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MHSBCA 2017-2019 Executive Committee Members Past President: Fundraising: Harv Antle – Licking Bill Seamon – Owensville (Retired) President: Academic All State: Ben Baier—Blue Springs South Bill Seamon – Owensville (Retired) President-Elect: Vendors: Michael Minner, Charleston Tony Perkins – Francis Howell Class 1 Vice President: Hall of Fame: Justin Simpher, Bell City Brad Mayfield – Odessa Class 2 Vice President: Janet and Bill Seamon Distin- 2019 HALL OF FAME Bryan Harmon – Crane guished Service Award: Class 3 Vice President: Richard Wood, Odessa COACH OF THE YEAR Jim Julian, Forsyth Assistant Coach of the Year: Class 4 Vice President: Jeff Elsenraat – Buffalo AWARDS LUNCHEON Jeff Graviett – Cape Notre Dame MHSBCA Field of the Year: Class 5 Vice President: Jeff Elsenraat – Buffalo Sponsored by Fundraising U Keith DeShurley, Zumwalt West FCA Coordinator: MHSBCA Scholarship Committee: Paul Dudley – Lebanon Bill Seamon - Owensville (Retired) Secretary: Dave Riley – Holden Richard Wood, Odessa Harv Antle – Licking Executive Director: Saturday, January 19, 2019 Barry Koeneke – Hallsville Bill Seamon – Owensville (Retired) Brian Ash – Southern Boone Executive Secretary: 12:00 pm – 2:30 pm Senior All Star Series: Janet Seamon Dave Hix – Harrisonville MHSBCA All State: Dave Scheer – Union (Retired) Capitol Plaza Hotel Legislative Committee: Harv Antle – Licking Jefferson City, Missouri Rankings Committee: Bryan Harmon, Crane MHSBCA Player of the Year: 2017-2019 MHSBCA Officers Ben Baier – Blue Springs South Newcomer of the Year: President……………………………… Ben Baier, Blue Springs South Jeff Elsenraat – Buffalo Clinic Speakers: President-Elect………………………. Michael Minner, Charleston Ben Baier – Blue Springs South VP-Class 1A………………………….. Justin Simpher, Bell City MISSION STATEMENT: VP-Class 2A………………………….. Bryan Harmon – Crane The mission of the Missouri High School Baseball Coaches Association is to promote and ad- VP-Class 3A………………………….. Jim Julian, Forsyth vance the game of baseball by providing educational opportunities for coaches and student ath- letes through interscholastic competition, instilling ethical coaching methods, and recognizing the VP-Class 4A………………………….. Jeff Graviett – Cape Notre outstanding efforts in high school baseball in the state of Missouri. Dame VP-Class 5A………………………….. Keith DeShurley, Zumwalt West Be sure to turn in your Executive Director……………………. Bill Seamon, Retired Hall of Fame Nomination forms. Executive Secretary…………………. Janet Seamon Past MHSBCA Scholarship Winners Luncheon Program Welcome 2012 Adam Pennington; Kirksville High School Keynote Speaker Seth Nilges; Forsyth High School Introduction of Head Table Zachary Morgan; Oak Grove High School Jason Myers; Bolivar High School Invocation by Paul Dudley Payton Scarbrough; Maryville High School Lunch 2013 Sam German; Hallsville High School Please Silence Electronic Devices During Ceremony Clayton Harrison; Russellville High School Patrick Souders; Eldon High School Awards Presentation Levi Harmon; Oak Grove Zach Perkins; Francis Howell High School Closing Remarks 2014 Adam Harris; New Franklin High School Mason Price; Belle High School Joshua Jacobsen; Lawson High School Peter West; Windsor High School 2019 HALL OF FAME MEMBERS Nic Perkins; Francis Howell High School Brian Ash, Southern Boone HS 2015 Matthew Sappington; Dadeville High School Jeff Graviett, Notre Dame HS Hayden Moore; Concordia High School Cole Huffhines; Lawson High School Daniel Strohm; Lutheran Sough High School Nolan Snyder; St. John Vianney High School 2016 2019 DISTINGUISHED SERVICE Tristan Tanner; Clever High School Jordan Schlueter; Concordia High School AWARD Trevor Garriott; Southern Boon High School Cory Dudley; Lebanon High School Ryan Perkins; Francis Howell High School Tim Thompson; Coach/MSHSAA (Retired) Justin Perkins; Francis Howell High School 2017 Kale Harris; New Franklin High School Logan Sorrell; Galena High School Reese Gassen; Lexington High School Coaching Awards Alex Bean; Maryville High School Scot Roberts; Hannibal High School Coach of the Year Awards Sponsored by Recognition of Victory Club Cooperstown Bat 2018 Recognition of Longevity Club Assistant Coach of the Year Sponsored by Clayton Bosch; Northwest R-4 High School Cooperstown Bat Zack Hunsicker; Francis Howell High School District Championship Coaches Michael Morris; Battle High School Field of the Year Sponsored by Turface Cameron Cooper; Concordia High School Quarterfinalist Champion Coaches Seth Kenagy; East Buchanan High School Newcomer of the Year Sponsored by Louis- State Semi-Finalist Awards ville Slugger MHSBCA Player of the Year Sponsored by Diamond Past MHSBCA Scholarship Winners Assistant Coach of the Year, Sponsored by Cooperstown Bat Austin Lawrence Clay Stumpff 2004 Craig Luetkemeyer; St. Elizabeth R-IV High School Aurora HS Crane HS Travis McCann; Charleston High School Jesse Jett; Owensville High School Field of the Year– Park Hill South Baseball Stadium; Josh Walker, Eric Jones Sponsored by Mickey Wallace; Ritenour High School Turface 2005 Newcomer of the Year– Darin Terrell, Crane HS Sponsored by Louisville Slugger Chris Hampton; Forsyth High School Layne Kreter; Owensville High School Chase Glimore; Lafayette High School MHSBCA Player of the Year– Luke Mann, Vianney HS Sponsored by Diamond Jonathan Nagel; Kickapoo High School MHSBCA HALL OF FAME MEMBERS Dick Birmingham (‘90) Brad Mayfield (‘99) Scott Weissman (‘05) Mike Musser (‘12) 2006 Andres Steven Bonnel; Novinger High School Floyd Reed (‘90) Dave Fry (‘00) Jim Wolfe (‘05) Dave Scheer (‘12) Mason Thorpe Haupt; Jefferson City High School Greegory Charles Cox; Kirksville High School Jim Derry (‘90) Byron Hagler (‘00) Mike Russell (‘06) Jeff Diekmann (‘13) Brett Ross Blythe; Cole County R-V High School Blake Carlton Slage; Eureka High School Lee Engert (‘91) John Stipetich (‘01) Neale Richardson (‘06) Howard Quigley (‘13) 2007 Don Provance (‘91) Stan Walden (‘01) Joe Ketchum (‘06) Rich Van Gilst (‘13) Caleb Paul Dudley; Lebanon R-III High School Bob Swift (‘91) Bill Seamon (‘01) Dennis Fick (‘07) Mike Essick (‘14) Bo Hoelscher; Russellville Cole R-1 High School Jeffrey Alan Smith; Holden High School Charles Gateley (‘92) Kent Fewell (‘02) Greg Vitello (‘07) Steve Williams (‘14) Andrew Peter Jett; Owensville High School John Marshall Wilson; Jefferson City High School Bob Benben (‘92) Steve Lael (‘02) Terry Kasper (‘08) Scott Brown (‘15) 2008 Lou Diaz (‘93) Tom Bradley (‘02) Tom Reck (‘08) Mike Yust (16) Tyler Winkle; Stoutland High School Neil Pittman (‘93) Tony Perkins (‘02) Rick Berlin (‘09) Greg Jaros (‘16) Andrew Homfeld; Lafayette High School Nolan West; Bolivar High School Mike Sigler (‘94) Jim Taylor (‘03) Bob Conrad (‘09) Steve Pfund (‘16) Anthony Smreker; Hillsboro High School Bret Schwartz; Blue Springs High School Larry Wild (‘94) Doug Jones (‘03) Allen Crawford (‘10) Howard Greenwood (‘17) 2009 Barry Koeneke (‘95) Dave Plassmeyer (‘03) Steve Nicollerat (‘10) David Wilson (‘17) Steven Bieser; Valle Catholic High School Ed Perniciaro (‘96) Bob Dunahue (‘03) Mitch Wood (‘10) John Bergi (‘18) Zachary Dady; Leeton R-X High School Travis Mundahl; Kirksville High School John Hartley (‘97) Fred McConnell (‘04) Harv Antle (‘11) Chris Wyrick (‘18) Nathan Maples; Spokane High School Byron Richardson; Forsyth High School Cam Jury (‘97) Tim Hardesty (‘04) Darrell Davis (‘11) 2010 Kelly Odneal (‘97) Eddie Wiemholt (‘04) Ross Dey (‘11) Dalton Kelly; Bolivar High School Rod Haley (‘98) Robert Hill (‘05) Dennis Lawson (‘12) Tanner Reddick; Hallsville High School Derek Allen; Kirksville High School Larry Skeen; Forsyth High School Brendon Neel; Festus High School 2011 Seth Barratt; Northeast R-IV High School Kent Shikles; Russellville High School Tim Althage; Bishop DuBourg High School Ryan Snyder; Vianney High School Jacob Campbell;Barat Academy High School 2019 HALL OF FAME COACH OF THE YEAR AWARDS LUNCHEON Brian Ash—Hall of Fame 2019 Missouri State High School Baseball Southern Boone High School 2018 Coaches of the Year Sponsored by Cooperstown Bat Ashland, Missouri Class 1 Joe Bickings; Oran Caleb Heckemeyer; St. Elizabeth Dale Whitacre; Green City Brian Ash Ashland, HS Trevor Bowling; Walnut Grove Class 2 Nathan Gegg; Valle Catholic Family ● Wife - April married for 18 years Joe Garrison; Mansfield ● Son - Nolan 9 years old Lucas Branson; Russellville Education Brent Bybee; Skyline ● Rock Bridge High School 1994 ● Central Methodist University BS Degree in Education 1999 Class 3 Tim Harmon; Malden ● William Woods MS in Athletic Administration 2006 Shane Pierce; Strafford Schools ● Southern Boone HS (2000) - Assistant Baseball Coach David Riley; Holden ● Santa Fe R-X HS (2000-2001) - Head Baseball Coach, Head Boys Basketball Coach, Physical Education Barry Koeneke; Hallsville ● Baldwin, KS HS (2001-2004) - Head Baseball Coach, Middle School Social Studies ○ Baker University (2001-2004) - Assistant Men’s Basketball Coach Class 4 James Hoffman; Aurora ● Blair Oaks HS (2004-2009) - Assistant Boys Basketball Coach, Head Baseball Coach, Physical Education Sam Carel; St. Mary’s (St. Louis) ● Jefferson City HS (2009-2018) - Assistant Softball Coach, Head Baseball Coach, Driver’s Fred Smith; Boonville Education ● Southern Boone HS (Present) - Head Baseball Coach, 504 Case Manager/Alt School Aaron Holst; Excelsior Springs Coaching Career Class 5 Scott Brown; Vianney ● 318-131 W/L Record ● 19 years of coaching experience, 18 as head coach Mason Mershon; Hickman ● 6 Conference Championships ● 4 Final Fours (2006-1st, 2007-1st, 2016-2nd, 2017-1st)
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