OHIO HIGH SCHOOL COACHES ASSOCIATION STATE CLINIC 2016

PREPARE FOR THE END

JANUARY 21-23 HYATT REGENCY - Columbus

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Dear OHSBCA Members, Welcome to the 65th annual OHSBCA State Clinic. You are a member of the 2nd largest coaches association in the . Many high school coaches and college speakers have said that this is one of the best clinics in the nation. I am hop- ing that you are able to take something from this year’s clinic and go back to your school to make the young men in your program better this coming year and for years to come. The theme for the 2016 clinic is “Prepare for the End” and it is my hope that all of you set your goals high and start preparing for your team to reach Huntington Park. My involvement on this board for the past 6 years has allowed me the opportunity to witness great improvements the association has made. It is my honor to give back as Director of the 2016 State Clinic. The venue at the Hyatt Regency and Columbus Convention Center is just one example of the first class operation we are here to witness. If there is anything that any of our 24 board members or the Hyatt personnel can do to make your experience more enjoyable, please let us know. Your board is committed to making this a most enjoyable and rewarding experience, and represents you throughout the entire year. We have the opportunity to recognize and honor five (5) of our own with their induction into our OHSBCA Hall of Fame this weekend. I truly hope that you take the opportunity to attend our banquet on Friday at noon in the Ballroom to honor these five great men who have given so much to their schools, community and our association. There are also many other awards given to your peers and scholarships to the children of our members; you should not miss this banquet. I have taken great pride in putting together a great lineup of clinic speakers who have a variety of messages that will help you “Prepare for the End”. We continue to learn and seek information and I feel that this year’s speakers will truly help all of us grow our players and build a stronger program. The list of speakers for this year are: Joe Wilkins-Tiffin University Gary Henderson- University of Kentucky Landon Powell- North Greenville University Keith Vorhoff- University of Kentucky Greg Beals- The Ohio State University Leo Mazzone- - University of Kentucky Matt Talarico-Wright State University Tom Collins- Texas High School Mike Deegan- Denison University Dr. Daniel B. Leonard- Chiropractor Fuller Smith- UT Arlington Greg Lovelady-Wright State University John LaCorte- Otterbein College Craig Kyle- Jonathan Alder High School Ryan Alexander- Grove City High School Andy Tracy- Kris Knapp-Ontario HS Dean Hansen- The Ohio State University Ted Sullivan- Game Changer Jon Rustenhaven- Texas High School Rick Riccobono - USA Baseball Finally, I would like to take this opportunity to recognize the entire OHSBCA Board of Directors for their dedication and hard work to this organization. My sincere gratitude goes to the gentlemen who have been on the Executive Board with me the past few years: Kevin Yoder, Trevor Thomas, Tom Neubert, Rob Lavengood, Dave Hall, Dave Barrow, Scott Manahan, Ray Benjamin, Curt Karpinski, Dave Burkett, Jeff Mielcarek, and Frank Gamble. Special thanks to my wonderful wife, Deanna, and two sons, Zach and Parker, for allowing me to spend time away from home to and to help a great board with my duties. Thanks, Don Schone 2016 Clinic Director, OHSBCA 1st Vice President Watkins Memorial High School 1 OHIO HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL COACHES ASSOCIATION FACT SHEET – 2016

The purpose of the OHSBCA is to unify all baseball coaches in the State of Ohio, to promote high school baseball, to create an official line of communication with the Ohio High SchoolAthletic Association (OHSAA), to foster higher standards of professionalism and ethics, and to maintain a strong contact with the national, state and local coaches’ organizations of baseball. Membership: approximately 1,500 coaches annually. Dues: $25 per year due by February 15th (payable to Treasurer) Governing Body: Twenty-five member Board of Directors with twelve serving on the executive board. OFFICIAL ORGANIZATION FUNCTION/EVENTS: A. Annual Convention and Clinic: Held once per year at the Hyatt Regency Hotel in Columbus, OH. B. Board Meetings: Four times per year. Includes two meetings at the annual convention, a meeting at the Mi- zuno All-Star Series, and a meeting in October. C. OHSBCA Website: www.ohsbca.org D. Mizuno Senior All-Star Series: Held one week after the state tournament in June. The series honors eighty (80) graduated seniors and twelve member coaches in a 4 team round-robin format. The event takes place at Bill Davis Stadium on the campus of The Ohio State University in Columbus, Ohio. E. State Coaches Poll: Teams are rated in each of the four divisions five times each spring. Poll champions are recognized at the annual convention. There are thirty two (32) voting coaches in each division. Registration and membership forms to vote and team discussion forums can be found on web site. F. All- State Coaches Poll Team: The poll coaches in each division select an all-state team. All grade level of players are eligible. Each division selects a Player-of-the-Year and a Coach-of-the-Year. They are recognized by the wire services and are awarded a plaque at the annual convention. G. Player-of-the-Year Award: This award will be presented at the annual convention banquet by Pukka Headwear. Each of the four division Player-of-the-Year recipients will be recognized and one Player- of-the-Year will receive a plaque. H. Hall of Fame: The HOF induction is the highlight of the awards banquet at the annual convention. The Board of Directors selects inductees. Nomination forms can be found on web site. I. Scholarships: All graduating senior students of member coaches with five years of continuing membership are eligible. They are presented during the awards banquet. Form found on web site. J. Academic All-Ohio: Selected annually and awarded certificates. Certificates are handed out at the state con- vention. Forms can be found on web site. K. Service and Victory Awards: Service awards for coaches begin with the fifteenth year of membership and are awarded every five years thereafter. Victory awards begin at 100 and are awarded for every 100 victories there- after. Certificates and plaques are awarded at the state convention. L. Assistant Coach of the Year Award: Coaches from each district are recognized as assistant coaches of the year at our annual convention. M. Team Ohio: The OHSBCA is a major financial benefactor for Team Ohio. Team Ohio is a team of high school all-stars from Ohio who compete in the Heartland Classic. The Heartland Classic is an eight-state tournament held each year in Norman, Oklahoma, home of Oklahoma University. N. Past Presidents – Hall of Fame: All former OHSBCA Presidents and Hall of Fame members are invited back for the Hall of Fame Banquet on Friday afternoon. A reception will be held immediately after banquet. O. The Consultant of the OHSBCA regularly attends all meetings of the OHSAA Board of Control in Columbus. P. Sponsorships: The OHSBCA is sponsored by many corporations and also help sponsor our scholarship re- cipients: Rawlings (official baseball, uniform, helmet and Hall of Fame Banquet Sponsor) ,Pukka (official headware), Mizuno (Senior All-Star Game Sponsor), Miller Net (official net),Game Changer, Holloway and Easton.

2 Ohio High School Baseball Coaches Association 2015 BOARD OF DIRECTORS For a directory of theOHSBCA BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2015 2016OHSBCA BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2015 Board, please go to our website: www.ohsbca.org

PAST PRESIDENTPAST PRESIDENT HISTORHISTORIAN IAN NORTHWEST DISTRIC SNORTHWEST DISTRIC SR. REPR . REP NORTHWEST DISTRICT JNORTHWEST DISTRICT JR. REPR . REP TREVOR THOMASTREVOR THOMAS DAVID BURKETTDAVID BURKETT CHAD SPENCERCHAD SPENCER ROB LAVENGOODROB LAVENGOOD WESTFALL HIGH SCHOOLWESTFALL HIGH SCHOOL TUSLAW HIGH SCHOOLTUSLAW HIGH SCHOOL LIMA SHAWNEE HIGH SCHOOLLIMA SHAWNEE HIGH SCHOOL ASHLAND HIGH SCHOOL ASHLAND HIGH SCHOOL School School – (740)986– (740)986‐9211‐ 9211 School School – (330) 837– (330) 837‐7800 x 2127‐7800 x 2127 School School – (419) 998– (419) 998‐8000‐ 8000 School School – (419)289– (419)289‐7968 x 3102‐7968 x 3102 Fax – (740)986Fax – (740)986‐8897‐ 8897 Fax – Fax (330) 837– (330) 837‐6016‐ 6016 Fax ‐ (419) 998Fax ‐ (419) 998‐8127‐ 8127 Fax – Fax (419)281– (419)281‐8796‐ 8796 Home Home – (740)412– (740)412‐7039‐ 7039 Cell –Cell (330)265 – (330)265‐7310‐ 7310 Home Home – (419)568– (419)568‐6430‐ 6430 Home Home – (419)685– (419)685‐1184‐ 118 4 Cell‐ sameCell‐ same [email protected] [email protected] Cell‐(567)204Cell‐(567)204‐5560‐ 5560 Cell‐sameCell‐same [email protected]@westfallschools.com 1295 Lanedale St. N.W. 1295 Lanedale St. N.W. [email protected]@shawnee.noacsc.org [email protected] [email protected] 19463 Pherson Pike19463 Pherson Pike Massillon, OH 44647 Massillon, OH 44647 13432 Waynesfield Rd.13432 Waynesfield Rd. 406 Parkside Dr.406 Parkside Dr. Williamsport, OH 45601Williamsport, OH 45601 Wapakoneta, OH 45895Wapakoneta, OH 45895 Ashland, OH 44805Ashland, OH 44805

PRESIDENTPRESIDENT BUSISNESSBUSISNESS / MANAGER/ SOUTHEAST DISTRICT JR. REPSOUTHEAST DISTRICT JR. REP SOUTHEAST DISTRICT SSOUTHEAST DISTRICT SR. REPR . REP KEVIN YODER KEVIN YODER TEAM OHIO COORDINATOTEAM OHIO COORDINATOR R JASON WRIGHTJASON WRIGHT JEFF NOBLEJEFF NOBLE TRI‐VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL TRI‐VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL JEFF MIELCAREKJEFF MIELCAREK OAK HILL OAK HILL HIGH SCHOOLHIGH SCHOOL WAVERLY HIGH SCHOOLWAVERLY HIGH SCHOOL School School –(740)754–(740)754‐2921‐ 2921 TOLEDO CENTRAL CATHOLIC TOLEDO CENTRAL CATHOLIC School School – (740)682– (740)682‐7055‐ 7055 School School – (740)947– (740)947‐7701‐ 7701 Fax – (740)Fax – (740) 754‐6415 754‐6415 Work Work – (419)241– (419)241‐2222‐ 2222 Fax – (740)682Fax – (740)682‐6075‐ 6075 Fax – Fax (740)947– (740)947‐8428‐ 8428 Cell‐(330)Cell‐(330)‐204‐‐1894204‐ 1894 Home Home – (419)261– (419)261‐9245 ‐9245 Home Home – (740)682– (740)682‐6395‐ 6395 Home Home – (740)947– (740)947‐2353‐ 2353 [email protected]@tvschools.org Cell‐sameCell‐same Cell‐(74Cell0)418‐(740)418‐0482‐ 0482 Cell‐(740)708Cell‐(740)708‐2353‐ 2353 2105 Woodcrest Lane2105 Woodcrest Lane [email protected]@twosathleticclub.com [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Coshocton, OH 43812Coshocton, OH 43812 4824 Laurel Hill Place 4824 Laurel Hill Place 2233 Hickory Grove Rd.2233 Hickory Grove Rd. 148 Columbia Dr. 148 Columbia Dr. Toledo, OH 43614Toledo, OH 43614 Oak Hill, OH 45656 Oak Hill, OH 45656 Waverly, OH 45690Waverly, OH 45690

1ST VICE PRESIDENT1ST VICE PRESIDENT OHSAA COHSAA CONSULTANTONSULTANT SOUTHWEST DISTRICT SR. REPSOUTHWEST DISTRICT SR. REP SOUTHWEST DISTRICT J SOUTHWEST DISTRICT JR. REPR . REP DON SCHONE DON SCHONE FRANK GAMBLEFRANK GAMBLE RAY HAMILTONRAY HAMILTON BRUCE CAHILLBRUCE CAHILL WATKINS MEMORIALWATKINS MEMORIAL H.S. H.S. WOOSTER COLLEGEWOOSTER COLLEGE LAKOTA EAST HIGH SCHOOLLAKOTA EAST HIGH SCHOOL TIPPECANOE HIGH SCHOOLTIPPECANOE HIGH SCHOOL School School – (740)927– (740)927‐3417 ‐3417 Home Home – (330)327– (330)327‐7773‐ 7773 School School – (513)759– (513)759‐8615 x15027‐8615 x15027 School School – (937)667– (937)667‐8454‐ 8454 Fax – (740)964Fax – (740)964‐0088 ‐0088 Cell‐(same)Cell‐(same) Fax – (513)759Fax – (513)759‐8633‐ 8633 Fax – (937)667Fax – (937)667‐9120‐ 9120 Home Home – same as cell– same as cell [email protected]@gmail.com Home Home – (513)– (513)934‐1745934‐ 1745 Home Home – (937)667– (937)667‐3440‐ 3440 Cell‐(614)207Cell‐(614)207‐1633‐ 1633 2902 Fasnacht Circle N. W.2902 Fasnacht Circle N. W. Cell‐(513)284Cell‐(513)284‐8669‐ 8669 Cell‐(937)416Cell‐(937)416‐7362‐ 7362 [email protected] [email protected] Massillon, OH 44646Massillon, OH 44646 [email protected]@lakotaonline.com [email protected] [email protected] 183 Brandon Dr. 183 Brandon Dr. 4263 Hamilton Rd.4263 Hamilton Rd. 930 Scenic Knoll930 Scenic Knoll Pataskala, OH 43062 Pataskala, OH 43062 Lebanon, OH 45036Lebanon, OH 45036 Tipp City, OH 45371Tipp City, OH 45371

2ND VICE PRESIDENT2ND VICE PRESIDENT P0LL DIRECTORP0LL DIRECTOR CENTRAL DISTCENTRAL DISTRICT JR. REPRICT JR. REP CENTRAL DISTRICT SRCENTRAL DISTRICT SR. REP . REP TOM NEUBERT TOM NEUBERT CURT KARPINSKICURT KARPINSKI CRAIG KYLECRAIG KYLE RYAN ALEXANDERRYAN ALEXANDER ST. FRANCIS DESALES H.S. ST. FRANCIS DESALES H.S. RETIREDRETIRED JONATHAN ALDERJONATHAN ALDER H.S. H.S. GROVE CITY HIGH SCHOOLGROVE CITY HIGH SCHOOL School School – (614)268– (614)268‐8519 ‐8519 Fax – (440)Fax – (440)355‐6432355‐ 6432 School School – (614)873– (614)873‐4642‐ 4642 School School – (614)801– (614)801‐3300‐ 3300 Fax – (Fax 614)265– (614)265‐3378 ‐3378 Home Home – (440)218– (440)218‐9121‐ 9121 Fax – Fax (614)873– (614)873‐4252‐ 4252 Fax – (614)871Fax – (614)871‐6563‐ 6563 Home Home – (614)256– (614)256‐0682‐ 0682 Cell –Cell (440)213– (440)213‐9188‐ 9188 Home Home – (740)507– (740)507‐0361‐ 0361 Home Home – (614)270– (614)270‐1905‐ 1905 Cell –Cell same– same ckarp@[email protected] Cell ‐ sameCell ‐ same Cell –Cell same– same [email protected]@desales.co 206 W. Main St.206 W. Main St. [email protected]@japioneers.org [email protected]@swcsd.us 97 Kennebec Pl. W.97 Kennebec Pl. W. Lagrange, OH 44050Lagrange, OH 44050 4842 Legare Lane4842 Legare Lane 4629 Hunting Creek Dr.4629 Hunting Creek Dr. WestervilleWesterville, OH 43081, OH 43081 Columbus, OH 43230Columbus, OH 43230 Grove City, OH 43123Grove City, OH 43123

TREASURERTREASURER NORTHEAST DIST.NORTHEAST DIST. SOPH SOPH. REP . REP NORTHEAST DIST.NORTHEAST DIST. SR. REP SR . REP NORTHEAST DIST.NORTHEAST DIST. JR. REP JR . REP DAVE BARROWDAVE BARROW JOHN BAKALARJOHN BAKALAR STEVE NORRISSTEVE NORRIS MATT KOENIGMATT KOENIG ST.CHARLES PREPST.CHARLES PREPARATORYARATORY CRESTWOOD HIGH SCHOOLCRESTWOOD HIGH SCHOOL WILLOUGHBY SOUTH H.S.WILLOUGHBY SOUTH H.S. CANFIELD HIGH SCHOOLCANFIELD HIGH SCHOOL Fax – (614)Fax – (614)871‐1975871‐ 1975 School School – (330)357– (330)357‐8205 X 1103‐8205 X 1103 School School ‐ (440)975‐ (440)975‐3648‐ 3648 SchooSchool – (330)533l – (330)533‐5341‐ 5341 Home Home ‐ same‐ same Fax –(330)274Fax –(330)274‐3150‐ 3150 Fax – (440)602Fax – (440)602‐4179‐ 4179 Fax – Fax (330)702– (330)702‐7052‐ 7052 Cell –Cell (614)439– (614)439‐8553‐ 8553 Home Home – (216)408– (216)408‐0449‐ 0449 Home Home – (440)796– (440)796‐4382‐ 4382 Home Home – (330)559– (330)559‐1049‐ 1049 [email protected]@gmail.com Cell –Cell same– same Cell –Cell same– same Cell –Cell same– same 2271 2271 Parkridge Ct.Parkridge Ct. [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]@aol.com Grove City, OH 43123Grove City, OH 43123 9960 Holly Lane 9960 Holly Lane 38089 N. Brooks Dr.38089 N. Brooks Dr. 4561 Tippecanoe Rd.4561 Tippecanoe Rd. Reminderville, OH 44202 Reminderville, OH 44202 Willoughby, OH 44094Willoughby, OH 44094 Youngstown, OH 44511Youngstown, OH 44511

PUBLIC PUBLIC INFORMATION DIR.INFORMATION DIR. SECRETARYSECRETARY EAST DISTRICT JR. REPEAST DISTRICT JR. REP EAST DISTRICT SEAST DISTRICT SR. REPR . REP RAY BENRAY BENJAMINJAMIN SCOTT T. MANAHANSCOTT T. MANAHAN BRIAN PERKINSBRIAN PERKINS MIKE COLLOPYMIKE COLLOPY ST. CHARLES PREPST. CHARLES PREPARATORYARATORY BISHOP WATTERSON H.S.BISHOP WATTERSON H.S. TORONTO HIGH SCHOOLTORONTO HIGH SCHOOL EDISON (RICHMOND)EDISON (RICHMOND) School School – (614)252– (614)252‐6714‐ 6714 School School – (614)545– (614)545‐2139‐ 2139 School School – (740)537– (740)537‐2442‐ 2442 School School ‐ (740)765‐ (740)765‐4313‐ 4313 Fax – (614)833Fax – (614)833‐9778‐ 9778 Fax – (614) 545Fax – (614) 545‐2135‐ 2135 Fax – (Fax 740)537– (740)537‐5054‐ 5054 Fax – (740) 765Fax – (740) 765‐4961‐ 4961 Home Home – (614)778– (614)778‐2052‐ 2052 Home Home – (614)774– (614)774‐4817‐ 4817 Home Home – (740)381– (740)381‐3066‐ 3066 Home Home – (740)275– (740)275‐4018‐ 4018 Cell –Cell (614)778– (614)778‐2052‐ 2052 Cell ‐ sameCell ‐ same Cell –Cell (740)381– (740)381‐3066‐ 3066 Cell –Cell (740)– (740)‐381‐‐0968381‐ 0968 [email protected]@aol.com [email protected]@hotmail.com [email protected]@omeresa.net [email protected]@edisonwildcats.org 332 Pagoda332 Pagoda Ct. Ct. 5737 Crawford Dr5737 Crawford Dr 25 Morningside Woods25 Morningside Woods 187 Warren Lane187 Warren Lane Pickerington, OH 43Pickerington, OH 43147 147 Columbus, OH 43229Columbus, OH 43229 Wintersville, OH 43953Wintersville, OH 43953 Wintersville, OH 43953Wintersville, OH 43953

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2016 OHSBCA CLINIC AGENDA HYATT REGENCY HOTEL, COLUMBUS, OHIO - JANUARY 21st – 23rd All speaker sessions held in Regency Ballroom-Hyatt 3rd floor,across from registration, unless noted otherwise

Thursday, January 21 11:30am - 1:30pm OHSBCA Board Meeting (Marion) 2:00pm - 7:30pm Clinic Registration (Outside Regency Ballroom-Hyatt 3rd floor) 3:00pm - 3:05pm Introduction of Hall of Fame Inductees - Trevor Thomas OHSBCA Past Pres. 3:05pm - 3:25pm Irvin “Frosty” Brown, Bethel and Troy “ Preseason Competitive Training” (Regency) 3:30pm - 3:50pm John Cannizzaro, Newark Catholic High School “Sac Bunt” (Regency) 3:55pm - 4:15pm Greg Wilker, Milbury Lake High School “How to Maximize Your Batting Practice” (Regency) 4:20pm - 4:40pm Glen Morse, New London High School “Indoor Practice Organization at a Small School” (Regency) 4:45pm- 5:05pm Ken Ciolek, Lakewood “LITTLE THINGS THAT MAY HELP YOU WIN BASEBALL GAMES” 3:00pm -10:00pm Vendor Exhibit Hall Open (Delaware/Franklin-Hyatt 2nd floor) 5:15pm- 5:20pm Clinic Welcome, Don Schone OHSBCA 1st VP 5:25pm- 5:35pm Ted Sullivan and Rick Riccobono, Game Changer - Introduction and Promotion (Regency Ballroom) 5:35pm- 6:20pm Greg Beals, The Ohio State University - Preparing Individual Hitting Workouts (Regency Ballroom) 6:25pm - 6:35pm Jeff Swick, PHAALS - Introduction and Promotion (Regency Ballroom) 6:40pm - 7:20pm Joe Wilkins, Tiffin University - “Defensive Game Plan for the Pre-Season” (Regency Ballroom) 7:25pm - 8:10pm Gary Henderson, University of Kentucky - “Pitching Mechanics” (Regency Ballroom) 8:15pm- 9:00pm Landon Powell, North Greenville University - “Catching” (Regency Ballroom) 9:05pm - 9:55pm Keith Vorhoff, UK “Catching Foundation - Receiving & Blocking” (Regency Ballroom) 10:00pm -10:50pm Leo Mazzone, Atlanta Braves - “Healthy Arms - “How to Lower the Risk of Arm Injury” (Regency) 11:00pm -12:30am Clinic Smoker (Regency Ballroom) Friday, January 22 7:30am - 9:30am Clinic Registration (Outside Regency Ballroom-Hyatt 3rd floor) 8:00am - 6:00pm Vendor Exhibit Hall Open (Delaware/Franklin-Hyatt 2nd floor) 8:00am - 8:45am OHSAA Rules Meeting - Jerry Snodgrass- Introduced by Kevin Yoder OHSBCA President 8:55am - 9:00am Clinic Welcome – Don Schone OHSBCA 1st VP 9:00am - 9:55am Rick Eckstein, University of Kentucky - “Hitting Development” (Regency Ballroom) 10:00am -10:30am Mini Clinic #1-Pick one below to attend Matt Talarico, Wright State University - “Developing base stealing roles at any speed” Part 1 (Union A/B) Tom Collins, Texas High School - “Out of the box ideas for Competitive Practice” (Union C/D) John Rustenhaven, Texas High School “Defensive drills for game situations” (Morrow) Dr. Daniel B. Leonard, Central Ohio Spine and Joint - “Baseball Performance Workshop” (Fairfield) Mike Deegan, Denison University - “Building A Culture - you get what you create” (Taft A/B) Ted Sullivan and Rick Riccobono, Game Changer - “Redefining Pitching Sucess” (Taft C/D) 10:40am-11:10am Mini Clinic #2-Pick one of the above to attend Matt Talarico, Wright State University - “Developing base stealing roles at any speed” Part 2 (Union A/B) 11:10am-11:50am Scholarship Award Recipient’s Reception (Fairfield Room) 11:20am-11:50am District Meetings Central-Morrow Northeast-Fairfield Southeast-Knox East-Marion Northwest-Union A&B Southwest(Cincy)-Taft A&B Southwest(Dayton)-Taft C&D 11:55am -12:10pm Hall of Fame Banquet Seating (Regency Ballroom) Doors closed 12:15pm -12:20pm Hall of Fame Inductee Promenade 12:20pm - 2:00pm Banquet/Awards /Hall of Fame Induction - Sponsored by Rawlings Sporting Goods 2:30pm - 3:30pm Hall of Fame and Past Presidents Reception (Fairfield Room) 3:00pm - 3:45pm Leo Mazzone, Atlanta Braves “Dispelling the Myths on how to take care of your Arm” (Regency) 3:50pm - 4:35pm Fuller Smith, UT Arlington - “UTA Hitting System” (Regency Ballroom) 4:40pm - 5:25pm Greg Lovelady, Wright State “Catching Drills,catching drills,and more catching drills”(Regency) 5:30pm - 6:15pm John LaCorte, Otterbein University “Individualizing your throwing program” (Regency Ballroom) 7:15pm - 8:15pm Hot Stove Social - 2015 State Tournament Champion & Poll Champion Coaches (Fairfield) Saturday, January 23 8:30am -10:30am Sports Medicine Certification,Kris Knapp, Ontario HS (Union C/D) 8:30am - 9:15am Ryan Alexander, Grove City High School “Building a Championship Program” (Union A/B) 9:20am -10:05am Dean Hansen, The Ohio State University – “Phys and mental development of HS athlete”(Union A/B) 10:10am -10:55am Craig Kyle, Jonathan Alder “Process of being a Great Outfielder” (Union A/B) 10:30am -12:30pm CPR Certification, Kris Knapp, Ontario HS (Union C/D) 11:00am -11:45am Andy Tracy, Phillies Hitting Instructor “How to develop a plan for a productive at bat” (Union A/B) 12:00pm - 2:00pm OHSBCA Board Meeting (Marion) 4 OHSBCA President, Kevin Yoder, Tri‐Valley High School Kevin Yoder is currently the President of the OHSBCA. Kevin has been the Head Baseball Coach at Tri‐ Valley High School since 2008. Prior to that he was the Head Coach at Coshocton High School and Hiland High School. In 20 seasons as a head coach his teams have won over 300 games and reached the Division IV state championship game in 2000. Coach Yoder has been a part of the OHSBCA Board for the past eight years. He began as a district representative from the East before being elected to the Executive Board and served as the 2015 Clinic Director, the 2014 Exhibit Hall Director, and the 2013 Mizuno All‐Star Series Director. Prior to his time on the state board, he served as President of the East District Baseball Coaches Association. Coach Yoder is a graduate of Hiland High School where he played and baseball. He is a 1994 graduate of The Kent State University with a B.Ed. degree in Social Studies, and in 2013 earned his master’s degree in Educational Leadership from Salem International University. He lives in Coshocton with his wife Donna who is an elementary teacher at Coshocton City Schools. They have a son, Trevor who is a 7th grader and daughter Alexys who is a nurse at Nationwide Children’s Hospital.

Welcome from OHSBCA President, Kevin Yoder Welcome to the 2016 OHSBCA Clinic. It has been an honor to serve as president of the second largest state baseball coaches association in the country. My time on the board has helped me grow both as a person and as a coach. I have been fortunate to meet and learn from many great coaches throughout the state and the nation and make many new friends. It has been a very rewarding experience and I would encourage all coaches to get involved in their district and state associations. This year Don Schone has done a great job of putting together the clinic and Tom Neubert has worked hard lining up vendors for the exhibit hall. A special thanks goes out to all our Executive Board members and the district reps for the work you’ve done and most importantly for your professionalism that has made my time as president go so smoothly. Please take a minute to thank them for all the work they do throughout the year. Lastly, I want to thank our host the Hyatt Regency and all our sponsors who help make it possible for us to put on such a first class clinic and do many wonderful things for members and their players. Enjoy the weekend and good luck to all this spring!

PAST PRESIDENTS, OHSBCA ‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐ 1956-Dick Boyd,‐‐‐ Circleville‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐ PAST PRESIDENTS, OHSBCA 1989-Jim Stahl, Columbus‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐ Academy‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐ 1957-Harold Potter, Oregon Clay 1990-Van Peterman, Westerville South 1958-Jack Moore, Walnut Ridge 1991-Bob Baird, Genoa 1956‐Dick Boyd, Circleville 1988‐Tim Miller, Canton South 1959-Elmer1957‐Harold Potter, Oregon Clay Houdashelt, Grove City 1992-Marion1989 ‐Delaney,Jim Stahl, Columbus Academy Maple Heights 1960-Ron1958‐Jack Moore, Walnut Ridge Disher, Toledo Scott 1993-Frank1990 Gamble,‐Van Peterman, Westerville South Massillon Perry 1961-Neal1959‐Elmer Houdashelt, Grove City Nelson, Willoughby South 1994-Rick1991 Gold,‐Bob Baird, Genoa Piqua 1962-Paul1960‐Ron Disher, Toledo Scott Bricker, Convoy Crestview 1995-Jim1992 Dougherty,‐Marion Delaney, Maple Heights Hilliard 1963,64-Bob1961‐Neal Nelson, Willoughby South Davis, Tecumseh 1996-Bob1993 Neff,‐Frank Gamble, Massillon Perry Canton McKinley 1965-Dick1962‐Paul Bricker, Convoy Crestview Hopkins, Grandview 1997-Tim1994 Saunders,‐Rick Gold, Piqua Dublin Coffman 1966-Jerry1963,64‐Bob Davis, Tecumseh O’Mori, Toledo Northwood 1998-Mike1995 Mohner,‐Jim Dougherty, Hilliard Fairport Harding 1967,68-Marion1965‐Dick Hopkins, Grandview Allen, Logan 1999-Scott1996 Manahan,‐Bob Neff, Canton McKinley Bishop Watterson 1969-Pepper1966‐Jerry O’Mori, Toledo Northwood DeMont, Niles McKinley 2000-Steve1997 Little,‐Tim Saunders, Dublin Jackson Coffman 1970-Dick1967,68‐Marion Allen, Logan Hauch, Cincinnati Western Hills 2001-Dan1998 Gorbett,‐Mike Mohner, Fairport Harding Galion 1971-Howard1969‐Pepper DeMont, Niles McKinley Converse, Cincinnati Princeton 2002-Rod1999 Lindsey,‐Scott Manahan, Bishop Watterson Warsaw River View 1972-Ed1970‐Dick Hauch, Cincinnati Western Hills Quattro, East Cleveland Shaw 2003-Mike2000 Ryan,‐Steve Little, Jackson Perry 1973-Dan1971‐Howard Converse, Cincin Brooks, Claymont nati Princeton 2004-Jon2001 Bennett,‐Dan Gorbett, Galion Granville 1974,75-Mike1972‐Ed Quattro, East Cleveland Shaw Burcham, Ironton 2005-David2002 Burkett,‐Rod Lindsey, Warsaw River View Sandy Valley 1976,77-Jack1973‐Dan Brooks, Claymont Johnson, Pickerington 2006-Jeff2003 Mielcarek,‐Mike Ryan, Perry Toledo Central Catholic 1978,79-Bob1974,75‐Mike Burcham, Ironton Chapman, Fairmont East 2007-Chuck2004 Rinkes,‐Jon Bennett, Granville Warsaw River View 1980-Jim1976,77‐ Humpal,Jack Joh nson, PickeringtonLyndhurst Brush 2008-Philip2005 Kuhn,‐David Burkett, Sandy Valley Jackson City Schools 1981-Howard1978,79‐Bob Chapman, Fairmont East Bozman, Lancaster 2009-Chris2006 Smith,‐Jeff Mielcarek, Toledo Central Catholic Ontario 1980‐Jim Humpal, Lyndhurst Brush 2007‐Chuck Rinkes, Warsaw River View 1982-Hank Miller, Canton McKinley 2010-Rich Corvin, Galia Academy 1981‐Howard Bozman, Lancaster 2008‐Philip Kuhn, Jackson 1983-Joe Gilhousen, Canton Glenoak 2011-Jerry Hites, Fairport Harding 1982‐Hank Miller, Canton McKinley 2009‐Chris Smith, Ontario 1984-Joe Palazzo, Bishop Ready 2012-Dave Hall, Perrysburg 1983‐Joe Gilhousen, Canton Glenoak 2010‐Rich Corvin, Galia Academy 1985-Mike Heinke, Northmont 1984‐Joe Palazzo, Bishop Ready 2013- Lee2011 Day,‐Jerry Hites, Fairport Harding Lebanon 1986-Dennis1985‐Mike Heinke, Hegarty,Northmont McDermont Northwest 2014-Trevor2012 Thomas,‐Dave Hall, Perrysburg Westfall 1987-Ray1986‐Dennis Hegarty, McDermont Northwest Sharnsky, Gilmour Academy 2015-Kevin2013 Yoder,‐Lee Day, Lebanon Tri-Valley 1988-Tim1987‐Ray Sharnsky, Gilmour Academy Miller, Canton South 2014‐Trevor Thomas, Westfall 5 IGH SC H HO IO O H L

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I E OHSBCA T B A ITEM: RULES FOR ATTENDEES A I L C L O S AT THE ANNUAL OHSBCA CONVENTION C O S ACHES A ALL COACHES MUST WEAR THEIR OHSBCA BADGES INTO THE CLINIC SPEAKING ROOMS AND INTO THE EXHIBIT HALLS - NO EXCEPTIONS! PLEASE COOPERATE WITH THE CLINIC COMMITTEE MEMBERS WHO ARE IN CHARGE OF CHECKING OHSBCA BADGES! • NO VIDEOTAPING OR PICTURE TAKING OF ANY OF THE SPEAKERS IS PERMITTED. • PLEASE TURN OFF ALL CELL PHONES. • PLEASE ENTER AND EXIT THE SPEAKING ROOM AS QUICKLY AS POSSIBLE, SO WE CAN GET THE NEXT PRESENTATION STARTED ON TIME. PLEASE DO NOT CONGREGATE IN THE BACK OF THE ROOM OR IN THE DOORWAY-IT IS DIFFICULT TO HEAR WHEN HUNDREDS OF COACHES ARE VISITING! • ALL 45 MINUTE SPEAKERS WILL BE ESCORTED TO A QUESTION & ANSWER AREA IMMEDIATELY AFTER THEIR TALK. PLEASE GO TO THIS Q & A AREA INSTEAD OF COMING UP TO THE STAGE AREA. • THE OHSBCA ASKS THAT ALL COACHES RESPECT THESE CLINIC RULES. WE WANT THE CONVENTION TO BE A GOOD EXPERIENCE FOR EVERYONE, AND WE ASK FOR YOUR COOPERATION WITH THESE RULES AS YOU ASK YOUR OWN PLAYERS TO RESPECT YOUR OWN TEAM RULES! • ENJOY OUR ANNUAL CONVENTION! THE OHSBCA BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2015-2016 Board of Directors OHIO HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL COACHES ASSOCIATION

Front Row (L to R): Craig Kyle (Central Jr. Rep.), Scott Manahan (Secretary), Don Schone (1st Vice Pres.), Kevin Yoder, (President), Trevor Thomas (Past President), Matt Koenig (NE Sr. Rep.). 2nd Row (L to R): Steve Norris (NE So. Rep.), Rob Lavengood (2nd VP elect), Frank Gamble (Consultant), Jeff Mielcarek (Business Manager), Jason Wright (SE Sr. Rep.), Jeff Noble (SE Jr. Rep.), Michael Collopy (East Jr. Rep.), Curt Karpinski (Poll Director). 3rd Row (L to R): Ryan Alexander (Central Sr. Rep.), Ray Hamilton (SW Sr. Rep.), Dave Hall (Website Coord.) Dave Barrow (Treasurer), David Burkett (Historian), Ray Benjamin (Public Info. Director), John Bakalar (NE Jr. Rep.) Missing from photo: Tom Neubert (2nd VP), Brian Perkins (East Sr. Rep.), Bruce Cahill (SW Jr. Rep.), Chad Spencer (NW Jr. Rep.) 6 2012 OHSBCA President Dave Hall from Perrysburg was honored Saturday, August 8th prior to a Columbus Clipper’s game by throwing out the First Pitch. His son Jeff was able to catch the pitch. The OHSBCA would like to congratulate Dave on his years of commitment and service to the OHSBCA.

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7 2016 Hall of Fame Inductee Irvin “Frosty” Brown - Bethel H.S., Troy H.S.

Coach Irvin “Frosty” Brown is a 1965 graduate of Troy High School, where he was a 4 year letterman in baseball. He earned a baseball scholarship from Western Michigan University. He received his BS in education from there in 1969. Frosty pitched for the nationally ranked Broncos and competed in the NCAA Regionals. He went on to earn both his MS (‘70) and Educational Specialist degree (‘71) in Sports Administration from Eastern Kentucky University. He began his baseball coaching career as graduate assistant at EKU in 1970 where he was both pitching and third base coach, under former head coach, Charles “Turkey” Hughes. Brown moved to Bethel H.S. in 1972 and spent the next 28 years building the Bees baseball program. He actually built the school’s baseball field which was later named in his honor in 1996. He served as Bethel High School Athletic Director for 16 years and was selected the Southwest District “Athletic Administrator of the Year”, by the OIAAA in 1993. During his tenure, the Bees were 531-264 overall, winning 16 Cross County Conference titles, 22 sectional championships, seven district crowns and two regional titles. His 1984 team advanced to the State “Final 4” while in 1998, they were state runners-up. In 2000, Frosty shifted to his alma mater and led the Troy Trojans to three, 20-win seasons and three sectional titles during his five years at the helm. Frosty’s combined record as a high school head baseball coach, is 618-306 over 33 years. He was the Dayton Area, Division IV “Coach of the Year” fives, and earned OHSBCA Division IV “Coach of the Year” laurels in 1998. The following year, (’99), Frosty was named National Amateur Baseball Federation. “Man of the Year” and in 2000, was installed in the inaugural class of the Bethel High School Athletics Hall of Fame. The American Amateur Baseball Congress (AABC) chose Frosty as its “Midwest Regional Coach of the Year” in 2003. He was inducted into the Miami Valley Baseball Coaches Association Hall of Fame in 2006.. The National Amateur Baseball Federation honored him for his “many years developing and promoting high school and summer baseball” by giving him their highest award in 2008 “the NABF Award of Merit”. Brown just completed his 43rd season as head coach of Troy American Legion Baseball where his record stands at 1,658-763. He’s competed in 54 State Tournaments, 17 national regionals and 12 World Series. He founded “Frosty Brown Fall Batting Leagues” in 1993, which annually involves 100’s of boys and girls. Each spring, he broadcasts high school baseball games for WPTW radio and in the summer, supervises the Troy Baseball School for the Troy Recreation Department. Over 450 of Coach Brown’s graduates have gone on to play college baseball, with 44 signing pro contracts. Two, (Heath Murray and Cory Vance) became Major Leaguers. Seven former players are presently coaching in college and 12 others are high school coaches, a legacy he is very proud of. He and his wife, the former Connie Conrad celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary, last, June. Connie is also very active in baseball. She serves on the NABF Board of Directors, and is World Series “tournament director” for a variety of its age groups. They are the proud parents of three children; son Deron and daughters Heather (Yunker) and Elizabeth (Cool). Deron is a science teacher at Tippecanoe H.S. and also serves as “assigner for the West Central Umpires Association. He’s also the “commissioner” of the Great Lakes College League and “assigner” for the Frontier Independent Professional League. Daughter, Heather is a first-grade teacher in the Tippecanoe School District. Elizabeth, their youngest daughter, is a computer marketing specialist with the Berry Company. The Brown’s have six grandsons” Chase (26) and Cooper Brown (20), Ben (18) and Ian Yunker (15) and Drew (12) and Logan (6) Cool. They also have a 4 year, great-granddaughter; Sophia Brown.

8 Frosty Brown, Hall of Fame Inductee Head Baseball Coach, Bethel & Troy H.S. Thursday, January 21, 2016 3:05pm Regency Ballroom, Hyatt Convention Center

Pitchers Preseason Competitive Training “CREATE a QUALITY PITCHING STAFF of STRIKE THROWERS thru Competition” - QUALITY PITCHING is the Foundation for Success in Baseball and can dominate the game. Goal of 10 strike outs per game. - LEARNING to COMPETE CREATES QUALITY PITCHERS. - COACH AND PITCHING STAFF MUST BE COMMITTED to this program. PLAYERS who pitch are ALWAYS considered Pitchers 1st. Must complete the system, no matter the weather. - String Strike Zones made from yellow seine twine. Pitchers throw through String Strike Zones daily. - The charting system. Recommend the varsity candidates chart on Mondays and Thursdays. Underclassmen on Tuesdays and Fri. On off days, work on curves balls, and change ups and slide steps out of stretch for 10-12 minutes. Throw through strings. Wednesdays dedicated to “ Fielding Practice” or “Pick Off” Moves - PITCHERS COMPETE ….15 pitches per , followed by pitch out right and pitch out left. - GRADABLE CHARTS are simply 2 numbered columns; one for strikes the other balls. (see sample) 1st is always from wind up. The second inning from the stretch with pitcher assuming whatever count he ended with in the first inning. Mark an “F” for fastball, “C” for curve, “Ch” for change up and “S” for slider in proper column. When, there is either a strike out or a walk….. a slash is made through that number and a big K or W is marked on the chart. When a chart is completed…… the partner counts the strike outs vs walks. He adds up the number of fastballs for strikes, curves for strikes and the number of change ups for strikes. There is built in pressure to out perform partner. - : use appropriate stance for wind up vs stretch. Catchers call for pitch outs right and and left, when the 15 pitches are up. Catchers work on “footwork” on pitch out. - COACHING ANALYSIS: The coach needs to GRADE the charts daily. Areas of concern: [ ] starting every batter off with FASTBALL [ ] too many Fastballs or too few Change Ups. Write comments and always reward great performances with A+ - COMPILE on going records so that PITCHERS PERFORMANCES are compared over 6 weeks. LET the STUDENT BODY, see the CHARTS and the Records, to enhance the pressure to compete. - PROGRESSION Week 1…10 min. Wind Up and 5 Min. from Stretch. Throw All Pitches…Mon. Wed. and Fri. Week 2…Varsity Staff 10 /5 minute Wind Up/ Stretch Work Out + Reserve Form Work…Mon. (reverse Tues) V Varsity & Reserve Staff Throw 6-8 minutes working on Change Ups plus PFP…Wednesday V Varsity Staff Chart 3 Innings Reserve Team Form Work (Reserves Chart 3 - Fri)…Thursday Week 3…Varsity Charts 3 on Monday, Pick Offs on Wed., Charts 4 -Thursday (Reserves T & F) Week 4…Varsity Charts 4 on Monday, PFP on Wed. , Charts 5 - Thursday (Reserves T & F) Week 5…Varsity Charts 5 on Monday, Pick Offs - Wed. Charts 6 or 7 - Thurs. (Reserves T & F) Week 6…Varsity Charts 6 or 7 - Monday, PFP on Wed., Charts 7 on Thurs. (Reserves T & F) TOTAL INNING PITCHED 43 up to 45 prior to 1st Game or scrimmage (that would be 645 to 675 pitches plus 86 to 90 pitch outs. - DO’s and DON’T’s…

9 2016 Hall of Fame Inductee John Cannizzaro – Newark Catholic High School

John Cannizzaro is a 1970 graduate of Newark Catholic High School. He attended the Ohio State University for two years, before serving two years in the United States Army as a Military Policeman in Frankfurt, West Germany. In 2016 Coach Cannizzaro begins his 30th year coaching high school baseball. He was the Head Baseball Coach at Newark Catholic from 1985- 92. He was a varsity assistant coach at Pickerington High School from 1993-97, and varsity assistant coach at Hebron Lakewood High School from 2000-2003. Cannizzaro returned as Head Coach at Newark Catholic in 2004 to the present. As head coach at Newark Catholic for 20 years his overall record is 446- 177 for a winning percentage of .716. Cannizzaro’s Green Wave have won 7 league championships, 15 Central District championships, 12 Regional titles, had four State Final Runnerup teams, and won six state titles. In 20 years of post-season play Cannizzaro’s teams have compiled a 117-14 record for a .893 PCT. His 12 State Tourney appearances at Newark Catholic, with 22 games, 16 wins, and six state championships are all Ohio state records. A large number of Green Wave graduates who played for Cannizzaro played in college, including six to Division I schools. Three signed and played for professional organizations. Also several assistant coaches have worked for John. One assistant, Danny Mummey, has played or coached for seven of Newark Catholic’s eight overall state baseball champions. Cannizzaro was named to the Central District Baseball Coaches Hall of Fame in 2007. He has been a member of the OHSBCA for 31 years. Newark Catholic won the 1986 OHSBCA poll title. In addition to seven league and 10 District Coach of Year awards, Cannizzaro received Coach of Year honors from the National Federation Interscholastic Coaches Association in 1989, from the Newark Advocate in 2009 and 2013, and for the Columbus Dispatch All-Metro Team in 2013. John is currently employed by Heritage Sportswear in Hebron. He is a former sports reporter for the Newark Advocate and Lancaster Eagle-Gazette. He also coached summer baseball and served administrative positions in the Licking County area for 27 years. Cannizzaro is single and has a very supportive family to include two sisters, one brother and their families. Nephew Tony, a 2004 NC graduate and former player for Coach John, is a 3-time Ohio High School Baseball State Champion.

10 John Cannizzaro, Hall of Fame Inductee Head Baseball Coach, Newark Catholic H.S. Thursday, January 21, 2016 3:30pm Regency Ballroom, Hyatt Convention Center

“SAC Bunt”

Success Rate should be .900 PCT.

“Team” Event.

Strikes ONLY Both eyes in better location. Off speed pitches should be easier. Do not be chicken. Tough play to defend/ Opponent Knows Key moment in Game.

Location in Box

Timing on Turn

Feet position/ 10 toes toward pitcher,

Hands/Barrel positioning

Reason to “Catch the Ball”

Bunt Location/No Dirt/Go with Pitch

Lay Bat down - then Check Feet of 1st baseman Run thru 1B bag Look Right for bad throw.

Practice Situational Bunt Game

11 2016 Hall of Fame Inductee Ken Ciolek – Lakewood High School

Ken Ciolek is a 1965 graduate of Cathedral Latin High School in Cleveland. He received an Associate Degree from Cuyahoga Community College in 1967 and a Bachelors of Science Degree from Kent State University in 1970. He earned a Masters in Education Degree from Cleveland State University in 1979. He has taught Health and Physical Education in the Lakewood City Schools for 31 years. Ken is currently an adjunct professor at Baldwin Wallace University where he has been for the last 30 years as a coach and educator. Coach Ciolek has coached Baseball and Football for over 40 years at Lakewood High School and Baldwin Wallace University. He spent 31 years coaching baseball at Lakewood High School and served as the head coach for 22 years. During the Ciolek Head Coaching era, the Lakewood Rangers amassed 412 victories against only 157 defeats for an outstanding .724 winning percentage. Coach Ciolek’s teams NEVER had a losing season in his 22 years as Head Coach. The Rangers under Ken’s direction had 11 seasons of 20 or more wins, capturing 8 Championships and advancing to the Regional tournament play 3 times. During Coach Ciolek’s 22 year Head Coaching tenure, 16 Ranger players were named to the state All-Ohio Honors and he was selected and coached in the State All –Ohio Series on 4 different occasions. Eight former players of Coach Ciolek were named MVP Award winners of the Lake Erie League and one was named Player of the Year for the Northeast Ohio Region. Over 40 former players attended and participated in Collegiate baseball. Coach Ciolek has been a proud member of the Greater Cleveland High School Baseball Coaches Association, the Northeast Ohio High School Baseball Coaches Association and Ohio High School Baseball Coaches Association. He served as an officer and Past President of the Greater Cleveland High School Baseball Coaches Association. He was inducted into the Lakewood High School Athletic Hall of Fame in 2002 and the Northeast Ohio High School Baseball Coaches Hall Of Fame in 2009. Coach Ciolek was named Lake Erie League Coach of the Year on 8 different occasions and All-Sun Post Coach Of the Year 2 times. He was the recipient 3 times of the Freeman Award as the Lakewood City Schools Coach of the Year. Ken was a varsity Football coach at Lakewood High School for 15 years being involved in 6 Lake Erie Championships and an assistant varsity football coach at Baldwin Wallace University for 18 years taking part in the Division 3 National Playoffs and Ohio Athletic Conference Championships. Coach Ciolek also served as an assistant varsity baseball coach at Baldwin Wallace University for 9 years. Coach Ciolek is now assisting and observing his grand children participate in athletics. Ken has been married to his wife Cathy for 44 years and resides in Parma Ohio. He is proud of his three children, spouses and eight grandchildren. Son Jim (Shauna) Van and Olivia, daughter Kimberly(Matt) Joe and A.J., daughter Amy(Mike) Sam, Miranda, Alex and Erin. Each has supported, helped and contributed to the success of all the teams and seasons of coaching.

12 Ken Ciolek, Hall of Fame Inductee Head Baseball Coach, Lakewood H.S. Thursday, January 21, 2016 4:45pm Regency Ballroom, Hyatt Convention Center “LITTLE THINGS THAT MAY HELP YOU WIN BASEBALL GAMES”

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13 2016 Hall of Fame Inductee Glen Morse – New London High School

Glen Morse retired from teaching and coaching at New London High School, in June 2013, where he taught and coached for 25 years. During that time, he taught Occupational Work Experience, Physical Education (K-12), Health, and served as the Technology Coordinator for 6 Years. Prior to teaching at New London, Glen taught in the Sheffield/Sheffield Lake school district, the New Lexington school district, and for the Ohio Department of Youth Services. Coach Morse is a graduate of Mt. Vernon High School (1973), Ohio Wesleyan University (1978), and Ashland University (2003). He earned a Bachelor of Science Degree in Physical Education at OWU and a Masters Degrees from in Curriculum and Instruction at AU. Coach Morse, is returning to baseball this year as an assistant at Ashland High School, has coached high school baseball for 25 years. Glen spent one year as a Varsity Head Coach at Brookside High School, 2 years as a JV coach at Brookside High School, and 22 years at New London High School as the Varsity Head Coach. Coach Morse also was the Head Baseball Coach at Heidelberg College for one year and was an assistant coach at Kenyon College. Glen also coached football for 23 years, 15 in high school and 8 at the college level. He was Head Varsity Coach at New London High School for 4 years. His varsity baseball teams have a combined record of 405 wins and 156 losses, a .722 winning percentage. At New London his teams had an overall record of 392 wins and 146 losses, a .729 winning percentage. They also had 242 wins and 70 losses, a .776 winning percentage, in the Conference. During his tenure the New London baseball team has won 11 conference championships, finished second 6 times, 7 Sectional titles, 2 District. The 2006 New London team finished the 2006 season ranked #1 in Division 3. He had 7 players selected for 1st team All-Ohio while many others have received state recognition. Glen was selected Division 4 OHSBCA Coach of the year in 2004 and Division 3 OHSBCA Coach of the year in 2006. Glen has been Coach of the Year 6 times, and District 9 BCA Coach of the Year 3 times. Glen has also had the honor of coaching in the Mizuno Senior All-Star series four times. Glen feels that he was very lucky to have had so many great assistant coaches over the years that have made a huge impact on New London High School baseball. Glen has been married to his wife Brenda for 35 years. Brenda is a Pre-K intervention specialist at North Point Educational Service Center. Glen and Brenda have a daughter: Carrie, a graduate of New London High School (2008) and The University of the Cumberlands (2012), lives in Wheeling and works for Oglebay Resort.

14 Glen Morse, Hall of Fame Inductee Head Baseball Coach, New London H.S. Thursday, January 21, 2016 4:20pm Regency Ballroom, Hyatt Convention Center

“Indoor Practice Organization at a Small School”

1. Introduction/Philosophy/Background 2. Organization a. Facility b. Coaches c. Players 3. Stretching/Warm Up 4. Individual Drills a. Hitting b. Fielding c. Running 5. Group Drills a. Defense b. Offense 6. Team Drills a. Defense b. Offense 7. End of Practice (Meeting and Dismissal) 8. Pitchers and Catchers After Practice Mound Work 9. Questions

15 2016 Hall of Fame Inductee Greg Wilker – Milbury Lake High School

Greg Wilker is a 1979 graduate of Coldwater High School where he played baseball for Hall of Fame coach Lou Brunswick as well as football. Greg graduated from Wright State University in 1983 with a Bachelor’s degree in Comprehensive Business Education.

With the 2015-2016 season, Greg begins his 33rd year of teaching and coaching at Lake High School. As the head baseball coach for 31 years, the Flyers have compiled a record of 536-320. This includes 8 League championships, 19 Sectional championships, 6 District championships, and 1 Regional championship. He is very proud that numerous players have developed a love for the game of baseball, having gone on to play the sport in college or become a coach or an umpire to pass the game along to younger players. Additionally, Greg has been a Varsity Assistant Football coach for 30 years at Lake High School.

Coach Wilker has been blessed to have his wife Linda be his best friend and greatest supporter for the last 31 years. Greg’s parents and siblings instilled in him a love for sports and a competitive spirit. Moreover, they taught him that sports are about fun, sportsmanship and team accomplishments, not just the numbers on the scoreboard.

Greg feels fortunate to be part of a staff and community who love baseball and work extremely hard to maintain excellence. The achievements of the Lake Baseball program for more than three decades may be attributed to the caring community, supportive administrators, long time dedicated and loyal assistant coaches and the fine young men who work diligently to be successful on and off the field.

16 Greg Wilker, Hall of Fame Inductee Head Baseball Coach, Milbury Lake H.S. Thursday, January 21, 2016 3:55pm Regency Ballroom, Hyatt Convention Center

“Indoor Practice Organization at a Small School”

“How to Maximize Your Batting Practice”

Set-up: Must be quick and organized • List equipment needed • Post assignments for set-up • Post the batting order

Incorporating base running into batting practice • 1st Set – Runner on 1st base • Sacrifice to nd2 base • Sacrifice to rd3 base • Squeeze bunt

• 2nd Set – Runner on 1st base • and run • Man on 2nd – Hit to right field – situational hitting

• Runner on 3rd base • Contact • Read • See it through

Fielding: During batting practice • Infield fungos during bunts • 1st baseman – working on footwork • Outfielders – reading ball off the bat

Cage drills and tees (individual instruction) • Soft toss • Opposite field – drill

17 The OHSBCA Hall of Fame was established in 1972. Since that time, 143 individuals have been so honored. This year, five more inductees will enter the hall. The Hall of Fame induction ceremony is held in conjunction with the OHSBCA annual convention. It is the highlight of the Award’s Luncheon Banquet on Friday. Induction into the Hall is based on individual’s accomplishments on the field, service to the OHSBCA, and ambassadorship towards the game of baseball in the State of Ohio. The OHSBCA Hall of Fame is located at Bill Davis Stadium on the campus of The Ohio State University.

Class of 1972 Class of 1982 Harold Potter- Oregon Clay (NW) George Sosobee- Hudson (NE) Marty Karow- Ohio State Dave Young- Tallmadge (NE) Les Scarr- Barberton (NE) Robert Smith- Riverside (NE) Class of 1974 Class of 1983 Paul Nore-Western Hills (SW) Bob Chapman- Fairmont East (SW) Mark Stewart-Beavercreek (SW) Brick Long- Rossford (NW) Neal Nelson-Willoughby South (NE) Roy Bates- Northwestern (NE) Ed Rannow- Athens (SE) Marion Allen- Logan (SE) Class of 1984 Luke Izer- Sandy Valley (NE) Class of 1975 Bob Davis- Tecumseh (SW) Class of 1985 Dick Hauck- Western Hills (SW) Jim Hardman- Piqua (SW) Jim Murray- Dayton Stebbins (SW) John Anspach- Cuyahoga Falls (NE) Joe Bowers- Lima Senior (NW) Garold Parrot- Deshler (NW) Class of 1986 Lou Brunswick- Coldwater (NW) Don Black- Parkway (NW) Jack Ryan- Bishop Hartley (C) Mike Burcham- Ironton (SE) Bob Addis- Euclid (NE) Jim Jordan- Marietta (SE) Hank Miller- Canton McKinley (NE) Class Of 1987 Jim Bittengle- Shadyside (E) Ray Sumpter- Bryan (NW) Dick Finn- Ohio State Jim Stahl- Columbus Academy (C) Don Neff- Unioto (SE) Class of 1988 Class of 1976 Frank Cozze- Worthington (C) Augie Bossu- Benedictine (NE) George Hamric- Hamiliton Township (C) Ron Brookey-Dayton Meadowdale (SW) Vince Chickerella-Linden McKinley (C) Class of 1989 Lou Carson- Portsmouth East (SE) Bernie Hovan- Nordonia (NE) Fred Heinlen- Shaker Hts. (NE) Dick England- Lancaster (SE) Richard Prince- Elida (NW) Dick Shine- Cuyahoga Falls (NE) Class of 1990 Don Colussi- Colerain (SW) Class of 1977 Jim Shamel- Coshocton (E) Jim Humpal- Lyndhurst Brush (NE) - Rocky River (NE) Class of 1991 George Caso- Fairview (NE) John Nelson- Fairfield Union (C) Tim Miller- Canton South (NE) Class of 1980 Fred Brideweser- Fairless (NE) Class of 1992 Bob Wren- Ohio University Richard Kandik- Oregon Clay (NW) Class of 1981 Marion Delaney- Maple Heights (NE) Howard Conserve- Princeton (SW) Paul Serra- Euclid (NE) Bob Baird- Genoa (NW) Class of 1993 Dave Koblentz- Columbus West (C) Mike Cameron- Cincinnati Moeller (SW) Fred Nocera- Whetstone (C) Jerry Federele- Cincinnati Elder (SW) Bill Sadler- Westerville South (C) Joe Gilhousen- Canton Glenoak (NE) Milo Ratkovich- Akron Kenmore (NE) John Nese- Steubenville Cath. Central (E) 18 OHSBCA Hall of Fame (cont.)

Class of 1994 Class of 2007 Gary Yeatts- Fairfield (SW) Fred Heatherington, Steubenville (E) James Gerfen- Ridgedale (C) Pat Hendershott, Wellston (SE) Joe Neff- Newark (C) Greg Inselmann, Patrick Henry (NW) Don Thorp- Hebron Lakewood (C) Bruce Stall, Versailles, (SW) Class of 1995 Jim Glauer- Crestline (NW) Class of 2008 Richard Termeer- OHSAA Phil Callaghan, Dublin Scioto (C) Richard “Lefty” Hall- St. Clairsville (E) Rick Gold, Piqua (SW) Curt Karpinski, Elyria (NE) Class of 1996 Mike Ryan, Perry (NE) Tim Engleka- Centerville (SW) Class of 1997 Class of 2009 Joe Palazzo- Bishop Ready (C) Jack Branon, Wheelersburg (SE) William Schmidt- Ashtabula St. John (NE) John Dickerson, OHSAA Art Massey- Cuyahoga Heights (NE) Robert Haegele, Westerville North (C) Tom Randall, Kenton Ridge (SW) Class of 1998 John “Spark” Sankal, Eastlake North (NE) Bob Costello- Vandalia Butler (SW) Tom Schreck, Wynford (NW) Frank Gamble- Massilon (NE) Dean Harrah- Jewitt-Scio (E) Class of 2010 Class of 1999 Dave DiDonato – Indian Valley (E) Dave Ewing- Walnut Ridge (C) Jim Dougherty – Hilliard Davidson (C) Rob Rose- Toledo Whitmer (NW) Mike Schumm – Parkway (NW) Ken Selby- Cincinnati Western Hills (SW) John Tipton – Portsmouth (SE) Class of 2000 Class of 2011 Don Kober- St. Francis Desales (NW) Ken Gray – Mason High School (SW) Fred Meier- Oak Hills (SW) Phil Krouskop – Perry (NW) Class of 2001 Jeff Mielcarek – Toledo Central Catholic (NW) Richard Fishbaugh- Otterbein College Richard Meyer – Buckeye Valley (C) Mike Mohner- Fairport Harding (NE) Vince Pellegrini- McDonald (NE) Class of 2012 Doug Long, Franklin (SW) Class of 2002 Rod Lindsey, River View (E) Dan - Hamiliton (SW) Steve Little, Jackson/Olentangy (SE-C) Class of 2003 Tom Held, Defiance (NW) Rich Arbinger- Toledo Start (NW) Bob Brenning- Urbana (SW) Class of 2013 Dave Klontz- Heath (C) Dave Hall, Perrysburg (NW) Bob Merritt, Crestwood (NE) Class of 2004 Len Taylor, Mentor (NE) Dan Kern- Miller City (NW) Mark Thompson, Elder (SW) Jim Leininger- Ayersville (NW) Tim Saunders- Dublin Coffman (C) Class of 2014 Ray Sharnsky- Gilmour Academy (NE) John Dorner, St. Henry (NW) Class of 2005 Chuck Harlow, Northmont (SW) Chris Hardman, Ottawa Hills (NW) Ron Janey, Logan (SE) Dennis Hegarty, Northwest (SE) Jeff Short, Westlake (NE) Scott Manahan, Bishop Watterson (C) Dennis Woods, Lake Catholic (NE) Class of 2015 Bruce Cahill, Tippecanoe (SW) Class of 2006 Chris Kaczmar, Walsh Jesuit (NE) Dan Gorbett, Galion (NW) Kyle Reiser, Elmwood (NW) Doug Miller, Canton Cent. Cath. (NE) Jim Wharton, Convoy Crestview (NW) Dean Schuler, Valley (SE) Bill Slinger, St. Xavier (SW) 19 2015 O.H.S.B.C.A. HANK MILLER MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP recipients Each year the Board of Directors selects several individuals to be awarded our “Hank Miller Memorial Scholarship”. An eligible applicant must be a graduating son or daughter of a coach who has been an OHSBCA member for a minimum of five consecutive years. This year 10 worthy students have been awarded a $500 scholarship. Hank Miller, Canton McKinley High School, was inducted into the OHSBCA Hall of Fame in 1975. Hank was a teacher of Industrial Arts and Vocational Carpentry for 39 years. He retired from Canton City Schools in 1989. He coached many sports including , , basketball, but football and undoubtedly baseball were his favorites. He was a World War II veteran who served in the Marine Corps. Hank graduated from Canton Township High School (Canton South) in 1942 and earned his college degree from Ohio Northern. His coaching career started at Mogadore High School with coaching stints at Louisville, Canton Lincoln, Canton McKinley, and Glen Oak High Schools. Hank was a lifetime member of the National Education Association. Hank was President of the OHSBCA in 1982. He officiated basketball and served as recreational director for the city of Louisville. Hank is a member of the Greater Canton Amateur Sports Hall of Fame and the Ohio Northern University Athletic Hall of Fame. He was founder of the Hank Miller High School baseball series.

Matt Barber, Jefferson Area High School - Matt is the son of Scott and Sharon Barber. His father is the head coach at Jefferson. During his high school, Matt played Golf, Basketball and Baseball. He lettered 4 years in Golf and 3 years in Baseball. Matt earned all conference and all county honors his junior and seniors years. Matt was an honor student and a member of National Honor Society. Matt is a current student at Kent State University in the Nursing Program with a goal of a career as a Nurse Anesthetis​​

Samuel Bidwell , Fort Frye High School - Samuel is the son of Sonny Bidwell and Kathy Allen-Bidwell. Samuel has two siblings, Maredeth Bidwell 24 and Chloe Bidwell 12. His father is the head baseball coach at Fort Frye High School in Beverly Ohio and has been for the past 19 seasons. While at Fort Frye Samuel played football where he was a three year letterman and baseball in which he earned two varsity letters. Samuel was a member of the National Honor Society, The Spanish Honor Society and a member of Drama. Samuel was the Fort Frye High School Class of 2015 Salutatorian. Samuel is currently attending Marietta College in Marietta, Ohio where he is a bio-chemistry major with plans to further his education by attending medical school.

MacKenzie Brunswick, Bellefontaine High School - Mackenzie is the daughter of Mark and Gay Brunswick. Her father was previously the head baseball coach for Bellefontaine. He has led the helm for the Marysville Monarchs in Marysville for the past few years. During high school. MacKenzie played , basketball, and . She was awarded 12 varsity letters during her high school career. After high school, she was recruited in both volleyball and softball. MacKenzie chose to play softball and is currently a freshman at Ohio University. She looks forward to playing with the Bobcats this spring while majoring in biology.

Austin Bumgardner, Piketon High School - is the son of Robin and Gene Bumgardner. Gene is the head baseball coach at Piketon High School. Austin played football 4 years and lettered 3 times at Piketon. He was a first team all district and honorable mention all state player his senior year. Austin is currently playing football at University of Charleston, WV. He is majoring in business administration and Finance.

Bailey Cahill, Tippecanoe High School - Bailey is the daughter of Bruce and Patty Cahill. Her father is the head baseball coach at Tippecanoe High School. During high school, Bailey was a 4-time state qualifier in the 100 butterfly as well as a leg on her relay teams. She was also very active in other school activities. Bailey is currently attending the University of Toledo majoring in nursing and a member of the UT swim team.

Mitchell Dorner, St. Henry High School - Mitchell is the son of John and Brenda Dorner. His father has been the head baseball coach at St. Henry High School for the past 27 years. While in high school, Mitchell earned varsity letters in baseball and golf, garnering Academic All Ohio Honors in both sports. Mitchell received the Wally Post Memorial Award in recognition of Character, Integrity and Dedication as a member of the St. Henry Baseball Team. He was a member of National Honor Society and held the role of officer in both the Science and German Clubs. He also attended Buckeye Boys State at Bowling Green State University. Mitchell graduated 14th in his class, with academic honors. He is currently attending Miami University where he is studying Dietetics and Nutrition and is a member of the Men’s Glee Club.

20 Drew Jackson, Ontario High School - Drew is the son of Phil and Jenny Jackson. His father is the head coach at Galion High School. In school, Drew played tennis, soccer, and was in the marching band. He was a 4 year letterman in Tennis, as well as the band president his senior year. Drew is currently a freshman at Kent State University majoring in Digital Sciences.

Katie Manahan, Watterson High School – Katie is the daughter of Scott and Laura Manahan. Her father is the head baseball coach at Watterson High School in Columbus. She lettered 4 years in softball, was a 2 time first team all league selection, and 1st team all District performer and Honorable Mention All-Ohio as a senior. Was a team captain her senior season. Katie was involved on the Senior Leadership team, Christian Leadership committee and a retreat leader. She was also a member of the OHSAA Watterson Sportsmanship committee. Katie is currently playing softball at Ashland University studying in early childhood and intervention.

Brody McGrath, Alexander High School - Brody is the son of Keith and Janet McGrath of Albany, Ohio. Brody was selected Div-III 1st Team All-Ohio SS, and to the Mizuno Ohio All-Star Series for 2015, his senior year of baseball. He was All-S.E. District 2 years and All-TVC-Ohio 3 years, including TVC-Ohio Offensive MVP in 2015. He collected 129 hits and 105 runs scored as a 4 year starter on varsity and helped the team win 2 TVC-Ohio titles, a school record 25 wins in a season, and a District Championship. Brody also lettered 3 years at QB in football, setting the school record for passing yardage (1700), and TD passes (14) for a season, during his junior year. He was 1st Team All-District QB, and Special Mention All-Ohio as a senior. Brody also lettered in basketball. He was named Alexander H.S. Male Athlete of the Year by the Athens Messenger AP after his junior and senior years. He was Academic All-TVC -Ohio 4 years and Academic All-District his senior year. He was a member of National Honor Society, National Society of HS Scholars, French Club, Leo Club, and Drama Club. Brody graduated high school with honors, and is currently attending the University of Illinois-Springfield on scholarship, where he is playing baseball and majoring in Biology. He plans on becoming a Physical Therapist when his baseball career is finished.

Kristi Reiser, Elmwood High School - Kristi is the daughter of Kyle and Kelli Reiser. Her father has been the head coach at Elmwood for the past 28 years. Kristi was a four-year letterman in softball as well as a three-year varsity cheerleader in high school. She earned two All-NBC honors in softball. She was also a three-year member of the student council. Kristi is currently a freshman at Owens Community College in Findlay. She plans on transferring to Bowling Green State University and major in Communications.

Jessica Rutan, Benjamin Logan Schools - She is the daughter of Douglas and Angela Rutan. Her father is an assistant high school baseball coach at Benjamin Logan Schools. She was a two year letter winner for volleyball. She received the CBC sportsmanship award and teammate award. Apart from volleyball she participated in multiple activities including; Camp Union volunteer counselor for the past 4 years; Youth member of Camp Union board; Upward basketball volunteer referee; Haiti Mission medical worker and Jamaica Mission worker 2013; National Honor Society; Spanish Honor Society; J.O. Volleyball; Track; Softball; Key Club; FCCLA; FCA; School Play; School Musical; Show Choir; School Choir; Solo Ensemble competition; Office Assistant. She earned many awards some include CBC scholar athlete award 4 years; Senior of the month- October 2014; Multiple art awards at county art show; Honda breakfast honoree two years Scholarship and merit awards-Art, pre-calculus, and English. She is currently attending Cedarville University majoring in nursing.

CJ Saunders, Dublin Coffman High School – CJ is the son of Tim and Janie Saunders. His father has been the head coach at Dublin Coffman for the past 29 years. During high school, CJ played three sports and lettered in football two years, basketball 3 years and baseball 3 years. His senior year he was 1st Team All League and 1st Team All District in all three sports and Player of the Year in basketball in the OCC Central Division. He was also named as an ABCA Rawlings Gold Glove Recipient in baseball. CJ was an Honor Student and a member of the National Honor Society. CJ is currently attending The Ohio State University and is in The Fisher School of Business.

Tyler Weaver, Definance High School - Tyler, the son of Rick, Assistant Coachat Defiance HS, and Lisa Weaver, was a 2 year letter winner for the baseball team and was a vital part of the 2015 team that won the state championship. During his 2 years with the Bulldogs he was 1st Team all –District both years while being a WBL 2nd teamer his Senior year. Tyler graduated with a 3.3 gpa, and is studying to be a physical therapist.

21 Congratulation to: Scott Manahan for being inducted into BCA Hall of Fame Scott is in his 30th season as a head varsity baseball coach with this his 22nd year at the helm of the Columbus (Ohio). Watterson Eagles where he is employed as the Alumni Director and Physical Education teacher. Before Watterson, he was the Head Baseball Coach at Ontario (Mansfield, OH) High School for six years. From 2008 to 2010 he was the Head Baseball Coach at Hamilton Township High School. His teams have won 16 league championships, 20 sectional titles, ten District Championships and have played in 4 State Final Fours with the last during the 2015 season, winning the Division II State Championship at Watterson in 1997. Scott has lead the Eagles to 4 Division II State Poll Championships and was named the Ohio Division II coach of the year in 1995, 1997 and 2003. Currently the Secretary of the Ohio High School Baseball Coaches Association, he has also served as a past President of the OHSBCA and the Central District Baseball Coaches Association. A member of the National High School Baseball Coaches Association (24 year charter member), he has served on the national executive board as a district representative, served a regional position on the All Star selection committee and has spoken at numerous clinics including the BCA (3), ABCA and numerous state clinics. He is also a member of the American Baseball Coaches Association for 30 continuous years. A career record of 566-247 (.700), he was inducted into the Central District Ohio Baseball Coaches Hall of Fame and the Ohio High School Baseball Coaches Hall of Fame in the class of 2005. Scott has been married for 29 years to wife Laura and has four children, Emily, Matt, Audrey and Katie. o o o o o o o o o o o

Congratulation to: Dave Klontz for receiving the 2016 ABCA Ethics in Coaching Award Dave Klontz honored with 2016 ABCA Ethics in Coaching Award ABCA Receiving the 2016 ABCA Ethics in Coaching Award is current Heath High School head coach Dave Klontz. The award will be presented during the ABCA clinics at convention on Saturday, Jan. 9 in Nashville. Klontz, who has been involved with the Bulldog program for 50 years, has received 26 Coach of the Year honors at various levels. Klontz is a 43- year member of the ABCA and OHSBCA.

22 Greg Beals Head Coach, The Ohio State University Greg Beals Email: [email protected] Head Coach, The Ohio State University Thursday 5:35-6:20 PM “” Email: [email protected] (Regency Ballroom) Thursday 5:35-6:20 PM “Preparing Individual Hitting“Preparing Workouts Individual” Hitting Workouts” (Regency Ballroom)

Phase 1 – Foundation • Identify Balance Point • Identify Launch Position • Identify Move • Identify Point of Contact 1. Tee Work: Points of Contact Long Cage

2. Front Toss: Regular No-Stride Launch Position

Phase 2 – Individualize • Identify Individual Strengths and Weaknesses • Identify Specific Drills for Individuals • Tee Work: High Tee 2 Tee: Barrel Control In and Out

• Front Toss: Open Stance Closed Stance High Ball Middle – In to Oppo Split grip 2 Ball Net Drill Phase 3 – Game Prep • Incorporate Pitch Recognition and timing • Develop at-bat Philosophy and Game Plan Tee Work: 2 Tee – In or Out

Front Toss: 2 Seam – 4 Seam Step - ups Over Hand Bounce

BP: Purposeful

23 JOE WILKINS Head Coach, Tiffin JoeUniversity Wilkins Email: [email protected] Coach, Tiffin University Thursday 6:40-7:20pm “DefensiveEmail: Game [email protected] Plan for the Pre-Season” (Regency Ballroom)Thursday 6:40-7:20 PM (Regency Ballroom) “Defensive Game Plan for the Pre-Season”

1. Goals and Expectations a. Reference Points (Numbers): Make it Real i. Team Defense ii. Positional Defense iii. Pitchers b. Taking the Field i. Positional Detail c. Pre‐Pitch i. First Step

2. Catch Play a. Positional Pre‐Practice / Pre‐Game b. Positional Catch Play Series’

3. Positional Defensive Specifics a. Infielders b. Outfielders c. Catchers

4. Positioning a. With the Count, Hitter, Match Up i. with hitter strength or game plan? b. Standard, Double Play, Halfway, Infield In, No Doubles

5. Team Defense a. Bunt D b. 1st and 3rd D c. Picks d. Rundowns Cuts and Relays e. Live D

24 Gary Henderson Assistant Coach, University of Kentucky [email protected] Thursday 7:25-8:10 PM “Pitching Mechanics” (Regency Ballroom)

Notes: ______

25 Landon Powell Head Coach, North Greenville University Email: [email protected] Thursday 8:15-9:00 PM “Catching” (Regency Ballroom)

I. The 3 Stances - Signal - Primary - Secondary

II. Receiving - Sway - Framing

III. Blocking - Beat the ball to the spot - Relaxed and Soft

IV. Throwing - Starts with your feet - Jab step/ Rhythm - Let the ball turn you - Ball above water - Airplane, not a helicopter - CHEAT

V. Intangibles - Leadership - Fearless - Vocal - Energy - Separate Offense and Defense

26 Keith Vorhoff Assistant Coach, University of Kentucky Email: [email protected] Thursday 9:05-9:55 PM “Catching Foundation: Receiving and Blocking” (Regency Ballroom)

FOUNDATION / STANCES Signal Stance Transitioning from Signal Stance Quiet Stance Low, Balanced, Maintain Freedom Active Stance Must be able to accomplish the following: Receive, Block, Throw, & Catch Big Misses Drills for Stance Hops Med-Ball Receive /Freedom in Stance Transition from Signal Stance to Quiet / Active Stance Receiving RECEIVING Goals / Expectations Target & Pre-Pitch Glove Rhythm 2 Styles / Approaches Target -> Neutral Position -> Receive (aka – quarter turn) Target = Neutral Position (thumb at 2 o’clock) -> Receive Pitches on the Edge STRA-BALL, Pitches Leaving the Zone, Pitches Coming Back to the Zone, Low Strikes Drills for Receiving 1) Tennis Ball Receive (holding ball in palm) 5) Game Savers: 2) Angled Receiving – Gloveside & Backhand Side 6) Goofy Ball 3) Short Hop Receiving 7) Walk-up Receiving 4) Balance Beam & Balance Pads – Magnifies unnecessary movements Ankle Sway, Gloveside, Backhand BLOCKING Goals / Expectations Gaining Ground on the Hop – Shorten the Hop Blocking Middle Blocking Laterally Lead with Opposite Knee, Anticipated Direction – Weight Shift Freestyle Blocks No Rules, just keep it in front… mindset & culture Drills for Blocking Blocking Ladder Half Blocks Block & Recover Med Ball Blocks Assisted Blocks Block Recover Footwork to Lead Runner/Trail Read & React Glove Rapid Fire Blocks Live Arm Blocks – receive or Block Goals / Expectations Develop the skill of Concentration: Charting BP. Results & Rankings

27 Leo Mazzone Atlanta Braves Pitching Coach Thursday: 10:00-10:50 PM “Healthy Arms (How to Lower the Risk of Arm Injury” Friday: 3:00-3:45 PM “Dispelling the Myths on how to take care of your Arm: (Throwing Programs)” (Regency Ballroom)

Notes: ______

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Benefits of Membership - $50 annual fee: AWARDS Players of the Year – All Region and National All-America teams - Rookie of the Year - Region Players of the Year – National Player of Year - Region and National Coaches of the Year –Region Assistant Coaches of the Year -Region and National Field of the Year RECOGNITION National team rankings in -Victory certificates 100, 200, 300, 400, 500 etc. - Coaching Years Awards (10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35, 40, 45, 50, 55, etc.) and Continuous member plaque (10, 15, 20 25, 30) MEMBERSHIP WEBSITE DIRECTORY updated regularly on website (www.baseballcoaches.org) CONVENTION Mandatory membership fee ($50) as outlined below - -top speakers at clinic sessions - showcase of latest baseball products -professional growth credit – Awards/Hall of Fame Dinner NHSBCA/EASTON SPORTS HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME Select no more than 4 coaches per year to enter the NHSBCA Hall of Fame after going through voting process and requrements screening/voting. INSURANCE $1,000,000 Personal liability coverage -- free to U.S.A. members only 20162015 BCA NationalNational Convention;Convention; Columbus,St. Louis, MO OH December 1-4,3-6, 20162015 RenaissanceHilton at the HotelBallpark (Columbus, (St. Louis, OH) MO) Convention fee: $50 pre-clinicpre-clinic fee + current membershipmembership paid 32 JERRY SNODGRASS Assistant Commissioner, OHSAA Email: [email protected] Friday 8:00-8:45AM “OHSAA Baseball Rules Meeting” (Regency Ballroom) Jerry Snodgrass has been an Assistant Commissioner with the Ohio High School Athletic Association for 7 years. One of his many duties is to oversee the sports of Baseball, Basketball and Soccer. Prior to his position with the OHSAA, Jerry was an assistant football, basketball and baseball coach at from 1977-1980. He then moved on to coach football and become the Head Basketball Coach at Ridgedale High School for 2 seasons. After serving as the Assistant Athletic Director at for a year he moved to Findlay to become an assistant basketball coach until 1990 when he took over as the Head Basketball Coach for 9 years. During that time he served as the Athletic Director through 2008 when he was employed by the OHSAA. Jerry was selected to the OIAAA Hall of Fame for Athletic Directors in 2009 and was the Naismith Award Winner in 2011. Please Support

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Our Sponsors OHSBCA Web Page Notes E Mail Blasts The OHSBCA is now using e-blasts to keep in touch with our members. Please add the following e-mails to your safe sender folder in order to get our e-blasts. [email protected] and OHSBCA via smtp.com Reporting Scores Please try to find someone to post your varsity scores on the Max Prep Team Sites for your schools. This will help in our State Poll Voting later in the season and will also allow our teams to be nationally and state ranked by Max Preps. 33 Rick Eckstein Assistant Coach: University of Kentucky Email: [email protected] Friday: 9:00-9:55 AM “Hitting Development” (Regency Ballroom)

Notes: ______

34 Matt Talarico Assistant Coach: Wright State University Email: [email protected] - Mini Clinic Friday: 10:00-10:30 AM “Developing Base Stealing Roles for any Speed” - Part 1 Friday: 10:40-11:10 AM - Mini Clinic “Developing Base Stealing Roles for any Speed” - Part 2 (Union A/B)

I. Overview of the System a) What is our goal?

II. Constructing a base stealer a) Mentally and physically preparing our guys daily.

III. Rules for different methods a) Making sure we have the tool for the job.

IV. Technique Details a) Where are we successful vs. Where do we fail? b) How to study a pitcher.

V. In game Examples and Drills

VI. FAQ

VII. Conclusion

35 Tom Collins Texas High School Email: [email protected] - Mini Clinic Friday: 10:00-10:30 AM 10:40-11:10 AM “Out of the Box ideas for competitive practice” (Union C/D)

Notes: ______

36 John Rustenhaven Texas High School Email: [email protected] - Mini Clinic Friday: 10:00-10:30 AM“Defensive drills for game situations” (Morrow)

Notes: ______

37 Dr. Daniel B. Leonard Central Ohio Spine and Joint Email: [email protected] Mini Clinic Friday: 10:00-10:30 AM “Baseball Performance Workshop” (Fairfield)

Course Objective: • Basic Core Stabilization as a prerequisite for the locomotion pattern of throwing

• The role of the diaphragm during both postural and respiratory function, how it plays into throwing mechanics and efficiency

• The functional differentiation of the extremities for the thrower- Turning and supporting function for the ipsilateral pattern during the throwing motion

• Biomechanical applied to the throwing athlete

• The most frequent types of musculoskeletal dysfunction resulting from non- optimal throwing stereotypes and poor methodology of training

• Manual treatment, mobility/strengthening, and coordination (Active Exercises) from development perspective in order to prepare the throwing athlete for play

• Implementing these concepts into an arm care and rehabilitation program

• Current research on ideal patterns for throwing mechanics

• Long Toss programs- the good, the bad, and the dangerous

• Implementing an audit/tracking system- are we asking the right questions

38 Mike Deegan Head Coach: Denison University Email: [email protected] Mini Clinic Friday: 10:00-10:30 AM (Taft A/B) “Building A Culture- You get what you Create”

A. Creating a vision 1. Start with the end in mind 2. Grit and gratitude/growth and contribution 3. Denison baseball values 4. How we can get to Appleton

B. Act like a Champion before you are a champion 1. Coaching staff demands 2. Practice plans 3. Team meetings 4. Teaching through video

C. Changing Behavior 1. Above the line/below the line 2. “Kaizen” and 536 3. Use of stories

D. Call to Action 1. Managing your mental state 2. Identify and reshape limiting beliefs 3. Take massive action

39 Ted Sullivan CEO, GameChanger Rick Riccobono Chief Development Officer, USA Baseball Friday 10:00-10:30AM “Redefining Pitching Success” “Using the right metrics to motivate pitchers, maintain our health and win games” (Taft C/D)

Notes: ______40 OHIO HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL COACHES ASSOCIATION 2015 ASSISTANT COACH OF THE YEAR WINNERS

The OHSBCA Executive Board accepts nominations through the senior district representatives. Congratulations to these assistant coaches who have helped develop their program throughout the year. Nominations for 2016 Assistant Coach of the Year will be due by June 1, 2016 to your senior district representative.

East Assistant Coach of the Year – Tyler Buchanan – John Glenn High School Tyler Buchanan has been with the John Glenn baseball program for the past six years. He was the JV coach for the first five years and served as the varsity assistant last year. During his time here our program has flourished. He brings enthusiasm and toughness with him every day. He graduated in 2003 and was a senior my first year as head coach at JGHS. Tyler works with our infielders and pitchers and is constantly researching and implementing drills to develop our players to their full potential. During games he coaches first and calls our pitches. After games and during the off season he works on the field. He spends countless hours and money improving our field. He works in Columbus and drives to New Concord for practice every day. Tyler is married to his wife Kelli and has two children, Blaise and Briley.

Southwest Assistant Coach of the Year – Joe Molony – Mason High School Joe has coached high school baseball for over 25 years and been part of numerous championship seasons, including two state titles. In terms of preparing our program to be successful on the field, Joe has moved us forward in many ways. He is our varsity pitching coach and program pitching coordinator. He has been instrumental in creating a program wide philosophy and approach that has proved to be very successful. In addition to his pitching duties, Joe has led our base running instruction, helping to create an aggressive mentality on the bases. Joe’s impact on our program has gone far beyond the field. He has been instrumental in several culture impacting initiatives as well. Lastly, Joe’s commitment of time and energy can’t be measured and as a head coach it’s so valuable to me. Simply put, our program wouldn’t be anywhere close to where it is today without Joe and his influence.

Southeast Assistant Coach of the Year – Steve Miller – Trimble Local High School Steve has been coaching with me for 15 years. Steve was my high school coach in the late 70s. He has coached at the high school, American Legion, and college summer teams. He is the best teacher of baseball fundamentals that I know. Our success at Trimble Local is greatly due to Steve and his compassion for the game of baseball and the kids of Trimble Local. Steve and his wife Peggy have two children, Amanda and Zach. They are also the proud grandparents of seven grandchildren....all boys. Steve Miller exemplifies what this award is all about.

Northeast Assistant Coach of the Year – Jeff Luca – Twinsburg High School Coach Luca has been an assistant coach at Twinsburg for the last 9 years. He joined our program after spending 14 years at Solon High School where he is presently employed. Coach Luca has one of the highest baseball IQ’s I have ever been around in my 25 plus years as a head coach. But that is not why he is so valuable to our program, that comes from the type of man, mentor, coach, and person he is to our young men that are looking for guidance in so many realms of their lives. He is always there for our young men with baseball as well as their development as a person. He carries himself in such a positive manner that it models the behavior that we want out of our Twinsburg baseball players. Coach Luca’s addition to our program has had such a positive effect on the entire program and the baseball community. I cannot say enough about what a major influence Coach Luca has been on our young men as well as making the rest of our staff better at what we are trying to accomplish. He is a great man and coach!

Central Assistant Coach of the Year – Jerry Thorp – Lakewood High School Jerry (Coach JT) is entering his 24th season as Varsity Assistant coach after graduating in 1990 and playing for his father Don, the longtime and legendary coach of the Lancers. His first 13 seasons were spent as a volunteer assistant before becoming a paid coach in the 2006 season. He works diligently to help each player at the highest level possible both on the field and in the classroom, staying in touch with their teachers and checking on grades even though he doesn’t teach. He is an integral part of fundraising efforts for the entire baseball program and teams. Jerry enters all game statistics and performs many off the field duties. He stays involved with the Lakewood Youth Baseball program and teams and coached our summer Babe Ruth teams for 20 years. He also helped kick start the Lakewood Alumni baseball game and festivities in the summer of 2014 with the help of a few former players. Jerry’s passion, enthusiasm, commitment and dedication to make our program continually better goes beyond the field and makes him very deserving of this award. He has been a part of winning 3 state titles in 1993, 1994, & 2005 as well as the many other successes of the Lakewood Lancer Baseball program. Jerry resides in Hebron, and has a daughter LaShelle (7) and son Blaydan (5).

Northwest Assistant Coach of the Year – Rick Bowerman – Seneca East High School Rick Bowerman has been an assistant coach at Seneca East for over twenty years. For several years, Coach Bowerman worked as a volunteer devoting his time and energies without having a supplemental contract. He has assisted at all levels of the program including head freshman coach, head junior varsity coach, and assistant varsity coach. His knowledge of the game has been instrumental to the success of the program at Seneca East. For five years he was a head coach at Clyde High School before returning to Seneca East to be an assistant on my staff. I have valued his expertise in all areas of the game. As an assistant coach, Rick can be placed in charge of anything involving our program. He has done all our stats electronically for the last several years, has been involved in all our fundraising activities, and is presently the president of our local community baseball program. A nicer, kinder person would be difficult to find and I am extremely pleased and proud to nominate my assistant, my friend and colleague, for Assistant Coach of the Year. 41 OHIO HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL COACHES ASSOCIATION ★ ★ ★ SALUTES ★ ★ ★ 2015 State Tournament Champion Coaches

Division I: Head Coach – Tim Held, Moeller High School Career Coaching Experience: 8 yrs. Number of years at Moeller: 8 yrs. 2015 Record: 31-3 Moeller Career Record: 214-34 Overall Coaching Record: 214-34

Program Accomplishments 7 Greater Catholic League Championship Titles – ’08, ’09, ’10, ’11, ’12, ’13, ‘15 4 City Championship Titles – ’10, ’11, ’12, ‘15 8 District Championship Titles – ’08, ’09, ’10, ’11, ’12, ’13, ’14, ‘15 7 Regional Championship Titles – ’08, ’09, ’10, ’12, ’13, ’14, ‘15 3 State Poll Championship Titles – ’10, ’11, ‘15 4 Division I State Championships – ’09, ’12, ’13, ‘15

2015 Season Highlights Winning the 2015 state championship was a fantastic experience!! We returned 13 seniors from our 2014 state final four team and they led us from the first day of conditioning with one goal in mind—to be champs. Their focus was to be champs in everything that they did during their day, their week and their season. And they lived it along with our 13 juniors and one sophomore. This group worked together to play a tough schedule, battle adversity, and gel into Moeller’s eighth state championship squad. After losing our first game of the year before travelling to Georgia for a spring break tournament, we went on to win our next 14 games as all facets of our game came together and we played as one. I am blessed to have had those 13 seniors commit themselves to excellence every day we played or practiced and to graduate as state champions. A big thank you goes out to my coaching staff and their commitment to the Moeller baseball program—Andy Nagel, Tony Maccani, Jason Cisper, Mike Maundrell, Marc Marini, Kevin Dusold, Dave Cydrus, Ron Roth, Larry Heinz and Mike Cameron. A bigger thank you goes to my wife, Leslie, and two boys, Drew and Alex for the sacrifices they make to allow me to coach every spring.

Head Coach: Tom Held – Defiance HS Number of Years at Defiance - 17 2013 Record – 28-5 Defiance Career Record – 438-69 Overall Coaching Record – 641-142

Program Accomplishments 35 Straight Winning Seasons 3 –30 win seasons (05’, 12’, 13) 22– 20 win seasons (15 straight 1999-2015) 3 State Championships (1992, 2013, 2015) 5 Regional Championships (1992, 2002, 2010, 2013, 2015) 17 District Championships 28 Sectional Championships 23 Western Championships 4 National Rankings (1992, 1999, 2012, 2013) 5 All Americans 5 State Player of the Year (-2003, Jon Niese-2005, Tyler Burgoon-2007, Anthony Kidston-2012, Roberty Zeigler-2013 3 Pro-Line Player of the Year (Billingsley, Niese, Burgoon) 10 Players drafted 4 Players Presently Playing (Chad Billingsley-Dodgers, Jon Niese –Mets, Justin Hancock-Padres, Dace Kime-Indians) 3 MLB Players – Scott Taylor, Chad Billingsley, Jon Niese

2015 Highlights Winning the State title was very rewarding for the Defiance baseball program as this is only the third time in history (1992, 2013), but our second in three years. This team finished rd3 in our league (), which was our worst finish since 1996. This made this season very rewarding and special. We had 10 seniors on the team and six of them were full-time players. Each and everyone of those seniors new their role and were major contributors throughout the season.

The players were the main reason this team was able to accomplish what they did, but if it wasn’t for our coaching staff this could not have happened. I would like to thank our assistant coaches, Rick Weaver, Braondon Fisher, Bryn Lehman, Justin Sonnenberg, Bryan Flory, Kevin Connor, and Shane Coleman. I would also like to thank my wife Deanne and 3 kids, Chayse, Cassidy, and Calvin for allowing me to spend so much time with our great game of baseball.

42 MOELLER - Division I Champions

CONGRATULATIONS DEFIANCE - DIVISION II Champions

43 CANTON CATHOLIC - Division III Champions

CONGRATULATIONS

NEWARK CATHOLIC - Division IV Champions

44 OHIO HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL COACHES ASSOCIATION ★ ★ ★ SALUTES ★ ★ ★ 2015 State Tournament Champion Coaches

Division III: Head Coach—Doug Miller, Canton Central Catholic (26-7) Years Coaching: 34 Career Record: 684-265 Inducted into OHSBCA Hall of Fame: 2006 Program Accomplishments 22 Sectional Titles 12 District Titles: ‘88, ‘97, ‘01, ‘03, ‘04, ‘06, ‘07, ‘08, ‘09, ‘10, ‘11, ‘15 2 Regional Runner-ups: ‘07, ‘10 6 Regional Titles: ‘97, ‘03, ’06, ‘08, ‘11, ‘15 2 State Runner-ups: ‘97, ‘03 3 State Championships: ‘08, ‘11, ‘15 2015 Season Highlights Record: 26-7 Played a schedule that included eight teams that qualified for regional play. Outscored opponents 35-4 in seven tournament games. Had four in tournament play. Captured the Crusaders third state championship since 2008. We had great leadership from the senior class. This was a “team” on and off of the field. They represented our school, their families, and the community with class and pride. This team trusted in each other and realized they all had a job to do and they did it. It was a group that was good in the classroom as well. We had three outstanding assistant coaches in Dan Massarelli, Brian Beck, and Tyler Weisel. All three of them were great Crusader players and I had the good fortune to coach them. We had great support from our administration, faculty and staff. A special thanks goes out to Father Robert Kaylor, the President and CEO of our school. He has done so much for our school for over 40 years. We had very faithful support from our parents. They all became a family along with the amazing Crusader fan base. Our Booster Club is outstanding and gives great support to all of our athletic programs. I would like to personally thank Jerry Snodgrass and the OHSAA staff along with the staff of the Clippers. They ran a first class tournament, the best anywhere in the country!

Division IV Head Coach -- John Cannizzaro, Newark Catholic Career Coaching Experience -- 29 years Number of Years at Newark Catholic -- 20 years 2015 Team Record -- 23-11 Career Record at Newark Catholic -- 446-177

Program Accomplishments: 15 -- Central District Titles 12 -- Regional Championships 2 -- State Semifinalists - 2009, 2011 4 -- State Runnerup Teams - 1987, 2007, 2010, 2014 6 -- State Championships - 1988, 1989, 2004, 2006, 2013, 2015

2015 Season Highlights When I talk about our 2015 season, defense, experience and mental toughness are reasons that helped us win the Division IV State Title. We outscored our 8 tourney opponents 48-7. We committed just four errors in the post-season. We had three pitchers combine on five shutouts and an ERA of 0.83. We did not allow a run in the final 25 innings of our journey. Offensively, we had 10 different batters contribute an RBI. After winning the Central District Tourney we had to escape two classic extra inning wins at Beavers Field in Lancaster. We nipped 9th ranked Paint Valley 2-1 in nine innings, then slipped past top-ranked Berlin Hiland 5-4 in 12 innings. In the Hiland game, the score was 4-4 after the first inning. In our State Tourney wins over second-ranked Ft Recovery (4-0) and Berlin Center Western Reserve (6-0) we played with confidence and maturity to back the pitching efforts of first team All-Ohioans Gabe Morris and Rob Engle. In the final win over Western Reserve, Engle pitched a 3-hitter with 7 . The other 14 putouts defensively came via ground balls, popups or tag outs within the infield. I am extremely proud of our 2015 team and how they managed some tough situations along the tourney trail and win our school’s 8th OHSAA Baseball State Championship. 45 THE OFFICIAL TEAM HEADWEAR OF OHIO HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL COACHES ASSOCIATION

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46 Fuller Smith Assistant Coach: UT Arlington Email: [email protected] Friday: 3:50-4:35 PM “UTA Hitting System” (Regency Ballroom)

Notes: ______

47 Greg Lovelady Head Coach: Wright State University Email: [email protected] Friday: 4:40-5:25 PM “Catching Drills, Catching Drills, and more Catching Drills” (Regency Ballroom)

A. Receiving Drills ______

B. Blocking Drills ______

C. Throwing Drills ______

48 John LaCorte Assistant Coach: Otterbein University Email: [email protected] Friday: 5:30-6:15 PM “Individualizing your Throwing Program” (Regency Ballroom)

1. Mechanics ______2. Dual Player ______3. Roles ______4. Warm-up ______5. Arm Care and Recovery ______

49 KRIS KNAPP, M.Ed., L.A.T. Athletic Trainer, Ontario High School Email: [email protected] Saturday 8:30-10:30AM: “Sports Medicine Certification” (Union C-D) Saturday 10:30-12:30PM: “CPR Certification” (Union C-D)

Kris Knapp will be directing the Pupil Activity First Aid Supervisor Permit for the OHSBCA again this year. Kris will also be providing CPR certification under the American Heart Association. Kris has been working as a Health and Physical Education teacher at Ontario Local Schools for 27 years. He also serves as the Faculty Manager and Athletic Trainer for the Ontario schools. He currently serves on the Pioneer Exercise Science Board and Schutt National Football Helmet Advisory Board. In addition Kris is an OHSAA Master Weight Assessor, CPR instructor for the American Heart Association, and has been a part of Coaches Pupil Activity for over 26 years. Working with Kris at this year’s clinic will be Brian Siddall and Dr. Aaron Brumit. Brian Siddall, M.A., ATC/L is the Supervisor of Athletic Training Services at Fisher Titus Medical Center in Norwalk, Ohio. Brian is also a Master Assessor for the OHSAA. Dr. Aaron Brumit, P.T., D.P.T., A.T.C. has a strong background in sports medicine, orthopedics, and sports rehabilitation. He has over 16 years of experience as a physical therapist and as an athletic trainer. He is currently part owner of Summit Therapy and Performance Center in Ontario, Ohio. Aaron tries to live a lifestyle promoting fitness and has competed in Ironman events.

50 Ryan Alexander Grove City High School Email: [email protected] Saturday: 8:30-9:15 AM “Building a Championship Program” (Union A/B)

1. Make it look like “FOOTBALL” -365 day plan -Pitchers- Arm Care- Belief System -Prepare kids for the next level -Evaluations- Work on your weaknesses -Let them know you care- Weight room -Video Work 2. Develop a “Plan” and stick with it- Organized Practice plan every day - At Grove City- we are going to hit for an hour a day -Infielders- will get hands work every day- some type of groundballs -Pitchers- will meet as a group every day and have a “game plan” 3. TEAM -Never let TEAM be compromised. Everyone is the same. -Team Activities: Spring Trips/Church Nights/Huntington Challenge -Core Values- *Accountability/Classroom/Respect/TEAMMATE 4. Mindset -No Excuses (sick days, tired, to cold, paper due) -Put the “C” on your chest -“The Grind” “The Juice” “Believe” -”OneTeamOneMission” “Fearless” 5. Community Involvement- “You win with People” -Community Support- Mayor, churches, signs -Mulch Sale, Gear Sale, Golf Outing -Field Crew/Special Needs Crew -Thank you/Championship Plaques -2 camps- Summer/ Winter 6. Bringing the LENGENDS back -Winter workouts-Christmas break-Thanksgiving Day (15-20) -“Dirtbags”- Stories, Alumni Open Hitting 7. Leadership Group -Senior Captains-Responsibilities- Picked in the summer -Senior Meetings- Expectations 8. Make it FUN -Competitions everyday in weight room - 5 on 5 on 5 on 5 -Mud Puddle Catchers/Pitchers BP/21 outs/Clutch-City/ Team 300

51 52 Dean Hansen Strength and Conditioning Coach, The Ohio State University Email: [email protected] Saturday: 9:20 -10:05 AM “The Physical and Mental Development of the High School Baseball Athlete” (Union A/B)

Notes: ______

53 Craig Kyle Jonathan Alder High School Email: [email protected] Saturday: 10:10-10:55 AM “PROCESS OF BEING A GREAT OUTFIELDER” (Union A/B)

● PRE­GAME PREPARATION

● PRE­PITCH MENTAL PREPARATION

● PRE­PITCH PHYSICAL PREPARATION

● PRIORITIES, POSITIONING AND COMMUNICATION

● GROUNDBALLS

● LINEDRIVES

● FLYBALLS

● BALL IN GAPS

● THROWING

● DRILLS

● ABSOLUTES FOR OUTFIELD PLAY

54 Andy Tracy Philadelphia Phillies Hitting Instructor Saturday: 11:00-11:45 AM “How to develop a plan for productive at bats” (Union A/B)

Notes: ______

55 OHIO HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL COACHES ASSOCIATION ★ ★ ★ SALUTES ★ ★ ★ 2015 State Poll Champion Coaches

Division I: Head Coach: Tim Held – Archbishop Moeller High School 2015 record (31-3) Total yrs coaching (8) Yrs at school (8) Total yrs Head coach (8) Career record at HS (214-34) Career record Head coach (214-34)

2015 Highlights- These successes are due to the tremendous talent and hard work put forth by the members of the baseball program. Over the past ten years, Coach Held has seen Moeller players go to the American Athletic Conference, Atlantic Coast Conference, Atlantic Sun Conference, Atlantic Ten Conference, Big Ten Conference, Big Twelve Conference, Big East Conference, Conference USA, Mid-American Conference, Missouri Valley Conference, Southeastern Conference and Southern Conference as well as seeing twelve players drafted: Cameron Satterwhite in the 50th round in 2005, Andrew Brackman in the 1st round in 2007, Eric Surkamp in the 6th round in 2008, Tyler Stovall in the 20th round in 2008, Ben Hunter in the 29th round in 2008, Greg Williams in the 31st round in 2008 & 12th round in 2011, Alex Wimmers in the 1st round in 2010, Dan Burkhart in the 10th round in 2010, David Whitehead in the 36th round in 2010 & 34th round in 2013, Tom Belza in the 43rd round in 2010, Brent Suter in the 31st round in 2012, and Riley Mahan in the 40th round in 2014.

Coaching Accomplishments/ Awards: The 2015 season will be Tim Held’s eighth as the varsity head baseball coach. In Coach Held’s first seven seasons, the Crusaders have made six trips to the state final four including the 2009, 2012 & 2013 State Championships; they also had a record of 183-31 over those seven seasons. The 2014 season saw the varsity capture the sectional, district, and regional titles and finish the season with 24 wins. Coach Held is a six-time GCL Coach of the Year, the 2009, 2012 & 2013 City Coach of the Year, the 2009 Bob Sumerel Greater Cincinnati Coach of the Year, the 2010 State Coach of the Year, the 2009, 2010, 2012 and 2014 Defiance College Alumni Coach of the Year and the 2013 /MSA Sport Coach of the Year.

Division II: Head Coach: Jim Fawcett – Benjamin Logan High School

2015 Record (26-3) Years Head Coach at HS: 4 Career Record at HS: (71-41) Total Years Coaching: 7 Total Years as Head Coach: 4 Career Head Coach Record: (71-41)

2015 Season Highlights The 26 victories in 2015 are the most in a season at Benjamin Logan and the three losses tied the 2007 team for the fewest in a season. Our team dropped two games in the Louisville Prep Baseball Report Super Prep Series in early April and then ran off 23 consecutive wins, a school record. We were also able to defend our 2014 Central Buckeye Conference Mad River Division Championship by going 16-0 and continuing our consecutive conference wins streak to its current 20 games, a school record. Our pitching staff threw 12 shutouts and only allowed 40 runs during the season, for a 0.99 ERA, all school records. Our players also established school records for ERA (Austin Cline 0.27) and strikeouts (Zane Collins 123). We had nine players earn Confer- ence First Team Honors, four earn Miami Valley Baseball Coaches’ Association honors and two players earn First Team All Ohio. Our team consisted of seven seniors – Brady Bechtel (1st Team CBC), Austin Cline (1st Team CBC, CBC POY, 1st Team MVBCA, MVBCA POY, 1st Team All Ohio and Mizuno All Ohio, playing at the University of Dayton), Todd Coleman (1st Team CBC), Zane Collins (1st Team CBC, 1st Team MVBCA, 1st Team All Ohio, playing at Wright State University), Tyler Tevis (1st Team CBC), TJ Fink and Josh Hill. One Junior, Spencer Bycynski and four Sophomores Nick Brown (1st Team CBC), Konner Caudill (1st Team CBC, 2nd Team MVBCA), Josh Whitten (1st Team CBC, 2nd Team MVBCA) and Trey Wilson (1st Team CBC). Our coaching staff of Doug Rutan, Mark Himmeger and Bob Stierhoff was also instrumental in accomplishing so much this past season.

56 OHIO HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL COACHES ASSOCIATION ★ ★ ★ SALUTES ★ ★ ★ 2015 State Poll Champion Coaches

Division III: Head Coach: Tom Craze – Fredericktown High School 2015 record- 23-3 Yrs at school- 4 Career record at HS- 92-18 Total yrs coaching- 10 Total yrs Head coach- 4 Career record Head coach - 92-18

2015 Highlights- The 2015 Freddies finished MOAC Champions and ranked #1 for the first time in school history. For the fourth consecutive season Fredericktown won 23 games and winning 20 straight which both are school records. Lead by 6 seniors the team was lead by 2 First Team All Ohio players in Austin Hathaway and Kirk Manns. 6 players received all conference honors along with 4 gaining district honors. Each and every of those seniors played major rolls and contributed to the success of the program. Our teams treated each other with great respect and played to there best abilities. I would like to thank my players, coaching staff, the coaches and players within the MOAC and my wife Mandy for without them our programs wouldn’t have great success.

Coaching Accomplishments/ Awards: 4 - 23 win season ( school record) 4 First Team All Ohio Players 1 Mid Buckeye Conference Tile 1 D III State Coach Of the Year ( 2015) 1 MOAC Title 2 District Coach of the Year ( 2014,2015) 4 Sectional Championships 1 MOAC Coach Of the Year (2105) 2 District Championships OHSBCA Top Ten Finishes: 3 (2013,2014,2015) 1 Regional Championship 20 consecutive wins (2015) 1 State Final 4 (2012) 1 OHSBCA Poll Champion (2015)

Division IV: Head Coach: Tom Gibson – Hiland High School 2014 Record (28-4) Years Head Coach at HS: 8 Career Record at HS (191 – 41) Total Years Coaching: 10 Total Years Head Coach: 8 Career Coaching Record (191 – 41)

2015 Season Highlights: 28-4 record 16-0 in IVC League DIV 4 Co Player of the year Clyde Yoder was our ace

Program accomplishment: State Final Four 2008 and 2012

57 State Coaches Poll 2016 (Please Read and Save) Five times during the course of the season the voting coaches of the state coaches poll rank the teams in each of the four divisions and select an All-Ohio team. This is a recogni- tion of OHSBCA members, their teams and their players. Num- bers of voters for each district are selected based upon member- ship in our state organization. The voting coaches are scattered throughout the state so that it is the responsibility of each school’s coach to promote his team and its players by contacting these voters before the voting takes place. (See #7 below)

Guidelines 1. 32 coaches vote in each division.

2. Coaches must be a member of the OHSBCA to vote, be ranked, or nominate for All-Ohio.

3. Coaches are selected by their district representatives upon completing a voting application.

4. Any head coach who is interested in voting must complete an application and return it to the Poll Director or to his district representative Applications are available on line at www.ohsbca.org. starting in May and ending in September each year.

5. The number of coaches voting in a district will vary, determined by the number of OHSBCA member coaches in their respective district and division.

6. Coaches selected to vote will be notified by their district reps and their names & emails, with hyperlinks will be published on the website. ( www.ohsbca.org under Poll Teams/ Voters

7. The Poll will be conducted for 5 consecutive weeks, ballots to be sent on April 14, 21, 28, May 5 and 12. Voting begins at Noon-Thursday, and ends Midnight -Saturday

8. Poll results will be submitted to our website at www.ohsbca.org beginning April 21st.

9. Coaches selected to vote will receive information on the voting procedures during the last week in March. If you are listed as a voter and have not been contacted by the first week of April, email me so that we may correct the problem

10. A sixth ballot, beginning May 19 and Ending Sunday, May 22nd will be the All-State, Coaches Poll Team Ballot.

Curt Karpinski State Poll Director [email protected]

58 Congratulations to our 2015 Poll Champions !

Division I Cin Moeller H.S. and coach Tim Held

Division II Benjamin Logan H.S. and coach Jim Fawcett

Division III Fredericktown H.S. and coach Tom Craze

Division IV Berlin Hiland H.S. and coach Tom Gibson

Also

Division I Coach of the Year Tim Gerken, Toledo St. Francis deSales H. S. Player of the Year Cameron Comer, Olentangy Liberty H. S.

Division II Coach of the Year Jim Fawcett, Benjamin Logan H. S. Player of the Year D.J. Wilson, Canton South H. S.

Division III Co-Coach of the Year Tom Craze, Fredericktown H. S. and Brian Harlamert, Coldwater H.S. Player of the Year Xavier Harris, Mt. Gilead H. S.

Division IV Coach of the Year Frank Lamoreaux, Seneca East H. S. Co-Player of the Year Cam Alldred, Cin. Country DayH. S. and Clyde Yoder, Berlin Hiland H.S.

Past State Poll Champions

Division I Division II 2015 Cin. Moeller SW 2015 Benjamin Logan SW 2014 Walsh Jesuit NE 2014 Bloom-Carroll C 2013 Cin. Mason SW 2013 Defiance NW 2012 Grove City C 2012 Defiance NW 2011 Cin. Moeller SW 2011 Steubenville E 2010 Cin. Moeller SW 2010 Jonathon Alder C 2009 Strongsville NE 2009 Sand. Perkins NW 2008 Lakota West SW 2008 Defiance NW 2007 Cin. Moeller SW 2007 Walsh Jesuit NE 2006 Olentangy C 2006 Washington C.H. SE 2005 Elder SW 2005 Lakewood C 2004 Start NW 2004 Lakewood C 2003 Milford SW 2003 Edison E 2002 Boardman NE 2002 Bishop Watterson C 2001 Mans.Mansfield Madison Madison NW 2001 Lakewood C 2000 Start NW 2000 Lakewood C 1999 Start NW 1999 Avon Lake NE 1998 Start NW 1998 Steubenville E 1997 Hamilton SW 1997 Bishop Watterson C

Division III Division IV 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 2003 St Henry NW 2003 Cin. Country Day SW 2002 Heath C 2002 St. Henry NW 2001 Heath C 2001 Fairport Harding NE 2000 Coldwater NW 2000 Toronto E 1999 Wheelersburg SE 1999 Toronto E 1998 Granville C 1998 St. Henry NW 1997 Wheelersburg SE 1997 Ayersville NW 59 2016 State Coaches Poll Voter 2016 State Coaches Poll 2016 State Coaches Poll Listed below are the coaches that will voting in Divisions 1 and 2 for the 2016 season. They can be contacted by going to the website (www.ohsbca.org) where you will find email Listedaddresses below and are thehyperlinks coaches to that each will individual voting in Divisions voter under 1 and “Poll 2 for Teams” the 2014 / “EligibleSeason Listed below are the coaches that will voting in Divisions 3 and 4 for the 2014 Season Voters”They You can can be go contacted to the bottom by going of tothe the list website and “Contact (www.ohsbca.org) All”. where you will find They can be contacted by going to the website (www.ohsbca.org) where you will find email addresses and hyperlinks to each individual voter under "Poll Teams" / email addresses and hyperlinks to each individual voter under "Poll Teams" / "Eligible Voters" You can go to the bottom of the list and "Contact All" "Eligible Voters" You can go to the bottom of the list and "Contact All"

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61 2013 DIVISION I ALL-OHIO POLL TEAM 2015 DIVISION2013 I DIVISIONALL-OHIO I ALL-OHIO POLL POLL TEAM TEAM 1st Team All-Ohio 2nd Team All-Ohio Pitcher 1st Team All-Ohio Pitcher 2nd Team All-Ohio GavinPitcher Ly o n Westerville Central C BrentPitcher Solinger Massillon Jackson NE GrantGavin MacciocchiLy o n Archbishop MoellerWesterville Central SWC RodneyBrent HutchinsonSolinger MasonMassillon Jackson SWNE MasonGrant DanielsMacciocchi Gahanna‐LincolnArchbishop Moeller CSW RussellRodney LamovecHutchinson Willoughby SouthMason NESW MasonCatcher Daniels Gahanna‐Lincoln C ShaneRussell SmithLamovec ElderWilloughby South SWNE ColinCatcher Kaucher Tol. Central Catholic NW ShaneCatcher Smith Elder SW HaydenColin SengerKaucher Lakota EastTol. Central Catholic SWNW CaelCatcher Baker Gahanna Lincoln C Hayden1st Base Senger Lakota East SW DillonCael CoughlinBaker ChardonGahanna Lincoln NEC Marques1st Base Inman Elyria NE DillonTyler CoughlinDuvall ChardonLebanon NESW MarquesInfield Inman Elyria NE Tyler1st Base Duvall Lebanon SW BradleyInfield Hull Gahanna‐Lincoln C Max1st Base Lavisky Lakewood NE CameronBradley ComerHull Olentangy LibertyGahanna‐Lincoln C MaxInfield Lavisky Lakewood NE KyCameron l e DockusComer Archbishop MoellerOlentangy Liberty SWC AndyInfield Weber Aurora NE MaMKy l e CarpenterDockus AuroraArchbishop Moeller NESW CamAndy DaughertyWeber WoosterAurora NE TMaM r e v o r HafnerCarpenter PerrysburgAurora NWNE MichaelCam KnollmanDaugherty HarrisonWooster SWNE TOutfield r e v o r Hafner Perrysburg NW RileyMichael CampbellKnollman WadsworthHarrison NESW PeytonOutfield Bowyer Grove City C RileySam CampbellMiller WadsworthMassillon Jackson NE Peyton BrownBowyer Anthony WayneGrove City NWC SamOutfield Miller Massillon Jackson NE J.D.Peyton OrrBrown Mt. VernonAnthony Wayne CNW MOutfield i ke Fenner Willoughby South NE MacJ.D. SchoenmanOrr HudsonMt. Vernon NEC DallasM i ke HallFenner Lakota WestWilloughby South SWNE MacUtility Schoenman Hudson NE DominicDallas BrownHall Worthington KilbourneLakota West CSW AusRnUtility Allinger Lakota West SW DominicHunter BrownAckerman Worthington KilbourneMadison Comprehensive CNW AusRnPOY Allinger Lakota West SW SamHunter FullerAckerman St. IgnaRusMadison Comprehensive NENW CameronPOY Comer Olentangy Liberty C SamUtility Fuller St. IgnaRus NE CameronCOY Comer Olentangy Liberty C NickUtility Lankard Tol. St. Francis deSales NW TimCOY Gerken Tol. St. Francis deSales NW Nick Lankard Tol. St. Francis deSales NW Tim Gerken Tol. St. Francis deSales NW Honorable Mention Division 1 All-Ohio Aron Mowery Marysville HonorableC Mention DivisionDanny 1 All-OhioCody Brecksville‐Broadview NE BenAron BeachyMowery SpringboroMarysville SWC DominicDanny CanzoneCody Walsh JesuitBrecksville‐Broadview NE BradBen ZeleznyBeachy Upper ArlingtonSpringboro CSW NickDominic BeboutCanzone WadsworthWalsh Jesuit NE BrandonBrad BartlomeZelezny LorainUpper Arlington NEC ReesNick RuaBebout Amherst SteeleWadsworth NE C.J.Brandon DeaconBartlome Anthony WayneLorain NWNE RyanRees HannaRua Olmsted FallsAmherst Steele NE C.J. Deacon Anthony Wayne NW Ryan Hanna Olmsted Falls NE

2015 DIVISION2013 II DIVISION ALL-OHIO II ALL-OHIO POLL POLL TEAM TEAM 2013 DIVISION II ALL-OHIO POLL TEAM 1st Team All-Ohio 2nd Team All-Ohio Pitcher 1st Team All-Ohio Pitcher 2nd Team All-Ohio AusRnPitcher Kline Benjamin Logan SW AnthonyPitcher Zorne Steubenville E CameronAusRn RobertsKline John GlennBenjamin Logan ESW DrewAnthony MorrisonZorne Licking ValleySteubenville CE SamCameron BordnerRoberts Bloom CarrollJohn Glenn CE MichaelDrew HendricksMorrison DefianceLicking Valley NWC SamCatcher Bordner Bloom Carroll C ShayMichael SmiddyHendricks Defiance NW DylanCatcher Shockley Minford SE ShayCatcher Smiddy Defiance NW JakeDylan SmithShockley West BranchMinford NESE ChrisRanCatcher Kroger Bishop WaMerson C JimmyJake LuebkeSmith CelinaWest Branch NWNE IsaacChrisRan FitzgeraldKroger St. Marys MemorialBishop WaMerson NWC Jimmy1st Base Luebke Celina NW AlexIsaac FrymanFitzgerald BellbrookSt. Marys Memorial SWNW Eli1st Base Daniels Minford SE Alex1st Base Fryman Bellbrook SW EliInfield Daniels Minford SE Nathanael1st Base Hendrix B u c keye NE BlakeInfield Blair Dover E NathanaelRyan HendrixFalls BNDCL u c keye NE EvanBlake LeeBlair LexingtonDover NWE RyanInfield Falls NDCL NE LukeEvan KlinehofferLee John GlennLexington ENW AntonioInfield BenneM Clearview NE NateLuke RauKlinehoffer BryanJohn Glenn NWE BradyAntonio KinnersleyBenneM WauseonClearview NWNE NatePaul RauHoman BryanOntario NW BradyEvan KinnersleySnyder WauseonDover NWE Outfield Jerian Thomas West Branch NE Adam Henderson Wapakoneta NW Outfield DJ Wilson Canton South HS NE Chris Follina Holy Name NE Roger Danson Bloom Carroll C Cory ConRni Dover E Sam Sustersic Revere NE Ky l e Abel Dover E Utility Ky l e Rupp Bryan NW Zane Collins Benjamin Logan SW Utility POY Josh Buchanan Vermilion NE DJ Wilson Canton South NE COY Jim FawceM Benjamin Logan SW

Honorable Mention Aaron Brudnik Keystone NE Levi Jones West Holmes E Adam Purdy Elida NW Nick Moser Big Walnut C Avery Janning Bishop WaMerson C Tyler Kennedy Chagrin Falls NE Dru Craig Sandusky NW Tyler Zuluski Chagrin Falls NE Dylan DewiM Bellevue NW Will Vogelsang Archbishop McNicholas SW John Reid Crestwood NE 62 2013 DIVISION III ALL-OHIO POLL TEAM

1st Team All-Ohio 2nd Team All-Ohio Pitcher Pitcher Adam Wolf Edison NW Michael Jacob St. Clairsville E Ryan Mikesell St. Henry NW Patrick Murphy Canton Central Catholic NE Xavier Harris Mount Gilead C Wade MarRn Wheelersburg SE Catcher Catcher Eric Terry Summit Country Day SW Clay Honigford Garaway E Jeremiah SRlwell Waynesville SW Hunter Snyder New Middletown Springfield SW 1st Base 1st Base Kirk Manns Fredericktown C GareM Robberts URca C Infield Garret Sendelbach Hopewell‐Loudon NW Brody Hoying Coldwater NW Infield Brody McGrath Alexander SE Brad MaloM Madison SW Cory Snider Lynchburg‐Clay High School SE Cameron Murray CHCA SW John Rings Centerburg C DusRn Redish Harrison Central High School E T r o y Black Waynesville High School SW Josh Hamilton New London NW Outfield Outfield AusRn Hathaway Fredricktown C Chase Murray CHCA SW Luke Albers Anna SW Ethan Pawlak Gilmour Academy NE Ross Adolph Van Buren NW GarreM Quickle Loudonville NE Sean Darmafall Elyria Catholic NE Noah Haynes Elgin C Utility Paris Hill Clark Montessori SW Alex Harter Liberty‐Benton NW Utility POY Mitchell Stammen St. Henry NW Xavier Harris Mt. Gilead C CO-COY T o m Craze Fredericktown C Brian Harlamert Coldwater NW Honorable Mention

Anthony Fortuna Kirkland NE K.C. Cress Cardinal NE Caleb Tingle Ridgewood E Konner H i c key Ashland Crestview NW Chris Demars Rootstown E Kraig Schoenherr Coldwater NW Derek Thobe Coldwater NW Michael DeMario Canton Central Catholic High School NE DusRn Kaiser Wes[all SE Nick Wolfe Genoa NW Paul Homan Ontario NW Evan Snyder Dover E Outfield Jerian Thomas West Branch NE Adam Henderson Wapakoneta NW Outfield DJ Wilson Canton South HS NE Chris Follina Holy Name NE Roger Danson Bloom Carroll C Cory ConRni Dover E Sam Sustersic Revere NE Ky l e Abel Dover E Utility Ky l e Rupp Bryan NW Zane Collins Benjamin Logan SW Utility POY Josh Buchanan Vermilion NE DJ Wilson Canton South NE COY Jim FawceM Benjamin Logan SW

Honorable Mention Aaron Brudnik Keystone NE Levi Jones West Holmes E Adam Purdy Elida NW Nick Moser Big Walnut C Avery Janning Bishop WaMerson C Tyler Kennedy Chagrin Falls NE Dru Craig Sandusky NW Tyler Zuluski Chagrin Falls NE Dylan DewiM Bellevue NW Will Vogelsang Archbishop McNicholas SW John Reid Crestwood NE

2015 DIVISION2013 III DIVISION ALL-OHIO III ALL-OHIO POLL POLL TEAM TEAM 1st Team All-Ohio 2nd Team All-Ohio Pitcher Pitcher Adam Wolf Edison NW Michael Jacob St. Clairsville E Ryan Mikesell St. Henry NW Patrick Murphy Canton Central Catholic NE Xavier Harris Mount Gilead C Wade MarRn Wheelersburg SE Catcher Catcher Eric Terry Summit Country Day SW Clay Honigford Garaway E Jeremiah SRlwell Waynesville SW Hunter Snyder New Middletown Springfield SW 1st Base 1st Base Kirk Manns Fredericktown C GareM Robberts URca C Infield Garret Sendelbach Hopewell‐Loudon NW Brody Hoying Coldwater NW Infield Brody McGrath Alexander SE Brad MaloM Madison SW Cory Snider Lynchburg‐Clay High School SE Cameron Murray CHCA SW John Rings Centerburg C DusRn Redish Harrison Central High School E T r o y Black Waynesville High School SW Josh Hamilton New London NW Outfield Outfield AusRn Hathaway Fredricktown C Chase Murray CHCA SW Luke Albers Anna SW Ethan Pawlak Gilmour Academy NE Ross Adolph Van Buren NW GarreM Quickle Loudonville NE Sean Darmafall Elyria Catholic NE Noah Haynes Elgin C Utility Paris Hill Clark Montessori SW Alex Harter Liberty‐Benton NW Utility POY Mitchell Stammen St. Henry NW Xavier Harris Mt. Gilead C CO-COY T o m Craze Fredericktown C Brian Harlamert Coldwater NW Honorable Mention

Anthony Fortuna Kirkland NE K.C. Cress Cardinal NE Caleb Tingle Ridgewood E Konner H i c key Ashland Crestview NW Chris Demars Rootstown E Kraig Schoenherr Coldwater NW Derek Thobe Coldwater NW Michael DeMario Canton Central Catholic High School NE DusRn Kaiser Wes[all SE Nick Wolfe Genoa NW

Ethan Slentz Garaway E Noah Bland Elyria Catholic NE 2015 DIVISION 2013 IV DIVISION ALL-OHIO IV ALL-OHIO POLL POLL TEAM TEAM

1st Team All-Ohio 2nd Team All-Ohio Pitcher Pitcher Cam Alldred Cin. Country Day SW Michael Kirian New Riegel NW Clyde Yoder Berlin Hiland E Ross Lehman Miller City NW Nate Bosway Lehman Catholic SW Ryan Bowerman Seneca East NW Catcher Catcher Cameron Conaway South Central NW Nolan Clegg Toronto E Nate Owens Convoy Crestview NW Teagan McFadden Paint Valley SE 1st Base 1st Base AusRn Richey Cin. Country Day SW AusRn Norwood Crestline NW Infield Infield Anthony McFadden Paint Valley SE AusRn Lutz Buckeye Central NW Blaze Glenn Toronto E Brandt Miller Berlin Hiland E Gregg Spearman Lehman Catholic SW Manny Garza RiMman NE Rob Engle Newark Catholic C Zach Phillips RiMman NE Outfield Outfield Grant Dilger St. Paul NW AusRn Downs Trimble Local SE Jared Faulkner Fisher Catholic C Grant Dilger Norwalk St. Paul NW Michael Greene St. Thomas Aquinas NE James Grilliot Covington SW Tanner Lane Riverside SW Tanner From Columbus Grove NW Utility Terry Dockery III ConRnental NW Gabe Morris Newark Catholic C Utility CO-POY Nate Coffman Crestline NW Cam Alldred Cin. Country Day SW Clyde Yoder Berlin Hiland E COY Frank Lamoreaux Senecca EastNW

Honorable Mention Division 4 All-Ohio AusRn Harper Mohawk NW E.J. Kissel Tinora NW Cade Cummings Tuscarawas Central Catholic E Eli King Pe]sville NW Clay Grubb McComb NW Hunter Stryker Tuscarawas Central Catholic E Dalton Holycross Triad SW Jackson Hobbs Fort Recovery NW Daniel Piero St. Thomas Aquinas NE Jackson Lammers Miller City NW Danny DiGiamba]sta St. Thomas Aquinas NE Jacob Kahle Ayersville NW Drew Bryan McComb NW Ryan Lee Warren JFK NE Drewe Tipple Seneca East NW ScoM InsRne Triad SW Duane Miller Edgerton NW Tanner Mays Symmes Valley SE 63 OHIO HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL COACHES ASSOCIATION ALL ACADEMIC TEAM 2015

Brad Hagerich...... Amherst Steele Nate Nielsen...... Crestwood Peyton Brown...... Anthony Wayne Ross Nielsen...... Crestwood Aaron Stark...... Anthony Wayne Matt Drockton...... Cuyahoga Hts Jordan Whitmore...... Archbishop McNicholas Craig McDaniel ...... Cuyahoga Hts Kyle Dockus...... Archbishop Moeller Grayson Thacker...... Cuyahoga Hts Grant Macciocchi...... Archbishop Moeller Weston Chupp...... Dalton Mitch Meece...... Archbishop Moeller Eddie Fogel...... Dalton Jordan Ramey...... Archbishop Moeller Zack Livengood ...... Dalton Matt Carpenter...... Aurora Jesse Mann...... Dalton Nick Ely...... Aurora Patrick McGinty...... Dalton Andy Weber...... Aurora Logan Swartzentruber...... Dalton Kade Carlyle...... Badin Sean Paulus...... Dawson-Bryant Alex Holderbach...... Badin Jesse Rigsby...... Dawson-Bryant Aaron Kerner...... Barnsville James Bauer...... Defiance Dylan Dewitt...... Bellevue Michael Hendricks...... Defiance Shane Miller...... Bellevue Kyle Abel ...... Dover Jake Strayer...... Bellevue Blake Blair...... Dover Collin Pecoraro...... Benedictine Alex Bowman...... Dover Brady Bechtol...... Benjamin Logan Cory Contini...... Dover Austin Cline...... Benjamin Logan Ashton Hall...... Dover Todd Coleman...... Benjamin Logan Brennan Lindsay...... Dover Andrew Nix...... Bishop Fenwick Evan Snyder...... Dover Mitch Lambert...... Bloom Carroll Ryan Bakies...... Elgin Scott Lendak...... Boardman Cantyn Belmer...... Elgin Jeremy Chambers...... Bowling Green Brad Conley...... Elyria Aaron Donaldson...... Bowling Green Zack Minney...... Elyria Spencer Schultz...... Bowling Green Trent Johns...... Fairfield Union Trey Walker...... Bowling Green Adrian Birchler...... Fairless Evan Baschko...... Brecksville-Broadview Hts Samuel Bidwell...... Fort Frye Jacob Burnett...... Brecksville-Broadview Hts Terren Huck...... Fort Frye Taylor Cave...... Brecksville-Broadview Hts Tyler Ruhl...... Fredericktown Dan Cody...... Brecksville-Broadview Hts Grant McConnell...... Fremont Ross John Starinsky...... Brecksville-Broadview Hts Bryee Moreno...... Fremont Ross Kyle Stringer...... Brecksville-Broadview Hts Jalen Slick...... Fremont Ross Eric Banal...... Buckeye Local Chad Karnes...... Galion Dylan Mutchler...... Bucyrus Wyatt Schwartz...... Garaway John Markus...... Canal Fulton Northwest Ethan Pawlak...... Gilmour Academy Ryan Lindesmith...... Canton Central Catholic Nick Regalbuto...... Gilmour Academy Nic Millin...... Canton Central Catholic James Venzor...... Gilmour Academy Drew Savage...... Canton Central Catholic Zachary Burrelli...... Girard Lucas Fulop...... Cardinal Dylan White ...... Girard Joseph Tucker...... Cardinal Joey Adams...... GlenOak Brant Zemelka...... Cardinal Nick Gaetano...... GlenOak Jon Atkinson...... Carrollton Luke Habyan...... GlenOak Troy Fairclough...... Carrollton Austin Kowalski...... Harrison Central Caleb Pasiuk...... Carrollton Bryce Gorrell...... 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65 Adrenaline Fundraising Elite Fundraising Majestic and Marucci Rawlings Sporting Goods Vs. Cancer Foundation 165 Freedom Ln. 5263 Mallett Club Dr 6786 Bexhill Dr. 3425 hummingbird Hill 3701 National Dr. Suite 100 Waterville, OH 43566 Dayton, OH 45439 Liberty Twp., OH 45044 Poland, OH 44514 Raleigh, NC 27612 Bruce Johnson Heather Wenrick Brian Makela Jerry Williams Brant Masters 419-466-0808 614-2263340 513-378-6050 330-502-7999 863-581-0149 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Franklin 57 Franklin 49 Delaware 29 Delaware 26-27 Franklin 37 ALL STAR-Rupp Sports Sales Fan Cloth MDS Baseball Bats Inc. Richardson Caps Wilson Sporting Goods 8036 Dartmouth Rd. 4201 Cambridge Rd 6920 Inverness Dr. P.O. Box 151516 1216 Sunnyview Ln Indianapolis, IN 46260 Fort Worth, TX 76155 Fort Wayne, IN 46804 Grand Rapids, MI 49515 Wooster, OH 44691 Rob Rupp Sabrina Lott Bradley Lightfoot Gary LaFrenier Matt Sherrieb 317-696-8845 866-897-3349 330-715-6226 616-292-4450 330-464-5366 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Delaware 23 Franklin 34-35 Franklin 59 Delaware 4 Delaware 5-6 Ares Sportswear GameChanger Mercer Group School Pride X-Grain Sportswear 86 Chamber st. suite 202 3700 Lacon Rd PO Box 771 3511 Johnny Appleseed Ct. P.O. Box 47 New York, NY 10007 Hilliard, OH 43026 Troy, OH 45373 Columbus, OH 43231 Peosta, IA 52068 Kyleigh Callender Jeremy Ko 347-709-4259 Ted Mercer Daren Brown Karin Harbin 614-767-1950 [email protected] 937-335-7100 614-568-0697 563-581-5115 [email protected] Franklin 51 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Delaware 17 Franklin 36 Franklin 50 Franklin 53 Holloway Sortswear Aul Bat Company 2633 Campbell Rd Mizuno USA Shaw Sports Turf 4687 Cook Ave. Sidney, OH 45365 4925 Avalon Ridge Pkwy 183 S. Industrial Pkwy Pittsburg, PA 15236 Lanee Saunders Nocross, GA 30071 Adairsville, GA 30103 Joe Aul 937-494-2522 Fred Hensley Jennifer Holton 412-526-5087 [email protected] 740-404-0588 614-313-8772 [email protected] Delaware 30-31 [email protected] [email protected] Delaware 3 Delaware 20-21 Franklin 52 Home Field Advantage BA Sales Agency 141 Granville St OHSAA Sport-N-Shoes 9348 Wildflower Way Gahanna, OH 43230 4080 Roselea Pl P.O Box 67 Davisburg, MI 48350 Jud VanSyckle Columbus, OH 43214 Mt. Vernon, OH 43050 David Gignac 614-337-1990 Steve Neil Dave Shoewalter 248-802-8326 [email protected] 614-267-2502 740-392-7463 [email protected] Franklin 31 [email protected] [email protected]

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