris Indian Hill SW Cole Newbauer Chagrin Falls NE Jakeb Tekavec Crestwood NE Brock Stewart Athens SE 1st Base 1st Base Will Davis Bishop Watterson C Andrai Wright Clearview NE Infield Infield Preston Eisnaugle Jonathan Alder C Nathan Meyer Bishop Watterson C Alex Jacobs Indian Lake E Dylan Dohanos Bowling Green NW Bryce Ray Bellevue NW Avery Fisher Ontario NW Cal Rickert Madison Comprehensive NW Greg Gilbert St. Francis DeSales C Outfield Outfield Jake Ruby Bishop Hartley C Justyn Eichbaum Tippecanoe SW Joey Velazquez St. Francis DeSales C Jake Peterson Granville C Hunter Hardy Sheridan SE Brady Wallace Miami Trace SE Turner Hill Marietta SE Seth Gergely Tallmadge NE Utility Utility Maddux Liles Wapakoneta NW Cody Snyder Bellevue NW CO-POY Seth Lonsway Celina NW Manny Vorhees Wapakoneta NW COY Jason Brandt Wapakoneta NW
Honorable Mention
Brennan Armstrong Shelby NW Andrew Kwasny Chagrin Falls NE Nik Barkdull Vermilion NW Michael Lang Archbishop McNicholas SW Jase Bowen Toledo C. C. NW Jake Margroff Woodridge NE Alex Brill Firelands NE Harley Patterson Unioto SE Clay Edler Unioto SE Mitchell Perry Norwalk NW Cannyon Foster Canal Fulton Northwest NE Cole Rostash John Glenn E Adam Furnas Bowling Green NW Brandon Schamp Marietta SE Mike Gittings Sheridan SE Cade Williams Indian Valley E Nicky Zorne Steubenville E
s 56 s 2017 DIVISION III ALL-OHIO TEAM 1st Team Division 3 2nd Team Division 3
Pitcher Pitcher Andrew Abrahamowicz Elyria Catholic NE Braden Mast Berlin Hiland E Clay Cooper Milan Edison NW Drake Batcho Champion NE Tyler Bradford Fort Frye E Jeremy Brooks Zane Trace SE Catcher Catcher Ronnie Allen Cincinnati Country Day SW Luke Breininger Fairview NW Michael Turner Champion HS NE Bryan Yoder Berlin Hiland E 1st Base 1st Base Owen Loncar Kirtland NE Tyler Armentrout Westfall SE Infield Infield Trace Hatfield Fredericktown C Cam Davis Cincinnati Country Day SW Michael Roberts Sandy Valley E Garrett Kuns Galion NW Manny Garza Rittman NE Chris Kline Berlin Hiland E Larry Bielawski Richmond Edison E Colin Wuebker Anna SW Outfield Outfield Daniel Rutherford Dawson - Bryant SE Leighton Banjoff Elyria Catholic NE Brennan Gick Summit Country Day SW Mike Zeulii Kirtland NE Jackson Goulter Centerburg C Nick Mroczynski Independence NE Kesey Johnson Seneca East NW Lucas Nasonti Champion NE Utility Utility Connor McMurry Summit Country Day SW Mac Spears Galion NW POY Ronnie Allen Cincinnati Country Day SW COY Tom Gibson Berlin Hiland E
Honorable Mention
Kaleb Bauman Rittman NE Collin Hohman Trinity NE George Brode Newcomerstown E Andrew Mason Coshocton E Ben Connor Beachwood NE Quinn Miller Garaway E Tyler Giesige Tinora NW Gunnar Oakes Swanton NW Tyson Gingerich Berlin Hiland E Trey Purdy Centerburg C Trent Harrell Chippewa NE Dylan Thobe Coldwater NW Ryan Hershberger Berlin Hiland E
2017 DIVISION IV ALL-OHIO TEAM
1st Team Division 4 2nd Team Division 4
Pitcher Pitcher Michael Kirian New Riegel NW Treg Jackson Newton Local SW Ryan Lane New London NW James Kontur Lake Center Christian NE Wyatt Larimer Brlin Cntr Western Reserve NE Nick Thwaits Fort Recovery NW Parker Riley Lehman Catholic SW Catcher Catcher Nolan Clegg Toronto E Seth Bailey Plymouth NW Rhett Gipe Newton SW Caden Schroeder McComb NW 1st Base 1st Base Alex Theis New Riegel NW Bryce Kennedy Lehman Catholic SW Infield Infield Zach Saffell Fisher Catholic C Luke Vonderhaar New Bremen NW Christian Acus New Miami SW Traeten Hamilton Whiteoak SE Nathan Karaffa Toronto E Brett Lowther Cuyahoga Heights NE Dylan Arnold Lehman Catholic SW Caleb Stevens Riverside SW Austin Harper Mohawk NW Outfield Outfield Kasey Williams Ayersville NW Ryan Lee Warren JFK NE Dan Zdinak Toronto E Devin Pearl Cardington Lincoln C Kurt Maxwell Norwalk St. Paul NW Andrew Wade Heritage Christian NE Jon Niemeyer Minster NW Jake Roach Lake Ridge Academy NE Utility Utility J.R. Wolfe Crestline NW Tyler Sanford Riverside SW POY Michael Kirian New Riegel NW COY Jim Carper Norwalk St Paul NW
Honorable Mention Malachi Abbott McComb NW Jay Luikart Hillsdale NE Alex Alger Dalton NE Zac McGraw Ironton St. Joseph SE Alek Blevins South Webster SE Drew Mendik Warren J. F. K. NE Justin Ciccone Brlin Cntr Western Reserve NE Zach Militelo Fremont St. Joseph CC NW David Dietrich Mohawk NW Chayten Overholt Lincolnview NW Briley Harlan Triad SW Kyle Reinbolt Hopewell-Loudon NW Bill Johnson Shadyside E Spencer Rolsten Convoy Crestview NW Noah Laster Jackson-Milton NE Brandon Wehri Fort Jennings NW Sebastian Lay Jackson-Milton NE Austin Williams Mogadore NE Trey Williams Hillsdale NE
s 57 s OHIO HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL COACHES ASSOCIATION ALL ACADEMIC TEAM 2017
Matt Dockman ...... Bishop Watterson Cade Mottice ...... Jackson Austin Hare ...... Bishop Watterson Kyle Nicolas ...... Jackson T.J. Carney-DeBord ...... Granville Robert Dean ...... Cuyahoga Heights Jack Peterson ...... Granville Matt Harris ...... Cuyahoga Heights Jake Peterson ...... Granville Tyler Selig ...... Cuyahoga Heights Noah Jewell ...... Millersport Nick O’Verko ...... Stow-Munroe Falls Michael Evan ...... Pickerington Central Nick Smith ...... Mentor Jacob Lott ...... Pickerington Central Nathan Birtley ...... Mentor Garrett Strang ...... Lancaster Thomas Noll ...... Mentor Chris Meszaros ...... Lancaster Kyle Karchefsky ...... Mentor Michael Collins ...... Centerburg Christian Tejada ...... Twinsburg Sam Backiewicz ...... Centerburg Tyler Gairing ...... Twinsburg Ryan Biller ...... Heath Eric Ostrovski ...... Jackson-Milton Nick Bonifant ...... Heath Aaron Hoffman ...... St. Thomas Aquinas Sam Eichorn ...... Northmor Andrew Sedmock ...... St. Thomas Aquinas Nicholas De La Cruz ...... Bexley Sean Gutheridge ...... St. Thomas Aquinas Sean Early ...... Bexley Quinn Villarreal ...... Brunswick Andrew Irwin ...... Bexley Mike Snodgrass ...... Crestwood Alexander Shapiro ...... Bexley Derek Crislip ...... Crestwood Hank Snowdon ...... Bexley Noah Isom ...... Tuslaw Josh Rychlik ...... Marysville Andrew McFadden ...... Akron Manchester Tino Poma ...... Marysville Dalton Earich ...... Akron Manchester Syler Dyer ...... Elgin Will Huntington ...... Bay Village Tim Zeller ...... Mt. Vernon Peter Cooper ...... Bay Village Kevin Vincelet ...... Mt. Vernon Liam Hanna ...... Bay Village Jacob Tiell ...... Mt. Vernon Jack Lee ...... Bay Village Jaret Gaumer ...... Mt. Vernon Jake Carinci ...... Twinsburg James Berry ...... St. Charles James Wood ...... St. John School Chase Sanders ...... St. Charles Matthew Gothard ...... East Canton Dylan Hampu ...... St. Charles Michael Knezevic ...... Kirtland Ben Burger ...... St. Charles Palmer Capretta ...... Kirtland Austin Lovell ...... Westerville South Owen Loncar ...... Kirtland Bradley Robbins ...... Westerville South Christian Cassaro ...... Kenston Connor James Frazier ...... Tree of Life Benjamin Stawicki ...... Aurora Jonathan Katz ...... Thomas Worthington Matthew Burcaw ...... Western Reserve Quinn Miller ...... Garaway Jeep DiCioccio ...... Western Reserve Micah Van Fossen ...... Garaway Joe Bubonics ...... Solon Ben Koshmider ...... Garaway Jeremy Friedman ...... Solon Andrew Mason ...... Coshocton Ryan Kitay ...... Solon David Edmunds ...... Coshocton Clay Todd ...... Keystone Jay DiBacco ...... Strasburg-Franklin Drew Compton ...... Keystone Matt Gibson ...... John Glenn Greg Geiger ...... Canal Fulton NW Matt Stewart ...... John Glenn Chad Belles ...... Canal Fulton NW Matt Meinert ...... John Glenn Chris Fair ...... CVCA Austin Redman ...... Tri-Valley James Hancock ...... CVCA Ryan Rider ...... Tri-Valley Matthew Miller ...... CVCA Jaret Majestic ...... Malvern Aaron Pawlak ...... Berkshire Mitchell Conley ...... Dover Brandon Jones ...... Berkshire Zackery Yackey ...... Dover Miles Chapman ...... Berkshire Zachary McVicker ...... Dover Spencer Cira ...... Gilmour Academy Drue Nolen ...... Dover Jonny Botek ...... Gilmour Academy Travis Heavilin ...... Claymont Andrew Kwasny ...... Chagrin Falls Dakota Swearingen ...... Toronto Austin Marko ...... Canton Central Catholic Sante Carducci ...... Toronto Quinton Heck ...... Canton Central Catholic David Kinney ...... Edison Daniel King ...... Orange Keith Leindecker ...... Ridgewood Austin Hall ...... Orange Sam Perovsek ...... NDCL Zach Sturmi ...... Uniontown Lake Kyle Pruitt ...... Southeast Michael Adamczyk ...... St. Vincent-St. Mary Ian Aston ...... John Hay Ross Faetanini ...... St. Vincent-St. Mary Trey Crockett ...... Nordonia Jacob Horning ...... St. Vincent-St. Mary Daniel Heiser ...... Nordonia Patrick McFarland ...... St. Vincent-St. Mary Nathan O’Donnell ...... Nordonia Ryan O’Malley ...... North Royalton Lucas Thomeier ...... Wickliffe Vince Murray ...... Washington Christian Martinitis ...... Wickliffe Tyler Fitzsimmons ...... Crestview Local Rob Johnson ...... Wickliffe Jacob Crawford ...... Crestview Local Jacob Chesner ...... Wickliffe Tom Anderson ...... Rocky River Garrett Miller ...... Central Christian Jack Brant ...... Rocky River Connor Young ...... Loudonville Billy Kelly ...... Rocky River Jacob Horner ...... Ravenna Luke Razzante ...... Mayfield Andy Prentire ...... Ravenna Chad Jones ...... Amherst Steele Michael Sarapa ...... Ravenna Jeremy Smith ...... Amherst Steele Jared Strausser ...... Ravenna Troy Brown ...... Hudson Andrew Wade ...... Heritage Christian Spencer McClure ...... Hudson Pat Ashdown ...... Lake Catholic Seth Draper ...... Hudson Nick D’Angelo ...... Lake Catholic Nolan Laughlin ...... Hudson Ryne Deighan ...... Lake Catholic Matthew Oscarson ...... Hudson Anthony Kornokovich ...... Lake Catholic Johnny Merrill ...... Hudson Austin Mora ...... Lake Catholic Johnny Colesi ...... Hudson Dillon Dingler ...... Jackson Parker Shannon ...... Strongsville Jack White ...... Jackson Trace Peterson ...... Medina Cooper Pastorius ...... Jackson John Curtis ...... Medina Stone King ...... Jackson John Kalucis ...... Medina T.J. Donley ...... Jackson Jack Bajerski ...... South Range Ben Warren ...... Jackson Randy Skripac ...... South Range Jake Mottice ...... Jackson Kelly Keenan ...... South Range s 58 s Peyton Deats ...... Calvert Catholic Dylan Dupler ...... Sheridan Aidan Maxwell ...... Maumee Dane Wilson ...... Ironton John Henry ...... Maumee Daniel Hiser ...... Marietta Matt Burkett ...... Maumee Turner Hill ...... Marietta Tyler Archambeau ...... Maumee Brandon Neville ...... Marietta Danny Martin ...... St. Francis DeSales (Toledo) Isaac Danford ...... Marietta Nick Sifuentes ...... St. Francis DeSales (Toledo) Trent Dawson ...... Marietta Adam Birkemeier ...... Columbus Grove Matthew Bailey ...... River Valley Ethan Blandemeyer ...... Columbus Grove Buster Boggs ...... Portsmouth West Reid Stechschulte ...... Columbus Grove Tre’ Patrick ...... Portsmouth West Thomas Williams ...... Lima Central Catholic Alek Blevins ...... South Webster Anthony Venturella ...... Lima Central Catholic Cole Gilliland ...... Clay Mason Kent ...... Bucyrus Grant Hempill ...... Clay Derek Jay ...... St. Mary’s Memorial K.J. Tracy ...... Meigs Jacob Paxson ...... Freemont Ross Luke Musser ...... Meigs Dylan Smith ...... Freemont Ross Tyler Williams ...... Meigs Grant Gallagher ...... Freemont Ross Alex Ritton ...... Fairfield Union Logen Neidhardt ...... Hicksville Dylan Malone ...... Dawson-Bryant Nathan Lefeld ...... St. Henry Bryce Gandee ...... Warren Brad Slee ...... Perrysburg Griffin Shaw ...... Washington CH Ethan Fleming ...... Perrysburg Kyler Mount ...... Washington CH Carson Vrzal ...... Perrysburg Ethan Marting ...... Washington CH Mike Murphy ...... Perrysburg Brian Wilson ...... Washington CH Kris Sheets ...... Perrysburg Josh Davis ...... Gallia Academy Matt Murphy ...... Perrysburg Jeremy Brumfield ...... Gallia Academy Luke Breininger ...... Fairview Wyatt Radford ...... Alexander Austin Meyer ...... Fairview Chace Harris ...... Alexander Bailey Cline ...... Fairview Janson Kramer ...... West Union Kobe Baker ...... Fairview Andrew Weeks ...... West Union Nathan Puffinberger ...... Fairview Seth McDonald ...... Logan Elm Heath Houser ...... Kenton Tyler Rice ...... Oak Hill Brady Donnelly ...... Kenton David Kinney ...... Oak Hill Austin Eifrid ...... Lexington Logan Kottenbrook ...... Waverly Jacob Odson ...... Lexington Jacob Batson ...... Miami Trace Corey Swartzmiller ...... Lexington Mitchell Creamer ...... Miami Trace Hunter Biddle ...... Lexington Ethan Leist ...... Eastern Andrew Scaife ...... Hopewell-Loudon Tommy Bell ...... Fairmont Kyle Reinbolt ...... Hopewell-Loudon Connor McMurry ...... Summit Country Day Trey Yates ...... Fostoria Jon Snyder ...... Springboro Nate Hartzler ...... Pettisville Justin McConnell ...... Springboro John Rufenacht ...... Pettisville Ryan Little ...... Springboro Mason Fintel ...... Patrick Henry Ethan Hardin ...... Springboro Kal Harris ...... Patrick Henry Daniel Earles ...... Springboro Mason Fintel ...... Patrick Henry Jacob Beachy ...... Springboro Kal Harris ...... Patrick Henry Nathan Stogdill ...... Vandalia Butler Blake Obringer ...... Norwalk Gavin Kohler ...... Vandalia Butler Chase Jessee ...... Madison Comprehensive Tyler Burley ...... Vandalia Butler Christopher Morakis ...... Madison Comprehensive Matt Grossman ...... Vandalia Butler Trenton Mortimer ...... Madison Comprehensive Damon Dues ...... Vandalia Butler Ben Stubbs ...... Minster Parker Riley ...... Lehman Catholic Isaac Dorsten ...... Minster Jared Rourke ...... Lehman Catholic Daniel Bowerman ...... Seneca East Zach Woodke ...... Archbishop McNicholas Austin Harper ...... Mohawk A.J. Evans ...... Archbishop McNicholas Cadin Einshoff ...... Mohawk Tate Evans ...... Archbishop McNicholas Carson Weinandy ...... Mohawk Jacob Eberhart ...... Kenton Ridge Wyatt Cook ...... Mohawk Luke Holt ...... Kenton Ridge David Dietrich ...... Mohawk Cameron Kettler ...... Kenton Ridge Matt Baker ...... Clyde Noah Schleinitz ...... Kenton Ridge Dylan Dohanos ...... Bowling Green Gabe Perkins ...... Kenton Ridge Adam Furnas ...... Bowling Green Seth Barhorst ...... Riverside Matt Kramer ...... Bowling Green Tyler Sanford ...... Riverside Nick Ragnoni ...... Vermillion Keith Carter ...... Milford Nick Barkdull ...... Vermillion Sam Dobrowolski ...... Milford Devin Baughn ...... Galion Matt Kirk ...... Milford Mac Spears ...... Galion Wes Reid ...... Milford Jacob Raabe ...... Wauseon Chase Witte ...... Milford Justin Drennan ...... Bellevue Joey Cummings ...... Anna Corvin Mull ...... Bellevue Nathan Frilling ...... Anna Joe Wetten ...... Bellevue Mitchell Lindsey ...... Anna Justin Studd ...... Western Reserve Sebastian Fabik ...... Moeller Matthew Paeth ...... Port Clinton Jack Gallgher ...... Moeller Trevor Frias ...... Port Clinton Clay George ...... Russia Alex Vogel ...... Anthony Wayne Drew Sherman ...... Russia Braden Womack ...... Anthony Wayne Dylan Cordonnier ...... Russia Evan Brown ...... Anthony Wayne Trenton Monnin ...... Russia Braden Ehrhardt ...... Edison Andy Mills ...... St. Xavier Nick Frederick ...... Edison Matthew Seltzer...... St. Xavier Zack Vitaz ...... Edison Sam Klare ...... St. Xavier Hagan Gardner ...... Toledo Central Catholic Nick Meyer ...... St. Xavier Alex Heban ...... Toledo Central Catholic Trevor Kuncl ...... St. Xavier Mark Gilliland ...... Sylvania Northview Sam Kendall ...... St. Xavier Shane Banchowski ...... Sylvania Northview Peter Fisher ...... St. Xavier Nick Wyatt ...... Sylvania Northview Michael Cleary ...... St. Xavier Shane Halcomb ...... New Riegel Jonathan Brus ...... St. Xavier Brandon Arbogast ...... New Riegel Alex Markley ...... St. Xavier Clay Elder ...... 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4687 Cook Ave. Fort Worth, TX 76155 PO Box 581202 Req Sports OHSBCA Pittsburgh, PA 15236 Sabrina Lott Louisville, KY 40268 3250 W. Middletown Rd. Joe Aul (817) 799-5020 Bill Miller Columbiana, OH 44408 (412) 526-5087 [email protected] (502) 690-6058 Gary Miller [email protected] Franklin 41 [email protected] (330) 599-9073 Franklin 64 Delaware 31 [email protected] GameChanger Franklin 68 Brightway Center 44 Wall Street, 11th floor Miller Net Po Box 126 New York, NY 10005 1674 Getwell Road Richardson Sports VENDOR LIST Smithfield, OH 43948 Kyleigh Meister Memphis, TN 38111 PO Box 151516 Mike Florak (646) 455-9131 Vernice Miller Grand Rapids, MI 49515 (330) 550-6069 [email protected] (800) 423-6603 Gary LaFrenier [email protected] Franklin 59 [email protected] (616) 292-4450 Delaware 32 Delaware 20 [email protected] Ground Force Sports Delaware 30 1816 Lawndale Ave BSN Sports Mizuno USA 2018 6950 Worthington-Galena Rd Ft. Wayne, IN 46805 4925 Avalon Ridge Parkway School Pride Suite 110 Dave Burns Norcross, GA 30071 3511 Johnny Appleseed Ct. Worthington, OH 43085 (260) 466-3675 Mike Kroeger Columbus, OH 43231 Aaron Utrup [email protected] (513) 376-0364 Daren Brown (614) 841-1883 Delaware 8 [email protected] (614) 568-0697 [email protected] Delaware 28-29 [email protected] Franklin 55-56 Homefield Advantage Franklin 60 141 Granville St. The Motz Group Chris Shane Company LLC Gahanna, OH 43230 3607 Church St. Snap Raise PO Box 752224 Jud VanSyckle Cincinnati, OH 45244 939 Westlake Ave N Dayton, OH 45475 (614) 337-1990 Cleo Montgomery Seattle, WA 98109 Chris Shane [email protected] (513) 533-6452 Erin Johnson (937) 885-5133 Franklin 44 [email protected] (206) 817-7389 [email protected] Delaware 22 [email protected] Delaware 34 Jugs Sports Franklin 39 11885 S.W. Herman Rd. OHSBCA Cleveland Clinic Sports Therapy Tualatin, OR 97062 Franklin 54 Team Express 9500 Euclid Ave 5750 Northwest Parkway J.R. Reichenbach Phoenix Bats Cleveland, OH 44195 (800) 547-6843 Suite 100 OHSBCA Matt Winters 7801 Corporate Blvd Suite E San Antonio, TX 78249 [email protected] Plain City, OH 43064 (216) 518-3628 Delaware 11-13 Kevin Udell [email protected] Brad Taylor (210) 348-7000 Franklin 66 (877) 598-2287 ext. 28 [email protected] [email protected] Delaware 3-5 Delaware 9 • 61 • NOTES
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