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StateJanuary 16-18 •Clinic Columbus, Ohio Columbus Hyatt Regency
ERIK BAKICH TONY VITELO MICHIGAN TENNESSEE RAY HAMILTON LAKOTA EAST 2020 HALL OF FAME
JERRY WEINSTEIN RANDY MAZEY COLORADO ROCKIES WEST VIRGINIA
MARC LOWTHER CUYAHOGA HEIGHTS 2020 HALL OF FAME
FRED CORRAL JEFF DUNCAN MISSOURI KENT STATE
TOM NEUBERT ST. FRANCIS DESALES 2020 HALL OF FAME BRIAN HARRISON DANNY HAYDEN BALDWIN WALLACE MIAMI
OFFICIAL BASEBALL OF THE Ohio High School Baseball Coaches Association
Dear OHSBCA Members, • Dean Hansen – Th e Welcome to the 69th annual OHSBCA State Clinic, Ohio State University January 16th, 17th and 18th of 2020. You are a • Jordon Banfi eld – member of the 2nd largest coaches associations in University of Akron the United States. Many high school coaches and • Mike Grady – Grady college speakers have said that this is one of the best Pitching School clinics in the nation. I am hoping that you are able to • Eric Smith – take something from this year’s clinic and go back to Youngstown State your school to make the young men in your program University better this coming year and for future players as well. • Erik Bakich – JOHN BAKALAR With my involvement on this board for the University of Michigan past 5 years, I have seen the giant steps forward the • Randy Mazey – West Virginia University association has made. It is my honor to give back as • Fred Corral – University of Missouri Director of the 2020 State Clinic. Th is venue at the • Justin Toole – Cleveland Indians Hyatt Regency and Columbus Convention Center is • Jeff Duncan – Kent State University just one example of what a fi rst class operation we all • Brian Harrison – Baldwin Wallace University are here to witness. If there is anything that any of our • Kyle Hallock – Bowling Green State University 24 board members or the Hyatt personnel can do to • Brian Meyer – Minnesota Twins make your experience more enjoyable, please let us • Evan Agona – Cuyahoga Community College know. Your board is committed to making this a most • Bill Gamble – Massillon Jackson High School enjoyable and rewarding experience, and represents you throughout the entire year. Finally, I would like to take this opportunity to We have the opportunity to recognize and honor recognize the entire OHSBCA Board of Directors for three (3) of our own with their induction into our their dedication and hard work to this organization. OHSBCA Hall of Fame this weekend. I truly hope My sincere gratitude goes to the gentlemen who that you take the opportunity to attend our banquet have been on the Executive Board with me the past on Friday at noon in the Regency Ballroom to honor few years: Craig Kyle, Drew Kirby, Rob Lavengood, these three great men who have given so much to Tom Neubert, Don Schone, Kevin Yoder, Trevor their schools, community and our association. Th e Th omas, Dave Hall, Dave Barrow, Scott Manahan, banquet also includes many other awards being given Ray Benjamin, Curt Karpinski, Dave Burkett, Jeff to your peers and scholarships to the children of our Mielcarek, and Frank Gamble. A special thanks goes members. I have taken great pride in putting together to all of my current and former assistant coaches, Jeff a great lineup of clinic speakers who have a variety of Keck for encouraging me to become involved in the messages that will help you to get back into “baseball OHSBCA, the Board Members of the Northeast Ohio mode” as we get closer to our seasons approaching. Baseball Coaches Association: Luke Smrdel, Dennis We continue to learn and seek out information and Woods, Bill Gamble, Aaron DeBord, Brian Hiscox, I feel that this year’s speakers will truly help all of us Matt Weymer and Dan Ransom. Most importantly grow our players and build a stronger program. Th e my family: two daughters, Harper and Emersyn, list of speakers for this year include: and my amazing wife, Brittany, for always being so • Greg Beals – Th e Ohio State University supportive of my coaching life. • David Pierce – University of Texas • Tony Vitello – University of Tennessee Th anks, • Jerry Weinstein – Colorado Rockies • Jim Rickon – Cleveland Indians ohn Bakalar • Matt Kata – Cleveland Indians 2020J Clinic Director OHSBCA 1st Vice President 1 • Danny Hayden – Miami University Crestwood High School Head Baseball Coach 2020 Ohio High School Baseball Coaches Association Fact Sheet
Th e purpose of the OHSBCA is to unify all baseball Year recipients will be recognized and one Player- coaches in the State of Ohio, to promote high school of-the-Year will receive a plaque. baseball, to create an offi cial line of communica- H. Field of the Year Award: Th is award will be pre- tion with the Ohio High School Athletic Association sented at the annual convention by Mar-Co Clay. (OHSAA), to foster higher standards of professional- I. Field of Need Award: Th is award will be presented ism and ethics, and to maintain a strong contact with at the annual convention by Pro’s Choice. the national, state and local coaches’ organizations of J. Hall of Fame: Th e HOF induction is the highlight baseball. of the awards banquet at the annual convention. • Membership: approximately 1,500 coaches annu- Th e Board of Directors selects inductees. Nomina- ally. tion forms can be found on website. • Dues: $30 per year due by February 15th (payable K. Hank Miller Scholarships: All graduating senior to Treasurer) students of member coaches with fi ve years of • Governing Body: Twenty-fi ve member Board of continuing membership are eligible. Th ey are pre- Directors with twelve serving on the executive sented during the awards banquet. Form found on board. website. L. Academic All-Ohio: Selected annually and award- Official Organization Function/Events: ed certifi cates. Certifi cates are handed out at the A. Annual Convention and Clinic: Held once per state convention. Forms can be found on website. year at the Hyatt Regency Hotel in Columbus, OH. M. Service and Victory Awards: Service awards for B. Board Meetings: Four times per year. Includes coaches begin with the fi ft eenth year of member- two meetings at the annual convention, a meeting ship and are awarded every fi ve years thereaft er. at the Augusta Sportswear Brands All-Star Series, Victory awards begin at 100 and are awarded for and a meeting in October. every 100 victories thereaft er. Certifi cates and C. OHSBCA Website: www.ohsbca.org plaques are awarded at the state convention. D. Augusta Sportwear Brands Senior All-Star Se- N. Assistant Coach of the Year Award: Coaches from ries: Held one week aft er the state tournament each district are recognized as assistant coaches of in June. Th e series honors eighty (80) graduated the year at our annual convention. seniors and twelve member coaches in a 4 team O. Past Presidents Hall of Fame: All former OHSB- round-robin format. Th e event takes place at Bill CA Presidents and Hall of Fame members are in- Davis Stadium on the campus of Th e Ohio State vited back for the Hall of Fame Banquet on Friday University in Columbus, Ohio. aft ernoon. A reception to follow immediately aft er E. State Coaches Poll: Teams are rated in each of the the banquet. four divisions fi ve times each spring. Poll champi- P. Th e Consultant of the OHSBCA regularly attends ons are recognized at the annual convention. Th ere all meetings of the OHSAA Board of Control in are thirty two (32) voting coaches in each division. Columbus. Registration and membership forms to vote can be Q. Sponsorships: Th e OHSBCA is sponsored by found on website. many corporations and also help sponsor our F. All-State Coaches Poll Team: Th e poll coaches scholarship recipients: Rawlings (offi cial baseball in each division select an all-state team. All grade and Hall of Fame Banquet Sponsor), Pukka (offi - level of players are eligible. Each division selects a cial headwear), Augusta Sportwear Brands (offi - Player-of-the-Year and a Coach-of-the-Year. Th ey cial uniform supplier), PBR (Hot Stove sponsor), are recognized by the wire services and are award- Miller Net (offi cial net), Mar-Co Clay (offi cial ed a plaque at the annual convention. mound clay and dirt), Astro Turf (offi cial turf sup- G. Player-of-the-Year Award: Th is award will be pre- plier), Pro’s Choice (fi eld of need sponsor), Game
2 sented at the annual convention banquet by Pukka Changer, Easton, Phoenix Bats and Celebrate Headwear. Each of the four division Player-of-the- Sports Tours (Th ursday Smoker sponsor). Ohio High School Baseball Coaches Association | 2019 Board of Directors
For a directory of the 2020 Board, please go to our website: www.ohsbca.org
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He is currently 2017 All-Ohio Series Director. a Teacher and the Head Baseball Coach at Jonathan Alder High He has also served on Central School where he has been since 2010. He was also the Head District Coaches Association Baseball Coach at Grandview Heights High School from 2007- Board and is currently a mem- 2009 and an Assistant Baseball Coach at both Heath High School ber of the American Baseball from 2003-2006 and Th omas Worthington High School in 2002. Coaches Association National Along with coaching baseball, Craig has also been an Rules Committee. Craig is Assistant Varsity Football Coach for the past 18 years. He a graduate of Heath High has a career coaching record of 293-73 including 6 District School (1998). He earned his Championships, 4 Regional Championships, 2 State Runner-ups Bachelor Degree in Educa- and the 2010 State Championship where his team fi nished 34-0. tion (2002) from Ohio State Coach Kyle has been apart of the OHSBCA Board of Directors University and Masters Degree CRAIG KYLE for the past 7 years. He began as a Central District Representative from National University (2009). before getting elected to the Executive Board where he has served Craig lives in Plain City with his wife Michelle and 2 children as the 2019 Clinic Director, 2018 Exhibit Hall Director and the Austin (9) and Anniston (3). Welcome from OHSBCA President Craig Kyle Welcome to the 2020 Ohio High School Baseball Coaches a fantastic job putting together your clinic and Drew Kirby has Association Coaches Clinic. It is truly an honor for me to serve worked really hard lining up vendors for the exhibit hall. Special as President of one of the top coaches associations in the country. thank you to all of our Executive Board and the District Reps for While being involved with this organization, I have increased not only your hard work, but for your professionalism. Th e Board my knowledge of the game of baseball and met new friends. Th e has made my time as president go very smoothly. Please, when amazing coaches that I have met and listened to have helped me you get a chance, thank them for both their dedication and the grow as a person and a coach. Th e best part of this journey has work they have put in throughout the entire year. Lastly, I want to been meeting great friends associated with baseball. I would never thank our host Th e Hyatt Regency and all our sponsors who make have had this opportunity without the help of my high school it possible for us to put on a fi rst-class clinic. Please enjoy the coach and mentor Dave Klontz (Heath) as well as Scott Manahan weekend. I hope you continue learning about this great game of (Watterson) and Tom Neubert (DeSales) for getting me more baseball and use your increased knowledge within your program involved with our association. Th is year John Bakalar has done to keep Ohio High School Baseball great! Ohio High School Baseball Coaches Association Past President 1956 ...... Dick Boyd, Circleville 1990 ...... Van Peterman, Westerville South 1957 ...... Harold Potter, Oregon Clay 1991 ...... Bob Baird, Genoa 1958 ...... Jack Moore, Walnut Ridge 1992 ...... Marion Delaney, Maple Heights 1959 ...... Elmer Houdashelt, Grove City 1993 ...... Frank Gamble, Massillon Perry 1960 ...... Ron Disher, Toledo Scott 1994 ...... Rick Gold, Piqua 1961 ...... Neal Nelson, Willoughby South 1995 ...... Jim Dougherty, Hilliard 1962 ...... Paul Bricker, Convoy Crestview 1996 ...... Bob Neff , Canton McKinley 1963, 1964 ...... Bob Davis, Tecumseh 1997 ...... Tim Saunders, Dublin Coff man 1965 ...... Dick Hopkins, Grandview 1998 ...... Mike Mohner, Fairport Harding 1966 ...... Jerry O’Mori, Toledo Northwood 1999 ...... Scott Manahan, Bishop Watterson 1967, 1968 ...... 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 High School 1972 ...... Ed Quattro, East Cleveland Shaw 2004 ...... Jon Bennett, Granville 1973 ...... Dan Brooks, Claymont 2005 ...... David Burkett, Sandy Valley 1974, 1975 ...... Mike Burcham, Ironton 2006 ...... Jeff Mielcarek, Toledo Central Catholic 1976, 1977 ...... Jack Johnson, Pickerington 2007 ...... Chuck Rinkes, Warsaw River View 1978, 1979 ...... Bob Champman, Fairmont East 2008 ...... Philip Kuhn, Jackson City Schools 1980 ...... Jim Humpal, Lyndhurst Brush 2009 ...... Chris Smith, Ontario High School 1981 ...... Howard Bozman, Lancaster 2010 ...... Rich Corvin, Gallia Academy High School 1982 ...... Hank Miller, Canton McKinley 2011 ...... Jerry Hites, Fairport Harding High School 1983 ...... Joe Gilhousen, Canton Glenoak 2012 ...... Dave Hall, Perrysburg High School 1984 ...... Joe Palazzo, Bishop Ready 2013 ...... Lee Day, Lebanon High School 1985 ...... Mike Heinke, Northmont 2014 ...... Trevor Th omas, Westfall High School 5 1986 ...... Dennis Hegarty, McDermont Northwest 2015 ...... Kevin Yoder, Tri-Valley High School 1987 ...... Ray Sharnsky, Gilmour Academy 2016 ...... Don Schone, Watkins Memorial High School 1988 ...... Tim Miller, Canton South 2017 ...... Tom Neubert, St. Francis DeSales (Columbus) 1989 ...... Jim Stahl, Columbus Academy 2018 ...... Rob Lavengood, Ashland High School Ground Rules for Attendees at the Annual OHSBCA Convention All coaches must wear their OHSBCA badges into the • New for this year: All speakers on Th ursday night will clinic speaking rooms and into the exhibit halls — no be a part of a Q and A session on the main stage in exceptions! Please cooperate with the clinic commit- the Regency Ballroom. Check the clinic agenda for tee members who are in charge of checking OHSBCA exact times for each speaker. All other speakers will badges! be escorted to a Q and A area immediately aft er their talk. Please go to this area instead of coming up to • No videotaping or picture taking of any of the the stage area. speakers is permitted. Th e OHSBCA asks that all coaches respect these clinic • Please turn off all cell phones. rules. We want the convention to be a good experience for everyone, and we ask for your cooperation with these • Please enter and exit the speaking room as quickly rules as you ask your own players to respect your own as possible, so we can get the next presentation team rules! started on time. Please do not congregate in the back of the room or in the doorway-it is diffi cult Enjoy our Annual Convention! to hear when hundreds of coaches are visiting! Th e OHSBCA Board of Directors Ohio High School Baseball Coaches Association | 2019-2020 Board of Directors Front row: (l to r): Scott Manahan, Gene Bumgardner, Rob Lavengood, Craig Kyle, John Bakalar, Drew Kirby and Frank Gamble. Middle row: (l to r): Curt Karpinski, Matt Weymer, Dan Ransom, Ryan Lucas, Jeff Noble, Nathan Prati, Mark Pelfrey and Jeff Keck. Back row: (l to r): Jeff Mielcarek, David Burkett, Ray Hamilton, Ray Benjamin, Chad Spencer, Dave Hall, Ryan Alexander, Michael Valesko and Brian Hiscox. 6 OHSBCA 1st Pitch | 2016 OHSBCA President Don Schone On Sunday, June 9th at Canal Park in Akron, Ohio, 2016 OHSBCA President Don Schone from Watkins Memorial, tossed out the 1st Pitch at the 2019 OHSAA State Championship Division I Final. The OHSBCA Board of Directors appreciates all of Don’s time, hard work, dedication and commitment to the state of Ohio and its state coaches members. Congratulations, Don! Ohio High School Baseball Coaches Association 1st Pitch Recognition Day for 2017 President Tom Neubert On Saturday, June 13th at Canal Park in Akron, Ohio, 2017 OHSBCA President Tom Neubert from St. Francis DeSales, will be tossing out the 1st Pitch at the 2020 OHSAA State Championship fi nal games on Saturday before the fi rst game. The OHSBCA Board of Directors appreciates all of Tom’s time, hard work, dedication and commitment to the state of Ohio and its state coaches members. Tickets will be available at Canal Park and more information will be TOM NEUBERT posted on the ohsbca.org website. 7 Marc Lowther | 2020 Hall Of Fame Inductee Former Head Baseball Coach at Cuyahoga Heights and Brooklyn High Schools Coach Marc Lowther graduated from Urbana University in 1987 where he played four years of baseball for Bob Cawley and Al Fulk. Aft er graduation Coach Lowther coached at various levels at Columbus St. Charles, Portsmouth Notre Dame, Brooklyn, and Midpark High Schools in baseball, football and basketball. He began coaching at Cuyahoga Heights in 1995 as a varsity assistant baseball coach and also coached basketball for seven years and football for sixteen years. MARC LOWTHER | FORMER COACH AT CUYAHOGA HEIGHTS AND BROOKLYN HIGH SCHOOLS In 1997 he was named head baseball coach at Cuyahoga Heights taking over for Hall of Fame Coach Lowther would like to thank all of his former Coach Art Massey. During his twenty-one years as assistant coaches, the parents and most importantly head coach at Cuyahoga Heights, Coach Lowther his players for giving him the privilege to coach and recorded over 300 wins, 16 Sectional titles, 8 district work with all of them. Titles and 2 Regional titles. His 2012 team lost in the State Championship game. Coach Lowther and his wife Becky have been married for twenty-four years and have two sons: Zacary who is 23 and Brett who is 21. Coach Lowther had the privilege to coach both of his boys in football and baseball. Zacary attended Xavier University and was draft ed in the second round of the 2017 MLB draft by the Baltimore Orioles. He is currently at the AA level. Brett currently attends Cuyahoga Community College and will be going on to a four-year college. He plans to become a 2nd 8 grade teacher, and he would like to also coach High School sports. Indoor Practice | Marc Lowther, Hall of Fame Inductee Former Head Baseball Coach at Cuyahoga Heights and Brooklyn High Schools Th ursday, January 16, 2020 • 3:40 - 4:10 p.m. • Regency Ballroom I. Space, Teams and Times A. Baseball, Track, Soft ball B. Time Slots/Space 1. Gym/Stage 2. Weight Room 3. Batting Cage (only when wrestling season is over) 4. Turf Football Field (weather permitting) C. Times 1. 3:00-5:00 and 5:00-7:00 D. Coaches/Players 1. 3-4 Coaches 2. 30-40 Players aft er winter sports end Freshman, JV, Varsity II. Practice 3:00-5:00 A. Stretch as team B. Infi eld Drills C. Catcher/Outfi eld Drills D. Stations E. Hitting 1. T-work, soft toss F. Full Team 1. Bunt coverages 2. 1st/3rd Plays 3. Pick-off s III. Practice 5:00-7:00 A. Stretch B. Infi eld Drills-inside 1. Infi eld-outside-full infi eld (both ends of fi eld) C. Outfi eld drills-inside 1. Outfi eld-outside D. Hitting 1. Stage-inside 2. Cage-stations IV. Pitchers/Catchers A. 3-4 mounds, 3-4 pitchers per mound B. Responsibilities 1. Pitch 2. Chart 3. Balance Work C. AYO’s-Track pitches, weight room 9 Ray Hamilton | 2020 Hall Of Fame Inductee Ross High School and Lakota East High School Ray Hamilton is a 1983 graduate of Lakota High School in West Chester Ohio. Ray was a three-year Varsity starter in football and two-years in baseball. He accepted a football scholarship to Appalachian State University and played one year there. He then traveled west to Independence Community College for a semester before ending up at Missouri Southern State college in Joplin, Missouri for the fi nal two years of eligibility. He graduated in 1988 with a Bachelor of Science degree in education. Ray began his teaching and coaching career at Ross High School in Hamilton Ohio in 1989. Ray RAY HAMILTON | ROSS HIGH SCHOOL AND LAKOTA EAST HIGH SCHOOL coached football, basketball, and Baseball at Ross. He became Head Baseball coach in 1989 and during the Augusta Sports Wear Series in 2019. Ray coached that eleven-year span compiled a 197-75 record. Th ey Junior Team Ohio in the Lonestar classic in 2006 and won 5 league championships: 1991, 1994, 1995, 1996 2007. and 1998. Ray was named FAVC Coach of the year in 1991, 1995, 1996 and 1998. He was Cincinnati Coach Hamilton knows that success is no accident. Enquirer Coach of the Year in 1998. He credits outstanding players of whom 170 have gone on to continue to play at the next level, and also In 2000 Ray was named Head Baseball Coach at all the great assistant coaches, parents and athletic Lakota East High School in Liberty Township, Ohio. staff s at both Ross High School and Lakota East High During the past twenty years at Lakota East he has a School who have made this honor possible. record of 332-189. East has won the Greater Miami Conference 3 times 2005,2010, 2011. His 332 wins Ray and wife Dee are the proud parents of Celeste and are the most in the Districts history. Lakota East her husband Chris Elam, sons Garrison and Grayson, has won 3 district fi nal games and have made the and the proud grandparents of a granddaughter regional tournament in 2008, 2011, 2013. Th ey won Brooklyn. Ray credits his wife for blending baseball the state Championship in 2011. He has been selected with family and making it work for the past thirty- as Greater Miami Conference Coach of the Year one years. Ray and Dee have lived in Lebanon Ohio four times: 2005, 2010, 2011, 2019. He was named for the past twenty-one years. 10 Cincinnati Enquirer Coach of the year in 2011. Ray coached in the Mizuno All-Star series in 2011 and Lessons Learned Over Time | Ray Hamilton, Hall of Fame Inductee Head Baseball Coach, Lakota East High School, [email protected] Th ursday, January 16, 2020 • 4:15 - 4:45:10 p.m. • Regency Ballroom 1. S1/2/1988 2. My 1st SWOBCA Meeting 3. 1st Team Meeting at Ross 4. I didn’t do the Dishes 5. Ross Booster Meeting 6. Return the Cloth 7. Meeting with the Mayor 8. Meet me at Dayton Mall 9. Th e Matrix 10. 2011 State Championship 11 Tom Neubert | 2020 Hall Of Fame Inductee St. Francis DeSales Tom Neubert was born and raised in Lansing, New York where he graduated from Lansing High School in 1992, earning six varsity letters in football and baseball. He then continued his academic and athletic career at Cort- land State University (NY) where he was a member of the baseball team from 1993-1996. He compiled a 14-1 record on the mound for the Red Dragons while helping his team to the school’s fi rst ever World Series appearance (1996). Coach Neubert was named 1st team All-SUNYAC 3 times, and ECAC pitcher of the year in 1995. Aft er earning his Bachelor’s degree in Health and Physical Education in 1997, Tom spent three years coaching Division I college baseball at Miami University (1997-1998, 1999) and at Cornell University (1998-1999). While at Miami, Coach Neubert met the love of his life, Jessica. In 2000, he took a position as the Health and PE teacher TOM NEUBERT | ST. FRANCIS DESALES HIGH SCHOOL at Euclid High School and began his high school coaching career under OHSBCA Hall of Famer, Paul Serra. Coach Neubert got his fi rst baseball head coaching position the Coach Neubert has coached multiple First Team All-Ohio following year at Cardington-Lincoln High School where selections over the years including Cardington alum Aaron he compiled a 93-61 record from 2002-2007. During his Landis (’02) and DeSales alums POY Ryan Curl (’08), years at Cardington, Coach Neubert served as an assistant Th omas Gentile (’09), TJ Alas (’12), Zak DeCamp (’12), football coach as the defensive coordinator under Wayne Justin Antoncic (’16) and POY Joey Velazquez (’16, ’17, Hinkle and Matt Stephens. In 2003 he earned his Master’s ’18). 27 of Coach Neubert’s former players have gone on to Degree in Educational Psychology from Miami University. play at the Collegiate level. Coach Neubert joined the St. Francis DeSales High School Tom has proudly served the OHSBCA and the CDBCA family in the summer of 2007, teaching health and heading running through the executive board positions in both up the baseball program. Th is upcoming spring will be associations from 2011-2019, serving as the President in his 13th season as head coach of the Stallions. During his 2018. He has been a member of the association since 2000. tenure, Coach Neubert has compiled a record of 231-116 Coach Neubert continues coaching at St. Francis DeSales (324-177 overall). He was awarded the Central District High School, where he has also been the Athletic Director Coach of the Year in 2008, NFHS State Coach of the Year since 2010. and Section 2 Midwest Coach of the Year, BCA State Coach of the Year and BCA Upper Midwest Coach of the Year in Tom and his wife, Jessica Taylor Neubert, will be cele- 2012, as well as the Columbus Dispatch Metro Coach of brating their eighteenth wedding anniversary this Sun- the Year in 2016. In 12 seasons under Coach Neubert, the day. Jessica has been by Tom’s side every step of the way Stallions have won 7 Central Catholic League Champion- assisting, guiding, advising and providing mental therapy ships (2008, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2016, 2018, 2019), 6 Central throughout his entire coaching career. Th ey currently live District Championships (2008, 2009, 2011, 2012, 2016, in Westerville, OH with their two children, Taylor (senior 2017), 3 Regional Championships (2009, 2011, 2012) and at SFD) and Ty (7th grade at St. Paul School). 12 2 State Championships (2011 and 2012), with an OHSAA tournament record of 41-10 (.804 winning percentage). Every Player Can Be A “High School Pitcher” | Tom Neubert, Hall of Fame Inductee Head Baseball Coach, St. Francis DeSales High School, Columbus, Ohio, [email protected] Th ursday, January 16, 2020 • 3:05 - 3:35 p.m. • Regency Ballroom A. Introduction - OHSAA game rules - Th is does not always work, but it is worth a try - we typically use from 10-14 diff erent arms each season B. What makes a High School pitcher? - Physical build - we don’t care what you look like - can you control your throws (already has potential) - Arm action - changing arm slots - Mental make-up C. Wind up “phases” - we have to give them a basic foundation for mechanics - Rocker step to balance position – Why? - Balance position to stride and arm out and up – Why? - Stride to arm whip and fi nish – Why? D. 50 ft . workouts - we are trying to slow things down for them (focusing on their specifi c movements) muscle memory - mechanics - Location, location, location!! We will always pitch to a spot 1,2,3,4 or 5 - All pitches - checking rotation of ball - ask “did that move?” moving fi ngers around the ball to create movement - pitchers only (working with each other) - promotes learning from each other E. No more “fastball/curveball” - Change-ups – most eff ective pitch in the game, but most kids don’t throw it or work on it - Grips – circle, OK, palm ball, split fi nger. - Change-up toss – working on getting comfortable with the pitch, watching for rotation. ARM SPEED!!!! - Rotation of baseball - What speed should it be? - Frustrations and fears - F. Working teenagers mentally – what makes a teenager breakdown and become frustrated (Failure) how do they handle those failures - Positive approach – you will give up hits, you will walk people, you will hit batters. It is all about getting the next out. - Visualizing performance – visualizing success, seeing yourself throwing strikes. Staying focused on the task at hand - How do we teach confi dence? - Emotionless pitchers - body language. G. In game approach - On the mound - we are not trying to strike people out…. we can’t. - In the dugout - review at bats (catcher and coach) - confi dence level - what do we feel good about(Coach) 13 H. Conclusion OHSBCA Hall of Fame Th e OHSBCA Hall of Fame was established in on Friday. Induction into the Hall is based on 1972. Since that time, 158 individuals have been so individual’s accomplishments on the fi eld, service to honored. Th is year, four more inductees will enter the the OHSBCA, and ambassadorship towards the game hall. Th e Hall of Fame induction ceremony is held in of baseball in the State of Ohio. Th e OHSBCA Hall of conjunction with the OHSBCA annual convention. Fame is located at Bill Davis Stadium on the campus It is the highlight of the Award’s Luncheon Banquet of Th e Ohio State University. Class of 1972 Class of 1977 Class of 1986 Class of 1994 Harold Potter, Oregon Clay (NW) Jim Humpal, Lyndhurst Brush (NE) Don Black, Parkway (NW) Gary Yeatts, Fairfi eld (SW) Marty Karow, Ohio State Don Kelly, Rocky River (NE) Mike Burcham, Ironton (SE) James Gerfen, Ridgedale (C) Les Scarr, Barberton (NE) George Caso, Fairview (NE) Jim Jordan, Marietta (SE) Joe Neff, Newark (C) Don Thorp, Hebron Lakewood (C) Class of 1974 Class of 1980 Class of 1987 Paul Nore-Western Hills (SW) Fred Brideweser, Fairless (NE) Ray Sumpter, Bryan (NW) Class of 1995 Mark Stewart-Beavercreek (SW) Bob Wren, Ohio University Jim Stahl, Columbus Academy (C) Jim Glauer, Crestline (NW) Neal Nelson-Willoughby South (NE) Richard Termeer, OHSAA Ed Rannow, Athens (SE) Class of 1981 Class of 1988 Richard “Lefty” Hall, Marion Allen, Logan (SE) Howard Conserve, Princeton (SW) Frank Cozze, Worthington (C) St. Clairsville (E) Bob Baird, Genoa (NW) George Hamric, Hamiliton Class of 1975 Dave Koblentz, Columbus West (C) Township (C) Class of 1996 Bob Davis, Tecumseh (SW) Fred Nocera, Whetstone (C) Tim Engleka, Centerville (SW) Dick Hauck, Western Hills (SW) Bill Sadler, Westerville South (C) Class of 1989 Jim Murray, Dayton Stebbins (SW) Milo Ratkovich, Akron Kenmore (NE) Bernie Hovan, Nordonia (NE) Class of 1997 Joe Bowers, Lima Senior (NW) John Nese, Steubenville Dick England, Lancaster (SE) Joe Palazzo, Bishop Ready (C) Garold Parrot, Deshler (NW) Catholic Central (E) William Schmidt, Ashtabula Lou Brunswick, Coldwater (NW) Class of 1990 St. John (NE) Jack Ryan, Bishop Hartley (C) Class of 1982 Don Colussi, Colerain (SW) Art Massey, Cuyahoga Heights (NE) Bob Addis, Euclid (NE) George Sosobee, Hudson (NE) Jim Shamel, Coshocton (E) Hank Miller, Canton McKinley (NE) Dave Young, Tallmadge (NE) Class of 1998 Jim Bittengle, Shadyside (E) Robert Smith, Riverside (NE) Class of 1991 Bob Costello, Vandalia Butler (SW) Dick Finn, Ohio State John Nelson, Fairfi eld Union (C) Frank Gamble, Massillon Perry (NE) Don Neff, Unioto (SE) Class of 1983 Tim Miller, Canton South (NE) Dean Harrah, Jewitt-Scio (E) Bob Chapman, Fairmont East (SW) Class of 1976 Brick Long, Rossford (NW) Class of 1992 Class of 1999 Augie Bossu, Benedictine (NE) Roy Bates, Northwestern (NE) Richard Kandik, Oregon Clay (NW) Dave Ewing, Walnut Ridge (C) Ron Brookey, Marion Delaney, Maple Heights (NE) Rob Rose, Toledo Whitmer (NW) Dayton Meadowdale (SW) Class of 1984 Paul Serra, Euclid (NE) Ken Selby, Cincinnati Western Vince Chickerella Luke Izer, Sandy Valley (NE) Hills (SW) Linden McKinley (C) Class of 1993 Lou Carson, Portsmouth East (SE) Class of 1985 Mike Cameron, Cincinnati Class of 2000 Fred Heinlen, Shaker Hts. (NE) Jim Hardman, Piqua (SW) Moeller (SW) Don Kober, St. Francis Desales (NW) 14 Richard Prince, Elida (NW) John Anspach, Cuyahoga Falls (NE) Jerry Federele, Cincinnati Elder (SW) Fred Meier, Oak Hills (SW) Dick Shine, Cuyahoga Falls (NE) Joe Gilhousen, Canton Glenoak (NE) OHSBCA Hall of Fame | Continued Class of 2001 Class of 2009 Class of 2015 Richard Fishbaugh, Jack Branon, Wheelersburg (SE) Bruce Cahill, Tippecanoe (SW) Otterbein College John Dickerson, OHSAA Chris Kaczmar, Walsh Jesuit (NE) Mike Mohner, Fairport Harding (NE) Robert Haegele, Kyle Reiser, Elmwood (NW) Vince Pellegrini, McDonald (NE) Westerville North (C) Jim Wharton, Convoy Crestview (NW) Tom Randall, Kenton Ridge (SW) Class of 2002 John “Spark” Sankal, Class of 2016 Dan Bowling, Hamiliton (SW) Eastlake North (NE) Irvin “Frosty” Brown, Tom Schreck, Wynford (NW) Bethel/Troy (SW) Class of 2003 John Cannizzaro, Newark Rich Arbinger, Toledo Start (NW) Class of 2010 Catholic (C) Bob Brenning, Urbana (SW) Dave DiDonato, Indian Valley (E) Ken Ciolek, Lakewood (NE) Dave Klontz, Heath (C) Jim Dougherty, Hilliard Glen Morse, New London (NW) Davidson (C) Greg Wilker, Milbury Lake (NW) Class of 2004 Mike Schumm, Parkway (NW) Dan Kern, Miller City (NW) John Tipton, Portsmouth (SE) Class of 2017 Jim Leininger, Ayersville (NW) Jerry Chase, Cleveland Central Tim Saunders, Dublin Coffman (C) Class of 2011 Catholic (NE) Ray Sharnsky, Gilmour Academy (NE) Ken Gray, Mason High School (SW) Tim Dunn, Cincinnati Phil Krouskop, Perry (NW) Country Day (SW) Class of 2005 Jeff Mielcarek, Toledo Central Ray Neill, Sandusky Perkins (NW) Chris Hardman, Ottawa Hills (NW) Catholic (NW) Dennis Hegarty, Northwest (SE) Richard Meyer, Buckeye Valley (C) Class of 2018 Scott Manahan, Bishop Jim McBride, Kalida (NW) Watterson (C) Class of 2012 Mike O’Reilly, Sylvania Dennis Woods, Lake Catholic (NE) Doug Long, Franklin (SW) Southview (NW) Rod Lindsey, River View (E) Mike Wiss, Minster (NW) Class of 2006 Steve Little, Jackson/ Dan Gorbett, Galion (NW) Olentangy (SE-C) Class of 2019 Doug Miller, Canton Cent. Cath. (NE) Tom Held, Defi ance (NW) Dave King, Lehman Catholic (SW) Dean Schuler, Valley (SE) Chris Kubbs, Pleasant (C) Bill Slinger, St. Xavier (SW) Class of 2013 Frank Lamoreaux, Seneca East (NW) Dave Hall, Perrysburg (NW) Chuck Schilling, Hudson (NE) Class of 2007 Bob Merritt, Crestwood (NE) Fred Heatherington, Steubenville (E) Len Taylor, Mentor (NE) Class of 2020 Pat Hendershott, Wellston (SE) Mark Thompson, Elder (SW) Tom Neubert, Greg Inselmann, Patrick Henry (NW) St. Francis DeSales (C) Bruce Stall, Versailles, (SW) Class of 2014 Marc Lowther, Cuyahoga John Dorner, St. Henry (NW) Heights (NE) Class of 2008 Chuck Harlow, Northmont (SW) Ray Hamilton, Lakota East (SW) Phil Callaghan, Dublin Scioto (C) Ron Janey, Logan (SE) Rick Gold, Piqua (SW) Jeff Short, Westlake (NE) Curt Karpinski, Elyria (NE) 15 Mike Ryan, Perry (NE) 2019 OHSBCA Hank Miller Memorial Scholarship Recipients Each year the Board of Directors selects several Corps. Hank graduated from Canton Township High individuals to be awarded our “Hank Miller School (Canton South) in 1942 and earned his college Memorial Scholarship.” An eligible applicant must degree from Ohio Northern University. His coaching be a graduating son or daughter of a coach who has career started at Mogadore High School with other been an OHSBCA member for a minimum of fi ve coaching stints at Louisville, Canton Lincoln, consecutive years. Th is year, 12 worthy students have Canton McKinley and GlenOak High Schools. Hank been awarded a $500.00 scholarship. Hank Miller, was a lifetime member of the National Education Canton McKinley High School, was inducted into Association. Hank was President of the OHSBCA the OHSBCA Hall of Fame in 1975. Hank was a in 1982. He offi ciated basketball and served as teacher of Industrial Arts and Vocational Carpentry recreational director for the city of Louisville. Hank is for 39 years. He retired from Canton City Schools in a member of the Greater Canton Amateur Sports Hall 1989. He coached many sports including tennis, golf, of Fame and the Ohio Northern University Athletic basketball and his favorites football and baseball. He Hall of Fame. He was the founder of the Hank Miller was a World War II veteran who served in the Marine High School baseball series. Natalie Butler, Barnesville High School: Natalie is the daughter of DJ and Kelly Butler. Her father is the Varsity baseball coach at Barnesville High School. Natalie was a member of the track team, Varsity B, Key Club, Junior State of America, Interact Club, and Th e National Honor Society. She was also an iBelieve and Ohio Association of Student Leaders staff er. Natalie attends the University of Toledo and is majoring in social work. Kody Cottis, Indian Creek High School: Kody is the son of Mike and Kendra Cottis. His father is the Varsity Baseball Coach at Indian Creek High School. Kody received 3 letters in baseball and 2 in football. He earned Eastern District honorable mention as a sophomore and junior. He also earned 4 academic letters for academic excellence and community service. Kody attends the University of Northwestern Ohio and is majoring in Robotics and Automation Technology. Avery Fisher, Ontario High School: Avery is the son of Ontario High School baseball coach, Jeff Fisher and is currently a member of the Ohio State University baseball team. Avery started at shortstop for four years at Ontario High School. He garnered 1st Team All-Ohio honors for both his Junior & Senior seasons; while earning 2nd Team All-Ohio as a sophomore. Fisher was named the Mid Ohio Athletic Conference Player of the Year in both 2018 & 2019. Garrison Hamilton, Lakota East High School: Garrison is the son of Ray and Dee Hamilton. Garrison’s father Ray is the Head Baseball Coach at Lakota East High School. While at Lakota East, Garrison was a 3-year Varsity Baseball Letterman and a two-year letterman in Football. He was an All Greater Miami Conference (GMC) performer in Baseball. Garrison is attending Ohio Dominican University on a Baseball Scholarship. He is majoring in Biology and Chemistry. Grayson Hamilton, Lakota East High School: Grayson is the son of Ray and Dee Hamilton. His father Ray is the Head Baseball coach at Lakota East High School. During High School Grayson was a three-year varsity letterman in baseball and a two-year letterman in football. He was a two time 16 All Greater Miami Conference (GMC) performer. His Senior season he was GMC Player of the year, SWOBCA Player of the Year, and 1st team All-State. Grayson is currently attending Ohio Dominican University on a Baseball scholarship. He is majoring in Economics and Finance. Peyton Henry, Leipsic High School: Peyton is the daughter of Darren and Jill Henry. Darren is the Head Baseball Coach at Leipsic High School. Peyton earned 3 varsity letters in Cross Country and 4 varsity letters in Basketball and Track. She was a member of National Honor Society and a Buckeye Girls State Representative. Peyton attends Blufft on University majoring in Graphic Design and Marketing and is a member of the Women’s Basketball Team. Jason Holly, Upper Sandusky High School: Jason is the son of Scott and Sandy Emerick. His father Scott has been coaching baseball for over 20 years and is currently the head baseball coach at Upper Sandusky High School. Jason received 4 letters in Baseball. He Earned All-Conference honors as a senior, and All-District honors as a sophomore and senior. He also was a fi rst team All-Ohio Pitcher selection his senior year. Jason also participated in the Ohio Senior All-Star series in Columbus, as well as the district all-star game where he was voted MVP of the tournament. Jason attends Bowling Green University where he is studying Business Education. Drew Hoppe, Kenton High School: Drew is the son of Bo and Heather Hoppe. While at Kenton High School, Drew was a member of the National Honor Society and KHS Ambassadors. He was a member of the FFA Interview Team. He was a 4-year letter winner in Soccer at Kenton High School, as well as earning letters in Baseball, Swimming and Track. Drew is currently in the Nursing program at Marion Technical College. Katherine Host, Claymont High School: Katherine is the daughter of Kraig and Cyndy Host. Her father is the Head Baseball Coach at Claymont High School. Katherine participated in and was a four-year letter winner in both Tennis and Track & Field. Katherine’s other activities included: graduating with an Honors Diploma, being a member of the National Honor Society, Class President all four years of High School, Leo Club President for three years, Student Council, College Credit Plus program at Kent St. Tuscarawas where she earned 31 credit hours, participated in the Drama & Fine Arts as well as Mock Trial. Katherine is currently attending Capital University, majoring in Nursing and earning a minor in Business Management. Madeline Nell, Anthony Wayne High School: Maddi is the daughter of Mark Nell and Tawn Williams-Nell. Her father is the Varsity Baseball Coach at Anthony Wayne High School. Maddi received 3 letters in volleyball at Otsego High School. She earned All-NBC Honors and All-District Honors as a sophomore, junior, and senior. Maddi was also inducted into National Honor Society. Maddi now plays Division 1 volleyball at Purdue University Fort Wayne and studies Healthcare Management. Zach Perkins, Youngstown Cardinal Mooney High School: Zach is the son of Brian and Jill Perkins. His father is the Dean Of Students and head baseball coach at Toronto High School. Zach was very active in numerous clubs and organizations at Cardinal Mooney. He is currently a freshman at Akron University majoring in Civil Engineering. His future goal is to maintain the integrity of the current infrastructure. Jessie Welker, Troy High School: Jessie is the daughter of Ty and Amy Welker. Her father is the varsity baseball coach at Troy High School. Jessie received letters in cross country and cheerleading. Jessie was involved in National Honor Society, ASTRA, and organized a Reading Buddies program at a local elementary school. Jessie currently attends the Ohio State University studying public aff airs. 17 Coaching Matters: How Baseball Prepares For Life | Matt Englander Case Western Reserve University Th ursday, January 16, 2020 • 5:05 p.m. - 5:35 p.m. • Regency Ballroom • Individual and Team Goal Setting • Determination MATT ENGLANDER • Overcoming Adversity • Handling Success and Failure • Developing Discipline • Creating Comradery • Building Toughness • Competitive Spirit • Major Challenges in Life = Trace Response to Baseball • Baseball as a Transformative Experience • How important our role can be to the young men we coach 18 Receiving: You Win With The Stri-Ball | Jerry Weinstein Colorado Rockies Th ursday, January 16, 2020 • 5:40 p.m. - 6:25 p.m. • Regency Ballroom JERRY WEINSTEIN 19 Creating Offensive Production | Tony Vitello University of Tennessee Th ursday, January 16, 2020 • 6:30 p.m. - 7:15 p.m. • Regency Ballroom 1. Mentality - You are working on this every day whether it’s intentional or not - Aggressive approach on offense and Conservative on defense is a combination TONY VITELLO that has won many a games in the past - No other sport or group needs to be relentless more than hitters 2. Routines - A proper warm up every day gets the body and mind right - Follow in the footsteps of great ones that have come before you - Do not allow your mind/imagination to place different values on different situations 3. Speedwork & Baserunning - Do not ignore areas that can contribute to production - Challenging the defense to play catch is the goal of all SEC teams 4. Game of Percentages - Pick your numbers that apply - Give the offensive group a “Why” based off of numbers - Consistency will work in the long run 5. Hitting - Repetition is the Father of All Learning - Limit fatigued swings - Compete w/ Bat Speed at All Times 6. Executing the Offense - Have a clear goal at all times – Singleness of Purpose - Heavy emphasis on Team & or Quality At Bats 7. Open Discussion/ Q & A on Drills and Resources 20 Tools to Drive the Motivated Player and Team | Greg Beals The Ohio State University Th ursday, January 16, 2020 • 7:40 p.m. - 8:25 p.m. • Regency Ballroom !#!# + $ $ ( " ! ! $ . # + / GREG BEALS " *"!" " ! $"!! $ " ( !!& & "$!! ( ! . ! / 32,82,32 ) !" !./ 3+ " * !. ## /.!! !/ 4+ " " !-60 - " !' ! - !! $!& " & !- !! !!, !! ! !- !% ! ! 5+ ! * ! ! + 6+ ! *!$ !! $' 7+ " + 21 Biometric Driven Coaching | Erik Bakich University of Michigan Th ursday, January 16, 2020 • 8:30 p.m. - 9:15 p.m. • Regency Ballroom $! '! ' " ! ERIK BAKICH #" !!!!( *"#!! "!" !""#" - " . " # ' ! % " #!" "' !" " &" '% " + ) *"" % !, # # " "! ! #"' "" !!" " "" 22 Attacking Good Hitters: Strategies To Get Them Out | Randy Mazey West Virginia University Th ursday, January 16, 2020 • 9:20 p.m. - 10:05 p.m. • Regency Ballroom " #" " RANDY MAZEY " " ! $" ! " " " #" " " ! " " $" 23 " Tim Saunders Completes His First Year As The National High School Baseball Coaches Association Executive Director Dublin Coff man Coach Tim Saunders is now making plans to get Ohio Coaches involved in a National Level Association. Th ere have been more committees added in order to give coaches a responsible position to promote the game of Baseball in many ways. Currently the NHSBCA has the following Committees: • NATIONAL RANKING • ALL AMERICAN • EXECUTIVE BOARD • HALL OF FAME • REGIONAL ASSISTANT COACHES OF THE YEAR • REGIONAL AND NATIONAL COACH OF THE YEAR • REGIONAL AND NATIONAL FIELD OF THE YEAR • SOCIAL MEDIA COMMITTEE • NHSBCA STATE BOARD MEMBERS • ANNUAL CLINIC OPERATIONS Currently The Following Coaches Are Involved with the NHSBCA at Its Highest Levels. TIM SAUNDERS ...... EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR ...... DUBLIN COFFMAN RAY BENJAMIN ...... ASSOCIATE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR ...... ST. CHARLES SCOTT MANAHAN ...... 1ST VICE PRESIDENT ...... RETIRED TONY CLEVELAND ...... RANKING COMMITTEE CHAIR ...... BISHOP WATTERSON ADAM ARCURI ...... RANKING COMMITTEE ...... LICKING VALLEY JEFF MIELCAREK ...... REGION CHAIR ...... TOLEDO CENTRAL CATHOLIC TOM MARKER ...... SOCIAL MEDIA ...... OLENTANGY ORANGE CHRIS HUESMAN ...... SOCIAL MEDIA ...... DUBLIN JEROME BILLY GAMBLE...... SOCIAL MEDIA ...... MASSILLON JACKSON SEVERAL OHIO COACHES HAVE BEEN SPEAKERS AT THE ANNUAL CONVENTION: JON BENNETT – GRANVILLE / NATE HILLARY – HILLIARD BRADLEY SCOTT MANAHAN – BISHOP WATTERSON / TOM MARKER – OLENTANGY ORANGE JEFF MIELCAREK – TOLEDO CENTRAL CATHOLIC / DOUG MILLER – EAST CANTON TOM NEUBERT – DESALES / TIM SAUNDERS – DUBLIN COFFMAN Th e association is divided into regions to better serve high school coaches and players throughout the nation. Ohio is considered the Upper Midwest Region IV. It is made up of six states (IL, IN, KY, MI, OH, WI). 24 The 2020 Annual Coaches Clinic Will Be Held On December 3 – 6 At The Embassy Suites Hotel In Scottsdale, Arizona. 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Mental Game 31 Winter Training: Preparing Indoors to Perform Outside | Eric Smith Youngstown State University Friday, January 17, 2020 • 11:05 a.m. - 11:35 a.m. • Union AB ROAD MAP AND LAYOUT - Have a plan and understand your ERIC SMITH surroundings CREATING AN IDENTITY - Know who you want to be OUTFIELD EXPECTATIONS - Likely the first time you’re working with your group FUNDAMENTAL DRILLS IN A SMALL SPACE - No rock goes unturned THROWING WITH A PURPOSE - More than just arm care 32 Catching: Protecting the Strike Zone | Danny Hayden Miami University Friday, January 17, 2020 • 11:05 a.m. - 11:35 a.m. • Taft CD ! DANNY HAYDEN 33 The Pitching Development Calendar | Kyle Hallock Bowling Green State University Friday, January 17, 2020 • 11:05 a.m. - 11:35 a.m. • Fairfi eld I. The Fall A. Establish Expectations 1. Core Principles – Catch, Long Toss, KYLE HALLOCK Arm Care, Bullpens, Presence, etc. B. Collective Learning 1. Pitch Calling 2. Constructive Criticism C. Feedback 1. Measurements II. Individuals A. Increase Expectations B. Less Is More 1. Catch Program C. Test Day 1. Create Opportunity III. Winter Break A. Become a Pro B. January 1st. IV. Pre-Season A. Catch B. Bullpens C. Simulated Games D. PFPs E. Pickoffs F. Drills V. Regular Season A. Communication B. Pitch Count VI. Summer Baseball A. Commitment B. Learning Experiences VII. Throwing “Breaks” A. July-August / December 34 B. Physical Fitness Developing Speed, Strength and Mobility in the HS Baseball Athlete | Dean Hansen The Ohio State University Friday, January 17, 2020 • 11:05 a.m. - 11:35 a.m. • Union CD DEAN HANSEN 35 Building Infi eld Playmakers | Brian Meyer The Minnesota Twins Friday, January 17, 2020 • 11:05 a.m. - 11:35 a.m. • Taft AB BRIAN MEYER &% " ! ! " # $ &% " 36 High Performing Teams | Justin Toole The Cleveland Indians Friday, January 17, 2020 • 3:30 p.m. - 4:15 p.m. • Regency Ballroom 1.) High Performing Teams a. Project Aristotle (Google’s two year project) i. Psychological Safety – the team can take risks without feeling insecure or embarrassed JUSTIN TOOLE ii. Dependability – the ability to count on each other to do high quality work on time iii. Structure and clarity – working with clearly defined goals, roles, and execution plans iv. Meaning of work – the work is personally important to everybody on the team. v. Impact of work – everybody on the team fundamentally believe their work matters (player roles) 2.) Defining Success a. Achievement Goal Perspective Theory – a key is understanding how people define success (Mastery Goals vs Achievement Goals) – Think Box and Play Box b. Language and Communication i. What’s learning look like - Struggling/Failing, asking questions, feeling uncomfortable c. Athletes are a reflection of their coaches/influenced by the groups they are affiliated with i. Believe you can learn something – more likely to learn ii. Believe you can’t learn something – less likely to learn 3.) Learning vs Performance a. Desirable Difficulties – enduring failure and having resiliency b. Challenge and support – facilitative environment vs unrelenting environment. i. Athletes should be exposed to relevant and progressively demanding stressors and, with appropriate support, become surmountable challenges. c. Learners respond when they have some control i. Learner is more likely to determine the optical practice condition to acquire a new skill. 1. Partially controlling environments yield best results, specifically if the 37 student led the process. The Infi elder’s Checklist: A Guide to Consistently Making Plays | Matt Kata The Cleveland Indians Friday, January 17, 2020 • 4:20 p.m. - 5:05 p.m. • Regency Ballroom I. Introduction & Background II. The Power of Checklists a. WWII story of the Model 299 (B-17) b. 10 Minute Toughness – Jason Selk MATT KATA i. Performance Statement 1. Identify the most important things you need to do to perform successfully… ii. The Infielder’s Checklist III. Coaching Excellence – Performance is a Behavior…not an Outcome! a. Player-Centered i. Our goal as coaches should be to make ourselves redundant…we want our players to be their best coach b. What type of player do we want to develop? i. Self-aware, creative thinkers, decision makers, and problem solvers c. Coaching Excellence Principles IV. Back to the Checklist…Principles are few… a. Catch b. Transfer c. Throw V. Checklist as an assessment tool – players and coaches a. DO-CONFIRM VI. Quick Hitters a. SS positioning b. Second baseman DP positioning at bag VII. Thank You! 38 3 Pillars of Building a Championship Culture | Jeff Duncan Kent State University Friday, January 17, 2020 • 5:10 p.m. - 5:55 p.m. • Regency Ballroom JEFF DUNCAN 39 Recruiting and Player Evaluation | Jordon Banfi eld University of Akron Friday, January 17, 2020 • 6:00 p.m. - 6:45 p.m. • Regency Ballroom • ( '& "!. o % &+ "" % $" & "! $"'& "! o & '# JORDON BANFIELD $&$ % • ! 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His tireless work ethic and knowledge for the past 8 years, aft er previously serving as the head base- of the game has improved every aspect of our program. His ball coach. His contributions to the program are immeasur- commitment to the players in this program continues with fa- able, as he continually off ers his time and expertise to the cility upgrades, most notably the creation of a player’s locker players in our system. He is a knowledgeable and innovative room inside our press box. coach who is extremely respected both in the school and in the community. He has recently helped to champion the ef- Marty Roth – Norwalk High School forts toward the installation of fi eld turf on our varsity infi eld Northwest District for this coming season, ensuring that all future Comets will Coach Roth serves as our hitting coach along with working have top-notch facilities on which to play and practice. Brad with our corner infi elders. Coach Roth has also has been in- will be retiring aft er this baseball season, and this award is a strumental in helping to develop our players in our summer fi tting end to an extremely successful and outstanding coach- programs at the local level and with some of our travel teams. ing career. Coach Roth is a passionate coach that focuses on fundamen- tals, discipline and playing the game the right way. Our play- Darryl Woods – West Holmes High School ers are drawn to his attention to detail, his intensity and enjoy East District being coach by him. His coaching philosophy is clear and Darryl Woods has been involved in the West Holmes Base- he is very approachable for extra help. Although Marty is a ball Program for 16 years. He is West Holmes pitching coach volunteer coach and works outside of the school during the and is a huge part of the success we’ve had. Big on mechanics, day his dedication helped us to a 19-9 record along with an Coach Woods also employs rigorous conditioning as well. We SBC and sectional title even though we had only one senior had well over 20 pitchers on our 3 teams last season. His fi ery in the program. Coach Roth is an outstanding family man, demeanor and demand for excellence go a long way in help- respected in our community an asset to our program and very ing our players reach their potential. He has sent numerous deserving for this award. pitchers onto college at various levels. Kyle Lonas – Athens High School Roy Whisner – Licking Valley High School Southeast District Central District Kyle has been the Head JV Coach at Athens High School for Roy will be entering his 19th season as an assistant coach at 8 years. He has been a great asset to the program. Kyle puts in Licking Valley. Roy has been an intrical part of our baseball countless hours during the season and off -season. Kyle knows program, that most recently was able to win the Division II what it takes to prepare the kids for the Varsity Level. He is in- Central District Championship. Statistics and numbers can’t volved in every aspect of the program, from winter workouts really defi ne the infl uence that Roy has had on Licking Valley to fundraising to spending countless hours making the Ath- baseball; moreso, it has been the relationships built and the ens Baseball Field one of the best in the area. Loyalty is one of trust of his players that would most defi ne his impact. Roy is a his very strong attributes. Kyle is open minded with willing to stalwart at Licking Valley, where he has also been on staff for learn whatever it takes. He attends as many clinics as he can. the wrestling program for over 20 years, and a middle school He shows a great deal of professionalism on and off the fi eld. football coach for the last 15 years. Roy has been a part of Kyle ties to analyze and understand their total individuality. dozens of league titles, and has had an impact on hundreds By doing this, he is able to create an eff ective way on how of athletes over the last couple of decades. Coach Whisner is to approach them individually. He utilizes the knowledge of like a multi-tool or Swiss Army knife for Licking Valley ath- the sport by sharing his ideas with the Head Coach and to letics, but specifi cally for baseball; you can fi nd him taking other members of the staff as well. He dedicates himself, and water off the fi eld, hanging signs, dragging tarps, and waiting his time to assist players in the mastering skills. He takes the and watching for the next weather system - only to change his time to assist every single player to develop many of the skills muddy clothes, throw BP, and yell at the kids who are walk- 46 of baseball. Coach Lonas fi nds a way to make training and ing across the wet infi eld. Coach Whisner is a familiar face at games as enjoyable as possible for the team. He brings enthu- Licking Valley, and the community is lucky to have a dedicat- siasm among the members in order for them to make their ed and loyal coach like Roy to lead our young men. Ohio High School Baseball Coaches Association Salutes 2019 State Champion Coaches Division I Head Coach may never lose another game! Brad Ganor, Saint Ignatius High School About half way thru the year, we were on a 4-game losing Number of Years Coached, School Coached, and Number of streak and I felt like we could Years at that School: 21 totals seasons, all at Saint Ignatius High never WIN another game! School, 6 years as an assistant and the last 15 years as head coach But, like every great team, Career Record: 326-116-1 we had some amazing senior 2019 Team Record: 24-8-1 leadership who were able to Overall Head Coaching Record at Present School: 326-116-1 take ownership of the team and Program Accomplishments as the weather warmed up, so State Championships: Number & Years: 2 (2002, 2019) did the team. I was able to sit Final Four Appearances: Number & Years: 14 (1953, 1993, 1995, back, watch them work and go BRAD GANOR 1997, 2000, 2002, 2004, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2013, 2015, 2016, 2019) on an amazing playoff ride. All District Championships: Number & Years: 17 (1992, 1993, 1995, the way back to the District Semi Final, we were in 1 run games 1997, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2012, 2013, and dog fi ghts the whole way. It took 13 innings in the state semi 2015, 2016, 2019) and 10 innings in the state fi nal, but we were able to fi nd a way and come out on top. We played some really great teams that are Notable Alumni: Garry Roggenburk (1958)-Minnesota Twins, well coached along the way and I never felt anything came easy. Mike Hegan (1960)-New York Yankees, Steve Huntz (1963)-St. Th ere are no great head coaches, in my opinion, but I do think Louis Cardinals, Mike Buddie (1989)-New York Yankees, Derek there are great coaching staff s. Cody Dearth, Matt Kata, Mark Dietrich (2007)-Miami Marlins and Cincinnati Reds, Luke Farrell Terlep and John Whelan are MY great staff and their unwavering (2009)-Texas Rangers, Nick Margevicius (2014)-San Diego Padres support of our players and love for our school, propel our players 2019 Season Highlights: Refl ection of the 2019 State to reach their fullest and achieve so many of their team and per- Championship Journey sonal goals and I can’t thank them enough! Coaching at a school with a history of success, we embarked Th e support of my wife of 17 years, Nicole, and our boys on our journey in 2019 with the same goal as everyone else in the Dominic and Luke, allow me to create amazing experiences for state. I’m sure every coach has had this feeling aft er going extras our players thru the game of baseball. Without their love and with nationally ranked Calvary Christian in Clearwater, and then support, nothing would ever be possible. As long as that contin- beating nationally ranked Tampa Jesuit the next day, I felt like we ues, I will consider every season a success, no matter how it ends. Division II Head Coach 2019 Season Highlights: Re- Mike Barhorst, Chaminade-Julienne fl ection of your 2019 State Championship Journey Number of Years Coached, School Coached, We fi nished this year with and Number of Years at that School: 10 years as the best winning percentage in Head Coach and 10 years as Assistant school history (27-2). We had a all at Chaminade Julienne HS very focused group of guys that Career Record: 152-111 had one thing in mind, and that 2019 Team Record: 27-2 was getting back to State for another chance to win a title. Overall Head Coaching Record at Present School: 152-111 We faced some great opponents Program Accomplishments throughout the season and saw MIKE BARHORST State Championships: Number & Years: 3 (1970, 2018, 2019) a lot of great arms. We lost both Final Four Appearances: Number & Years: 5 (1970, 1975, 2017, of our games by a 5-4 margin early in the year. We fi nished the 2018, and 2019) year winning our last 23 games. It was a very special season for a District Championships: Number & Years: 7 (1970, 1975, 1986, couple of reasons. First, we were one of only nine schools to have 2014, 2017, 2018, and 2019) won back to back titles, and secondly, I had announced before the tournament that I would be stepping down aft er the season. 47 League Championships: Number & Years: 4 (2015, 2017, 2018, So being able to go out with another State Championship was the 2019) ultimate fi nish to my career. Congratulations Saint Ignatius High School | Division I Champions Chaminade-Julienne High School | Division II Champions 48 Congratulations Coldwater High School | Division III Champions Toronto High School | Division IV Champions 49 Ohio High School Baseball Coaches Association Salutes 2019 State Champion Coaches Division III Head Coach Th e 7 seniors from the 2018 Brian Harlamert, Coldwater High School team were supporting the 7 seniors on the 2019 team, and Number of Years Coached, School Coached, and were all in attendance as we Number of Years at that School: 24 years at Coldwater, with 22 raised the Gold Championship as Head Coach Trophy in Akron. Career Record: 490-143 We have so much support 2019 Team Record: 26-6 and pride in our community Overall Head Coaching Record at Present School: 490-143 and school for all our Aca- demic and Athletic teams. Program Accomplishments We couldn’t have the success State Championships: Number & Years: 7 (1983, 1984, 1987, without our school administra- 1990, 1992, 2014, 2019) BRIAN HARLAMERT tion, great fans, and supportive Final Four Appearances: Number & Years: 21 parents. Th e Baseball Family of so many players from many great District Championships: Number & Years: 27 years have always been so important to our success. League Championships: Number & Years: 31 It is such an honor to run a program started by Hall of Famer, 2019 Season Highlights: Refl ection of the 2019 State Lou Brunswick (leading us to 5 championships and over 700 Championship Journey wins). I also want to thank our great coaching staff who have a Th e 2019 season was a great example of resilience and believ- great passion for Coldwater and our baseball program. Many ing in the Process. Losing our fi rst 3 games to very good teams, members are Coldwater Graduates:Jason Hemmelgarn, Cory allowed the team to refl ect on what we were doing, how we want- Klenke, Riley Muhlenkamp, Eric Stachler, Nathan Grunden, ed to get our team to come together, and believe in the process of (Bill Ray, only non-Coldwater Graduate), and our Summer Head coming together as a team. Coach, Tom Brunswick. Th e 2018 season ended in the State Finals as Runner Up, and A special thanks goes to my Family for always being there and the memory motivated the 2019 team to the State Championship. for all your Love: Trisha, Aaron, Olivia, Annelise and Evan. Division IV Head Coach crowned State Champions was Brian Perkins, Toronto High School a huge thrill for me as a coach. What I will remember the Number of Years Coached, School Coached, and most about this team was their Number of Years at that School: 26 years and 15 years as Head enthusiasm as well as their “All Coach In” mentality. Everyone had a Career Record: 329-86 role to fi ll and they did it with- 2019 Team Record: 28-5 out hesitation. Overall Head Coaching Record at Present School: 329-86 All Tournament games were against quality teams Program Accomplishments which made what our guys State Championships: Number & Years: 2 (1998, 2019) accomplished even more mem- Final Four Appearances: Number & Years: 4 (1987, 1998, 2017, BRIAN PERKINS orable. 2019) I would like to thank my assistant coaches for the tremen- District Championships: Number & Years: 13 dous job they do on and off the fi eld. Rich Crowe, Matt Karaff a, (1980,1981,1987,1996,1998,1999, 2002, 2005, 2009, 2016, 2017, Johnathan Durand, Jake Booth, John Parker, Ryan Fidak and Cole 2018, 2019) Bodnar are truly an outstanding staff that should be commended League Championships: Number & Years: 9 (1987,1999, 2000, for the job they have done. 2006, 2008, 2009, 2015, 2016, 2019) You are only as good as the people around you, and I am very 2019 Season Highlights: Refl ection of the 2019 State fortunate to have a staff that is dedicated, knowledgeable and loyal Championship Journey as these guys. 50 Our players and coaches have worked so hard over the years and Finally, I would also like to thank my wife Jamie and my two have sacrifi ced so much to be a part of our program. To see them children Zach and Camryn. Whether you’re planning a corporate gala with 500 guests or a small, private meeting, Hughie’s has the equipment you need to make your event happen. •Audio •Video •Lighting •Staging •Rigging •Décor •Custom Set Design Joe Walsh - [email protected] 412.621.1220 www.hughies.com Cleveland • Columbus • Pittsburgh 51 Congratulations to our 2019 Poll Champions! Division I ...... Mason High School and Coach Curt Bly Division II ...... Dayton Chaminade-Julienne High School and Coach Mike Barhorst Division III ...... Archbold High School and Coach Dick Selgo Division IV ...... Berlin Hiland High School and Coach Chris Veidt Also Division I Coach of the Year ...... Dave Starling, New Albany HS Player of the Year...... Yanni Skerotis, Mass. Jackson HS Division II Coach of the Year...... Mike Barhorst, Chaminade-Julienne HS Player of the Year...... Jase Bowen, Tol. Central Catholic HS Division III Coach of the Year ...... Dennis Woods, Villa Angela-St. Joseph HS Player of the Year...... Joey Torok, Kirtland HS Division IV Coach of the Year ...... Mike Wiss, Minster HS Player of the Year...... Nathan Karaff a, Toronto HS Past State Poll Champions Division I Division II 2018 ...... Amherst Steele ...... NE 2018 ...... Wapakoneta ...... NW 2017 ...... Mass. Jackson ...... NE 2017 ...... Wapakoneta ...... NW 2016 ...... Mass. Jackson ...... NE 2016 ...... Defi ance ...... NW 2015 ...... Cin. Moeller ...... SW 2015 ...... Benjamin Logan ...... SW 2014 ...... Walsh Jesuit ...... NE 2014 ...... Bloom-Carroll ...... C 2013 ...... Cin. Mason ...... SW 2013 ...... Defi ance ...... NW 2012 ...... Grove City ...... C 2012 ...... Defi ance ...... 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 ...... Defi ance ...... 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 Division III Division IV 2018 ...... Berlin Hiland ...... E 2018 ...... Whiteoak ...... SE 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 ...... Colombiana ...... NE 2004 ...... Cin. Hills C.A...... SW 2004 ...... Cin. Country Day ...... SW 52 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 OHSBCA 2020 State Coaches Poll Guidelines (Please Read and Save) Six times, during the course of the season, starting mid- April the voting coaches of the state coaches poll rank the teams in each of the four divisions and then select 4 divisional All-Ohio teams. Th is is a recognition of OHSBCA members, their teams and their players. Numbers of voters for each district are selected based upon membership in our state organization. Th e 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.) 1. 32 coaches vote in each division. 7. Th is year’s Poll will be conducted for 6 consecutive weeks, ballots to be sent to voters 2. Coaches must be a member of the OHSBCA on April 18, 24, May 1, 8, 15 and 22. Voting to vote, be ranked, or nominate for All-Ohio. begins at Noon-Friday, and ends Midnight Saturday 3. Coaches are selected by their district representatives upon completing a voting (Note changes: 6 weeks, Friday, Saturday only) application. 8. Poll results will be submitted to our website at 4. Any head coach who is interested in voting www.ohsbca.org the following Monday. must complete an application and return it to the Poll Director or to his district 9. Coaches selected to vote will receive representative Applications are available on information on the voting procedures during line at www.ohsbca.org starting in May and the 3rd week in March. If you are listed as ending in September each year. a voter and have not been contacted by the fi rst week of April, email me so that we may 5. Th e number of coaches voting in a district correct any problems. will vary, determined by the number of OHSBCA member schools in their respective 10. A 7th ballot, beginning at Noon Th ursday district and division. May 29 and Ending Midnight Sunday, June 1 will be the All-State, Coaches Poll Team 6. Coaches selected to vote will be notifi ed by Ballot. Results released when verifi ed by their district reps and their names and emails, District Reps. with hyperlinks will be published on the website www.ohsbca.org under Poll Teams/ (Note changes: 7th week, Th ursday through Voters Sunday) 53 Ohio High School Baseball Coaches Association 2020 State Coaches Poll Below are the coaches that will voting in Divisions 1 & 2 for the 2020 Season. Contact them by going to the website (www.ohsbca.org) where you will fi nd email addresses and hyperlinks to each voter under “Poll Teams”/Eligible Voters. 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" " '-!% "- ! -+,.+ 5+'$%"' &"%-(' + - ' !"- ($ "$( 2%' ",! +-!(%" + -!' (+('-( (--% %2 (+-,&(.-!%2 "%% + ' + 0 "%' "%%" ' +/", () 0 %%5 (. (' (.-, 2 ' "' (%'/" 0 ,,(' 2% (& )( ! " )( ! " (.%- + $,(' '- +.+ " %"' + 2 . $ 2 '-+% .% 32',$" . , (+('-( (,,"- + (! +"&% +% ,, ! !"- ($ +" $ % " $,/"%% (%% -- 2' 0-(' % + "' $ "',- + ' ", ! + 0+$-!(%" (!"!(+ (!"!(+ +- + /"' "' (%'/" 0 (( 0"' ++ - "%%, % + -!' (+('-( ",, "$ "',- + %$%&" $(!%$ 57 %%",(' " !" .2!( " !-, 2, "- ! %% 0+ & ' %"-3 & ' ) ' ' ')$ 2 -4 '+2 +-"'" !&'-!(%" +((' + " $ ",! +-!(%" . % "%% $ '- +!+",-"' ( -3 (% 0" % "-, ! 2% -4 '+2 -+ ! + /"' (+0%$-4.% (0'-(' & +(' +(/ "-2!+",-"' !% 2 , +('-('-4 (, )! Ohio High School Baseball Coaches Association 2019 All-Academic Team Mitchell Sollmann ...... Lehman Catholic Jack Heitbrink ...... Minster John Cianciolo ...... Lehman Catholic Jarod Keller ...... New Bremen Eric Fisk ...... Summit Country Day Nick Wells ...... New Bremen Micah Johnson ...... Summit Country Day Ben Kuck ...... New Bremen Brady Ray ...... Summit Country Day Justin Tenkman ...... New Bremen Andrew Smith ...... Centerville Ryan Bertke...... New Bremen Jacob Zarnosky ...... Indian Lake Gabriel Reyes ...... Tiffi n Columbian Jake D’Amico ...... Springboro Jaret Nelson ...... Hopewell Loudon Logan Zier ...... Springboro Noah Smith ...... Wynford Tyler Kean ...... Springboro Josh Aiello ...... Lexington Davey Berner ...... Tecumseh Austin Basham...... Lexington Blais Hale ...... Tecumseh Chris Stevens ...... Lexington Ben Stacy ...... St. Xavier Ben Vore ...... Lexington Brendan Burck ...... St. Xavier Casey Crawford ...... Carey Chet Larger ...... St. Xavier Drew Hoppe ...... Kenton Jacob Fitzpatrick ...... St. Xavier Noah Hotz ...... Fremont Ross Joe Auberger ...... St. Xavier Ben Mosser ...... Fremont Ross Mason Woprice ...... St. Xavier Zachary Wells ...... Toledo Central Catholic Sam Larocco ...... St. Xavier Justin Schiets...... Toledo Central Catholic Jake Becker ...... Milford Jase Bowen ...... Toledo Central Catholic Sam Greenwell ...... Milford Alec Loveridge ...... Riverdale Calvin Hunter ...... Milford Miles Frey...... Riverdale Adam Yoh ...... Milford Andrew Borkosky ...... Riverdale Jarred Seigel ...... Anna Wesley Smith ...... Meigs Carter Elliott ...... Anna Hayden Higginbotham ...... Logan Elm Andrew Scully ...... Anna Luke Watson ...... Logan Elm Deric King ...... Northeastern Reece Trowbridge ...... Sheridan Eric Fisk ...... Summit Country Day Chance King ...... Sheridan Micah Johnson ...... Summit Country Day Joel Kyle Cyrus ...... Portsmouth West Brady Ray ...... Summit Country Day Nick Barga...... Athens Corbin Shatto-Craft ...... Edgewood Dylan Boone ...... Hillsboro Ryan Galanie ...... Archbishop Moeller Jared Th ompson ...... Hillsboro Michael Tennie ...... Archbishop Moeller Derek Duckworth ...... Marietta Jason Berry...... Sycamore Bailey Roberts ...... Washington Courthouse Jacob Zeinenstein ...... Sycamore Jarred Hall ...... Washington Courthouse Luke Brooks ...... Archbishop McNicholas Travis Wise ...... Paint Valley Henry Foley ...... Archbishop McNicholas Dawson Runyon ...... South Point Vincent Ramundo ...... Archbishop McNicholas Drake Mcclure ...... South Point Brady Biglin ...... Buckeye Central Jared Morrow ...... Valley John Wurm ...... Buckeye Central Jesse Jones ...... Valley Brandon Mann ...... Buckeye Central Trevor Penrod ...... Waverly Reese Miller ...... Vermilion Ethan Brooker ...... Waverly Mark Morris ...... Vermilion Blaine Needham ...... Miller Sterling Benko ...... Vermilion Drew Davis ...... Alexander Sam Herron ...... Vermilion Garret Gray ...... Circleville Derek Pignataro ...... Lima Central Catholic Garrott Kennedy ...... Circleville Dominic Riepenhoff ...... Lima Central Catholic Ethan Wolfe ...... Circlevile Trevor Lambert...... Kalida Isaac Whaley ...... St. Joseph Central (Ironton) Ethan Schmenk ...... Kalida Austin Fearon ...... Garaway Jakob Harshman ...... Sylvania Southview Peyton Miller ...... Garaway Parker Mcclure ...... Sylvania Southview Mitchel Neidenthal ...... Strasburg Franklin Connor Bush...... Sylvania Southview Michael Neidenthal ...... Strasburg Franklin Josh Vaculik ...... Sylvania Southview Issac Schmitz ...... Richmond Edison Noah Johnson ...... Toledo St. Francis DeSales Andrew Kinney ...... Richmond Edison Adam Okuley ...... Toledo St. Francis DeSales Brennan Scott ...... Richmond Edison Braden Durham...... Toledo St. Francis DeSales Riley Watson ...... Richmond Edison Sam Lefeld ...... St. Henry Cole Ferguson ...... Claymont Jay Knapke ...... St. Henry Dylan Beaver ...... Buckeye Trail Rylee Deitsch ...... St. Henry Logan Mcvicker ...... Buckeye Trail Daylen Froning ...... St. Henry Alex Kridelbaugh ...... John Glenn Dalton Miller ...... Lima Shawnee Ben Larson ...... John Glenn Jake Hutchins ...... Lima Shawnee Chase Karling ...... John Glenn Kale Ebling ...... Lima Shawnee Gavin Th ompson ...... John Glenn Jacob Cowan ...... Lima Shawnee Paul Szalay ...... John Glenn Justin Behnke ...... Lima Shawnee Kaden Lawler ...... Tri Valley Avery Fisher ...... Ontario Mitchell Woodhall ...... Dover Jozef Shema ...... Wauseon Ethan Snyder...... Dover Tyler Pelish ...... Gibsonburg Patrick Miller ...... Hiland Fred Sisco ...... Gibsonburg Drew Yoder ...... Hiland Nate Ball ...... Perrysburg Andrew Miller ...... Hiland Brock Frydenlund ...... Perrysburg Richard Gualtiere ...... Indian Creek 58 Connor Judy ...... Anthony Wayne Zachary Barnett ...... Indian Creek Chip Gottschalk ...... Anthony Wayne Colton Wietfeld ...... Indian Creek Evan Barker...... Maumee Jackson Peloquin ...... Johnstown Gabe Haghiri ...... Port Clinton Jaren Hewitt ...... Johnstown Noah Enneking ...... Minster Luke Wilcox ...... Pickerington North Mike Ketner ...... Minster Brock Vinci ...... Pickerington North August Boehnlein ...... Minster Tom Suhayda ...... Grove City Christian Gavin Robbins ...... Grove City Christian Derek Gerber ...... Dalton Sam Woods ...... Grove City Christian Chase Miller...... Dalton Vic Fenik ...... Jonathan Alder Ryan Slaven ...... Western Reserve Luke Shepherd ...... Jonathan Alder Grant Eversman ...... Rocky River Mike Ferrite ...... Jonathan Alder Ross Hartman ...... Rocky River Grant Horvath ...... Bishop Watterson Tommy Kelly ...... Rocky River Adam Fallon ...... Bishop Watterson Owen Jaite ...... Rocky River Gabe Nader ...... Heath David Tucci ...... Rocky River Marshall Flynn ...... Heath Jack White ...... Rocky River Michael Dailey ...... Westerville South Luke Coyne ...... Rocky River Jack Lovell ...... Westerville South Alex Jacob ...... Cuyahoga Valley Christian Ian Frim...... Wellington Joey Torok ...... Kirtland William Hammett ...... Wellington Nick Ribic ...... Kirtland Jackson Haney ...... Wellington Andrew Demarco ...... Kirtland Andrew Haraburda ...... Wellington Jack Dever ...... Kirtland Trevor Mccraw...... Wellington Jimmy Casamento ...... Solon Lucas Gauerke ...... Lancaster Ryan Guggenheim ...... Solon Garrett Davis ...... Lancaster Logan Bailey ...... Crestwood Tyler Monk ...... Lancaster Joseph Knopp ...... East Canton Parker Th ompson ...... New Albany Andrew Gothard ...... East Canton Charles Duruss ...... St. Charles Bobby Housel ...... University School Th omas Fanning ...... St. Charles Nolan Jones ...... University School Aidan Rice...... St. Charles Brett Rogers ...... University School Andrew Rubadue ...... St. Charles Jimmy Sikorovsky...... University School Ryan Callahan ...... Bexley Jarod Weigand ...... Canal Fulton Jacob Wright ...... Bexley Ethan Kulich ...... Massillon Jackson Matthew Shapiro ...... Bexley Trey Wright ...... Massillon Jackson Colin Doyle ...... St. Francis Desales Drew Feucht ...... Massillon Jackson Aaron Kauser ...... St. Francis Desales Yianni Skeriotis ...... Massillon Jackson Shawn Corkrean ...... St. Francis Desales Brandon Bielak ...... North Royalton Christian Grube ...... St. Francis Desales Aidan Hickey ...... Holy Name Micheal Pallaci ...... St. Francis Desales Ryan Byrne ...... Holy Name Nick Schooley ...... London Blake Hartline ...... Hudson Chris Bood ...... Northmor Bryce Mcclure ...... Hudson Ryland Th omas ...... Northmor Ryan Mitcheltree ...... Hudson Christian Bova ...... Olentangy Matthew Morris...... Hudson Ben Brewster ...... Olentangy Jack Seiple ...... Hudson Sutton Bucci ...... Olentangy Aiden Samuel...... Hudson Zach Mitchell ...... Buckeye Valley Matthew Aukerman ...... Hudson Th ompson Brady ...... Buckeye Valley Marcel Ulrich ...... Hudson Ben Atiyeh...... Buckeye Valley Nolan Oconnell ...... Hudson Ryan Lewis ...... Olentangy Orange Kevin Mealwitz ...... Keystone Tyler Ross ...... Olentangy Orange Michael Mileski ...... Keystone Robbie Dayhuff ...... Olentangy Orange David Gingerich ...... Tuslaw Chasen Graley ...... Tree Of Life Jacob Kraus ...... Nordonia Shawn Scarberry ...... Tree Of Life Joey Derusso ...... Nordonia Elijah Mayes ...... Tree Of Life Ryan Smith ...... Nordonia Parker Hray ...... Norton Robby Levak ...... Nordonia Andrew Kozak ...... Norton Vince Varner ...... Nordonia Luke Bosley ...... Norton Matt Brightbill ...... Loudonville Nathan Burke ...... Beachwood Joe Henley ...... Loudonville Jonathan Marks ...... Beachwood Dylan Polen ...... Loudonville Devin Turvey ...... Columbiana Crestview Tyler Wyatt...... Waynedale Brad Kling ...... Canton Central Catholic Jeremy Keim ...... Waynedale Calvin Burns ...... Canton Central Catholic Garrett Goodwin ...... Hillsdale Christian Turner ...... Canton Central Catholic Garrett Crites ...... Hillsdale Nick Massarelli ...... Canton Central Catholic Brock Snowball ...... Wadsworth Chris Wilson ...... Canton Central Catholic Benny Petit ...... Wadsworth Drew Hallgren ...... Canton Central Catholic Matt Moore ...... Wadsworth Keenan Mason ...... Canton Central Catholic Connor Hallas ...... Wadsworth Justin Metsker ...... Wickliff e Nicolas Lallathin ...... Wadsworth John Byrne ...... Wickliff e Caleb Prasco ...... Louisville Noah Herron ...... Brunswick Kyle Boron ...... Glen Oak Kyle Goessler ...... Brunswick Max Leikin ...... Orange Michael Paljich ...... Manchester Ty Van Demotter ...... Orange Brandon Caster...... Manchester Sean Borgman ...... Orange Josh Entrikin ...... Lisbon David Anderson Jack Newman ...... Orange Logan Bell ...... Lisbon David Anderson Nicholas Miller ...... Uniontown Lake Chase Franken ...... Columbiana Cameron Martin ...... Uniontown Lake David Allan ...... Bay Garrett Obourn ...... Uniontown Lake Mason Clutter ...... Buckeye Zach Mezget ...... Mentor Derek Th omas...... Buckeye Gino Manfredi ...... Mentor Adam Matras ...... Buckeye Tim Eppich ...... Mentor Kyle Trickett ...... Villa Angela St. Joseph Alex Edwards ...... Mentor Cole Weiss ...... Chagrin Falls Howie Gavell...... Mentor Jack Amendola ...... Chagrin Falls Alex Scampitilla ...... Mayfi eld Max Faulds ...... Chagrin Falls David Leighton Banjoff ...... Elyria Catholic Drew Beckwith ...... Chagrin Falls Cameron Engrish ...... Elyria Catholic Zach Houghtaling ...... Willoughby South Gavan Hrobat ...... Elyria Catholic Tommy Kelly ...... Willoughby South Jack Walsh ...... Elyria Catholic Sam Griffi n ...... Willoughby South Maxwell Menner ...... Elyria Catholic Jake Hart ...... Amherst Steele Grant Mcclure...... Elyria Catholic 59 Jacob Lezon ...... Amherst Steele Carter Lynes ...... North Olmsted Christian Velaz ...... Amherst Steele Darien Stanley ...... North Olmsted Gage Norris ...... Elyria Sean Elbin ...... North Olmsted Hunter Osborne ...... Elyria Alex Rahm ...... North Olmsted Blake Jenkins ...... Massillon Washington Patrick Beatrez ...... North Olmsted Nick Christopher ...... 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There are no shortcuts on protection behind and back harness to allow a more form-fitting and comfortable fit the plate for you or the next incoming pitch. Suit up • Two-tone striped pattern with confidence that your chest protector is • Adult: 17″ working just as hard as you are. • Intermediate: 151/2″ B/GPH O/B S/B S/N S/R W/C W/DG W/M W/N W/PU W/R W/S W/SIL LGVEL/LGVELI VELO™ SERIES LEG GUARDS • AIMS™: Advanced Impact Management System™ • Heat Exchange™ foam technology side flaps increase airflow and keeps you cool • Conforming lightweight design for comfort and mobility • Patented Supertoe™ for ultimate instep protection • Over-the-shoe elastic strap on toe flap for improved fit • Adult: 161/2″ • Intermediate: 151/2″ B/GPH B/S B/O N/S R/S W/SIL C/W DG/W MA/W N/W PU/W R/W S/W