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E. Stenberg IV 2734 Avon River Dr., Valrico, FL 33596 813.367.6046 Asten34@Gmail.Com Arthur (Ted) E. Stenberg IV 2734 Avon River Dr., Valrico, FL 33596 813.367.6046 [email protected] Education University of Tampa Tampa, FL B.S. Exercise Science/Sports Management 2000 Current Position Pasco County Schools Land O Lakes, FL Instructional Assistant ILS 9/2015-Present • Set up and Monitor students online classes Coaching Experience New Market Rebels Valley Baseball League New Market, VA Head Coach 9/2019-Present • Recruited/Mentored 30 collegiate baseball players • Hire and supervise 3 assistant coaches • Strengthened the relationship between the team and the community Niagara Power New York Collegiate Baseball League Niagara, NY Head Coach 10/2018-9/2019 • Recruited/Mentored 35 collegiate baseball players • Hire and supervise 4 assistant coaches • Strengthened the relationship between the team and the community • 2019 NYCBL Regular Season and Post Season Champions 34-12 • NYCBL All Star Team Head Coach, 5 All-Stars, Won 3-0 • 2019 NYCBL Coach of the Year • 5th in NACSB Hitting (.294) and Pitching (3.42) Champion City Kings Prospect League Springfield, OH Head Coach 10/2017-7/2018 • Mentored 35 collegiate baseball players • Hire and supervise 3 coaches • Strengthened the relationship between the team and the community • Fostered strong relationships with team booster members Savannah Bananas College Coastal Plain League Savannah, GA Pitching Coach 10/2016-9/2017 • Recruited Players • Created setup rotation • Team Record: 30-25, Division Runner-Up Sunlake High School Land O’ Lakes, FL Assistant Varsity Baseball Coach 1/2017-9/2017 • Implemented Arm Care Program • Team Record: 17-12 and Regional Runner-Up • Head JV Coach, Record:16-2 Lake Erie Monarchs Great Lakes Summer Collegiate League Flat Rock, MI Pitching Coach 5/2016-10/2016 • Created setup rotation • Facilitated team camp program Gaither High School Tampa, FL Assistant Baseball Coach 8/2015-1/2016 • Assisted with Pitchers • Responsible for field maintenance Madisonville Miners Ohio Valley Summer League Madisonville, KY Pitching Coach 10/2014-9/2015 • Responsible for field maintenance • Facilitated team camps • Team Record: 25-15, Best in Team History Cortland Crush New York Collegiate Baseball League Cortland, NY Pitching Coach 3/2014-9/2014 • Created and set up rotation • Monitored pitch count • Assisted in player strategy and technique Northridge High School Tuscaloosa, AL Assistant Coach 1/2014-5/2014 • Assisted with Pitchers • Responsible for field maintenance Marion Military Institute NJCAA Marion, AL Pitching Coach/Interim Head Coach 8/2013-10/2013 • Responsible for field maintenance • Monitored Arm Care Program • Fall Record: 5-3 Lima Locos Great Lakes Summer Collegiate League Lima, OH Pitching Coach 4/2013-8/2013 • Coordinated setup rotation • Monitored pitch count • Record: 22-16, Staff ERA 3.56 College of Central Florida NJCAA Ocala, FL Pitching Coach 8/2011-5/2013 • Mentored 3 All-Conference pitchers and 1 Honorable Mention pitcher • 2013 season o State Tournament Berth o Team Record: 29-23, 3.77 Staff ERA • 2012 season o Team Record: 31-20, 3.05 Staff ERA Additional Experience: University of Tampa, Assistant Coach 1/2011-8/2011 Colorado Northwestern CC, Assistant Coach/Recruiter 12/2009-5/2010 Land O’Lakes HS, Head JV Coach 1/2008-12/2009 Eckerd College, Assistant Pitching Coach 9/2004-2/2006 Florida College, Pitching Coach 7/2004-9/2004 Dighton-Rehoboth HS, Pitching Coach 7/2000-5/2002 Management Experience Tampa Bay Rays, Clubhouse Manger 2/2006-9/2006 Pawtucket Red Sox, Internship Summers 1998,1999 Coaching Accomplishments • 18 players to the Major League Baseball draft between 2010-2018 • 5 Free Agent Signees Playing Experience Professional • Southeastern League, Independent, Pensacola Pelicans Pensacola, FL o Pitcher 2003 Collegiate University of Tampa Tampa, FL 1998-2000 Florida Southern College Lakeland, FL 1995-1997 Certification • CPR/First Aid through the American Red Cross • Florida Baseball Ranch SAVAGE Pitching Coach Certification • Rapsodo Baseball Pitching Certified • Driveline Baseball Coaches Certification Basics of Pitch Design • Driveline Baseball Coaches Certification Foundations of Pitching .
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