Silsbee92 Posted February 19, 2015 Report Share Posted February 19, 2015 Saw a post today and got me to thinking.... Dangerous activity for those that know me. I am curious to know the current tenures of our High School Baseball Coaches. In today's volatile coaching carousel, jmo, I find it amazing if a school retains their coaches for any significant amount of time. Please try and not repeat any prior submissions if they are accurate. So, if I could ask for the help of one of the admins who monitor this forum to help compile the responses I would be grateful. In closing I would like to offer Coach Griffith some recognition. I have played against your teams, watched your teams and even umpired your team games. Much respect for your 20+ years (guessing) at LC-M. Critter 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Peppermint Patty Posted February 19, 2015 Report Share Posted February 19, 2015 Goose Creek Memorial- Brian Williams- 1st year at GCM Baytown Sterling- Adam Shibley- 1st year HC Robert E Lee- David Hackney- 5th year as HC at REL Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
tribe7 Posted February 19, 2015 Report Share Posted February 19, 2015 Most "real baseball coaches" who aren't die hard football coaches that coach baseball in the spring want to be at a school that has an AD who will support and back the baseball program. The problem is most AD's are so worried about winning in football that all other programs fall second to baseball. Most small schools don't let athletes practice baseball during baseball season, I know at my school last year my number two pitcher was throwing two hundred footballs during the athletic period and mind you we were in the 2nd round of the playoffs. Schools that have AD's that actually care about baseball programs are far and few between. There are some AD's that force their football players to run track which is right in the middle of baseball season so that takes precedence over baseball and those kids don't get to baseball until after 5:00. As a high school baseball coach I learned very quickly that baseball coaches are very expendable and in order to stay at one place for a long time you have to be winning in football and make sure that you and your AD are on the same page. Its sad but true Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
td Posted February 19, 2015 Report Share Posted February 19, 2015 I agree with most of what tribe7 says. However, I'm happy to say that my son doesn't have those problems at WOS and he plays football and baseball. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
tribe7 Posted February 19, 2015 Report Share Posted February 19, 2015 Most of the bigger schools like WOS will allow their football players to go to baseball once football is over. The problem I described really exists at the small school level, and coming from a 6A school it was very eye opening to see. The problem does exist at big schools as well though. I had the opportunity to work for one of best baseball coaches in Texas high school history, he had over 500 wins. We were at a school that was terrible at football and great in baseball. We had a new supt.and head football coach come in and the next thing I know he was reassigned. They said he was a detriment to the football program. True story, made me sick. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
adminbaberuth Posted February 20, 2015 Report Share Posted February 20, 2015 Just guessing off top my head: Head Coach 24-4A Griff (LCM) 21 Chad Landry (Bridge City) 7 (Hamshire Fannett) 5 Todd Trawhan ( OF) 4 ( silsbee ) 7 Jarod Morris (HF) 2 Tim Erickson (Hardin-Jefferson) 3 (Sabine Pass) 2 Shea Landry (Wos) 3 Mike Nelson ( Silsbee) 5 22-5A Robert Spain (Ozen)2 Cody Robbins (Nederland) 10 Kyle Green (Vidor) 17 Memorial (2) Scott Carter (Png) 2 (28 Total) Alex Davis (Lumberton) 1 21-6A Jacob Walton (West Brook) 10 Adam Shibley (Sterling) 1 Clanton Vaughn (Channelview (7) Chris Rupp (Deer Park ) 3 Rickey Torres (LaPorte) 14 Lee Martinez (GP) 11 Jesse Royas ( memorial ) 4 ( Wos) 3 23-3A Joe Wofford (Warren) 5 Ryan Roeker (Anahuac) 1 Joe Kirby (Deweyville) 1 Jeremy Hogan (Kountze) 1 Heath Pavliska (Hardin) 12 Mark Gaus (EC) 3 Jeff Bennett ( Kirbyville) 4 (Orangefield) 5 Kevin Terrier ( Buna ) 7 Robb Kirkland (Jasper) 2 Hardin-Jefferson (3) Livingston (2) Joe Wilroy (Woodville) 7 Jimmy Neale (Kelly) 3 Keep adding and make corrections if needed. Silsbee92 and Critter 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ty Cobb Posted February 20, 2015 Report Share Posted February 20, 2015 Todd Trawhon: Orangefield 4 Silsbee 7 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Silsbee92 Posted February 20, 2015 Author Report Share Posted February 20, 2015 Just guessing off top my head: Head Coach 24-4A Griff (LCM) 21 Chad Landry (Bridge City) 7 (Hamshire Fannett) 5 Todd Trawhan ( OF) 4 ( silsbee ) 7 Jarod Morris (HF) 2 Tim Erickson (Hardin-Jefferson) 3 (Sabine Pass) 2 Shea Landry (Wos) 3 Mike Nelson ( Silsbee) 5 22-5A Robert Spain (Ozen)2 Cody Robbins (Nederland) 10 Kyle Green (Vidor) 17 Memorial (2) Scott Carter (Png) 2 (28 Total) Alex Davis (Lumberton) 1 21-6A Jacob Walton (West Brook) 10 Adam Shibley (Sterling) 1 Clanton Vaughn (Channelview (7) Chris Rupp (Deer Park ) 3 (Total 263) Rickey Torres (LaPorte) 14 (Total 256) Lee Martinez (GP) 11 Jesse Royas ( memorial ) 4 ( Wos) 3 23-3A Joe Wofford (Warren) 5 Ryan Roeker (Anahuac) 1 Joe Kirby (Deweyville) 1 Jeremy Hogan (Kountze) 1 Heath Pavliska (Hardin) 12 Mark Gaus (EC) 3 Jeff Bennett ( Kirbyville) 4 (Orangefield) 5 Kevin Terrier ( Buna ) 7 Robb Kirkland (Jasper) 2 Hardin-Jefferson (3) Livingston (2) Joe Wilroy (Woodville) 7 Jimmy Neale (Kelly) 3 Keep adding and make corrections if needed. Thanks Admin. Just the help I was looking for as well as confirming my suspicion. Griff has beat the odds. Amazing. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Silsbee92 Posted February 20, 2015 Author Report Share Posted February 20, 2015 Most "real baseball coaches" who aren't die hard football coaches that coach baseball in the spring want to be at a school that has an AD who will support and back the baseball program. The problem is most AD's are so worried about winning in football that all other programs fall second to baseball. Most small schools don't let athletes practice baseball during baseball season, I know at my school last year my number two pitcher was throwing two hundred footballs during the athletic period and mind you we were in the 2nd round of the playoffs. Schools that have AD's that actually care about baseball programs are far and few between. There are some AD's that force their football players to run track which is right in the middle of baseball season so that takes precedence over baseball and those kids don't get to baseball until after 5:00. As a high school baseball coach I learned very quickly that baseball coaches are very expendable and in order to stay at one place for a long time you have to be winning in football and make sure that you and your AD are on the same page. Its sad but true Thanks Coach. Good insight for some of us to chew on. I would have thought it was more along the parent interference line than football. But, after your statement I thought back to my days and realized that a few (1-3) good football athletes quit playing football all together in order to concentrate on baseball solely. All three went to College on scholarship in baseball. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
adminbaberuth Posted February 20, 2015 Report Share Posted February 20, 2015 Thanks Admin. Just the help I was looking for as well as confirming my suspicion. Griff has beat the odds. Amazing. Maybe someone could put together tenure for our local football and basketball coaches of the districts. Silsbee92 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
coachhooker01 Posted February 20, 2015 Report Share Posted February 20, 2015 Mark Williams (Evadale) he has been there a good 10 plus years Joe Wilroy (woodville) 7 or 8 years Joe Woodard (warren) 4 or 5 years Shane Nutt (big Sandy) 1 year Jacob Hooker (colmesneil) 3 years Kevin Lane (West Sabine) 3 years Chris Moore (Chester) 2 years Coach Pavaliski (Hardin) 8-10 years adminbaberuth 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
td Posted February 20, 2015 Report Share Posted February 20, 2015 Curious and maybe my memory isn't as good as it once was. If Rojas has been at Memorial for 4 then wouldn't that make Landry have 4 at WOS? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Eagle0011 Posted February 21, 2015 Report Share Posted February 21, 2015 David Denny- Barbers Hill 5 years Baseball is the same at BH as it is for most schools in SE Texas it comes 2nd to a sub par football program. Baseball has gone 4 deep in the play-offs 2 out of 3 years, 2 deep last year, Football has not been in 2 years and working on 3, I think the biggest frustration is losing good baseball asst coaches. Seems only our HC can be dedicated to baseball, all the asst coaches have to have football as their 1st sport and baseball as a 2nd sport, so we lose some really good coaches, I feel for our HC, has to be frustrating, Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
BullDozer Posted March 12, 2015 Report Share Posted March 12, 2015 I thought Coach Terrier at Buna had more years than that. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Critter Posted March 12, 2015 Report Share Posted March 12, 2015 Just guessing off top my head: Head Coach 24-4A Griff (LCM) 21 Chad Landry (Bridge City) 7 (Hamshire Fannett) 5 Todd Trawhan ( OF) 4 ( silsbee ) 7 Jarod Morris (HF) 2 Tim Erickson (Hardin-Jefferson) 3 (Sabine Pass) 2 Shea Landry (Wos) 3 Mike Nelson ( Silsbee) 5 22-5A Robert Spain (Ozen)2 Cody Robbins (Nederland) 10 Kyle Green (Vidor) 17 Memorial (2) Scott Carter (Png) 2 (28 Total) Alex Davis (Lumberton) 1 21-6A Jacob Walton (West Brook) 10 Adam Shibley (Sterling) 1 Clanton Vaughn (Channelview (7) Chris Rupp (Deer Park ) 3 Rickey Torres (LaPorte) 14 Lee Martinez (GP) 11 Jesse Royas ( memorial ) 4 ( Wos) 3 23-3A Joe Wofford (Warren) 5 Ryan Roeker (Anahuac) 1 Joe Kirby (Deweyville) 1 Jeremy Hogan (Kountze) 1 Heath Pavliska (Hardin) 12 Mark Gaus (EC) 3 Jeff Bennett ( Kirbyville) 4 (Orangefield) 5 Kevin Terrier ( Buna ) 7 Robb Kirkland (Jasper) 2 Hardin-Jefferson (3) Livingston (2) Joe Wilroy (Woodville) 7 Jimmy Neale (Kelly) 3 Keep adding and make corrections if needed. Admin Spitting some Knowledge!!!!! :D AWESOME!! Silsbee92 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jv_coach Posted March 13, 2015 Report Share Posted March 13, 2015 Most "real baseball coaches" who aren't die hard football coaches that coach baseball in the spring want to be at a school that has an AD who will support and back the baseball program. The problem is most AD's are so worried about winning in football that all other programs fall second to baseball. Most small schools don't let athletes practice baseball during baseball season, I know at my school last year my number two pitcher was throwing two hundred footballs during the athletic period and mind you we were in the 2nd round of the playoffs. Schools that have AD's that actually care about baseball programs are far and few between. There are some AD's that force their football players to run track which is right in the middle of baseball season so that takes precedence over baseball and those kids don't get to baseball until after 5:00. As a high school baseball coach I learned very quickly that baseball coaches are very expendable and in order to stay at one place for a long time you have to be winning in football and make sure that you and your AD are on the same page. Its sad but true Them boys need to run around the track, all they do is stand around during baseball season and yell hey batter batter. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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