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April 2021 Head Coach Member List Alabama Baseball Coaches Association 2020 - 2021 Head Coach Membership (As of April 29, 2021) School / Organization First Name Last Name High Schools Alabama Christian Academy Manuel Guice Albertville High School Matthew Lambert Andalusia High School Tyler Dent Ardmore High School Andrew Smith Ariton High School Logan Dunlap Ashford High School Tom Zahller Ashville High School Paul Hawk Athens Bible School Bill Murrell Athens High School Chuck Smith Austin High School Drew Williamson Autauga Academy Bobby Carr Baker High School Tyler Minto Baldwin County High School Kyle Hunter Bayside Academy Matt Limbaugh Beauregard High School Seth Nolen Benjamin Russell High School Richy Brooks Bessemer Academy Jeremy Brown Bibb County High School Kevin May Boaz High School Adam Keenum Bob Jones High School Jared Smith Brantley High School Austin Brook Carroll-Ozark High School Brett Birdsong Central High School AJ Kehoe Central-Tuscaloosa High School Charlie Hutchins Charles Henderson High School Chase Smartt Chelsea High School Michael Stallings Clarke County High School Chris Young Clarke Prep School Tommy Davis Cleburne County High School Jordan Fuller Cleveland High School Mike Johnson Conecuh Springs Christian School Daniel Adams Corner High School Caleb Hoyle Cullman High School Brent Patterson Curry High School Jeff Dean Dale County High School Patrick Street Daphne High School Brent Boyd Demopolis High School James Moody Decatur Heritage Christian AcademySteve Meek Decatur High School John Frost Deshler High School Justin Cantrell Dora High School Jase Trotter Dothan High School Alex Sanford Elberta High School Charles Basford Elmore County High School Michael Byrd Enterprise High School Matt Whitton Escambia County High School Roland Hall Eufaula High School Nathan Black Faith Academy Matt Seymour Faith Christian High School Jason Pahman Falkville High School Seth Ward Fayetteville High School Morris Phillips Flomaton High School Keith Nall Florala High School Tyler Zessin Fort Dale Academy Marshall Watts Fyffe High School Brad Thomas Gadsden City High School John Blake Bone Gardendale High School Ryan Keedy Gaylesville High School Kyle Garmon Geneva High School Ben Thompson Glencoe High School Taylor Talbot Glenwood High School Tim Fanning Gordo High School Jonathan Pate School / Organization - Pg 2 First Name Last Name Goshen High School Robby Kinsaul Greenville High School Josh Beverly Grissom High School Blake Talley Gulf Shores High School Chris Jacks Guntersville High School Kenny Chaffin G.W. Long High School Drew Miller Hale County High School Wesley Entrekin Haleyville High School Todd McNutt Hamilton High School Trent Williams Hanceville High School Mike Chandler Hartselle High School William Booth Hillcrest-Tuscaloosa High School Mark Garner Holtville High School Scott Tubbs Homewood High School Lee Hall Hoover High School Adam Moseley Houston Academy Tony Kirkland Hueytown High School Billy Chandler Huntsville High School Luke Lamm Jackson High School Dwain Dorman James Clemens High School Johnny Johnson Jasper High School Patrick Ware John Carroll High School Jared Bonvillain JU Blacksher High School Justin Mixon Lee High School (Huntsville) Butch Weaver Lincoln High School Matt Collier Lindsey Lane Christian Academy Charles Morrison Lowndes Academy Shane Moye Macon-East Montgomery Academy Bob Pickett Madison Academy David Pressley Maplesville High School Justin Little Marbury High School Justin Veazey McGill-Toolen Catholic High Sch Tim Becker Minor High School Tony Burden Mobile Christian School Talley Haines Monroe County High School Hunter Brown Montevallo High School Chris Shelton Moody High School Eamonn Kelly Mortimer Jordan High School Shayne Carnes Mountain Brook High School Lee Gann Murphy High School Michael Smith New Brockton High School Dakota Tillis Northridge High School Guy Howard North Sand Mountain High School Ivan Richard Northside Methodist Academy Mike Mordecai Oak Mountain High School Derek Irons Oneonta High School Brandon Moore Opelika High School Zach Blatt Opp High School Michael Cassady Patrician Academy Jonathan Lindsey Pelham High School Sean Anderson Pike Road High School Allen Ponder Pinson Valley High School John Gluschick Plainview High School Phil Johnson School / Organization - Pg 3 First Name Last Name Prattville Christian Academy Tommy Goodson Prattville High School Kevin Hall Priceville High School Preston Potter Providence Christian School Casey Smith Ragland High School Cory Williams Randolph School John Flowers Red Level High School Todd Smith Rehobeth High School John Griffin Reno (NV) High School Pete Savage Robert E. Lee High School-MontgomeryDaniel Ballard Robertsdale High School Peter Bezeredi Russell County High School Tony Rasmus Russellville High School Chris Heaps Sardis High School Kevin Vinson Scottsboro High School Jess Smith Shades Valley High School Craig Lehman Sheffield High School Skyler Holden Shelby County High School Cory Hamrick Sipsey Valley High School Bobby Moore Smiths Station High School Mike Ferry Spain Park High School Will Smith Spanish Fort High School JD Pruitt Sparkman High School Jason Brewer Springville High School Jonathan Ford St. Clair County High School Steven Nuss St. James Keith Lucky St. John Paul II Joe Sottolano St. Lukes Episcopal School Mike Szymanski St. Paul's Andy Robbins Stanhope Elmore High School Kaleb Shuman Sulligent High School Zach Leech Sumiton Christian School Lance Blair Tallassee High School Adam Clayton T.R. Miller High School Kevin Madden The Lakeside School Scottie Ates Thomasville High School Clint Anderson Thompson High School Pat Hamrick Thorsby High School Drew Wood Trinity Presbyterian School Ken Whittle Tuscaloosa County High School Nick Richardson Vestavia Hills High School Jamie Harris Victory Christian School Stephen Kilgroe Westminster Christian Academy Jason Anderson West Blocton High School Zac Tinker Westbrook Christian School Matt Kennedy West Limestone High School Ryan Griffin West Point High School Drew Bryson Wetumpka High School Michael Dismukes White Plains High School Wes Henderson Wicksburg High School Jarrod Wagner W.S. Neal High School Robbie Grace School / Organization - Pg 4 First Name Last Name Middle Schools Brookwood Middle (softball) Kelsay Cross Corner Middle School Cade Medley Liberty Middle School Wes Hopper Minor Middle School Colby Lange Northside Middle School Derrick Miles Providence Christian JV Drew Owen Other Fyffee Youth League Jonathan Phillips Beehive Baseball Al Starr Birmingham Comets Steve Brown CABA USA Kennon McArthur 14U Canes Southeast Prospects Andy Beck Colleges Central Alabama Community CollegeLarry Thomas Lawson State Community College Blake Lewis Snead State Community College Casey Underwood Midway (KY.) University Max Sadler Troy University Mark Smartt Tuskegee University Reginald Hollins University of Mobile Jon Seymour.
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