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Temecula Little League

Coaches

Spring 2023 Coaches list will be coming soon!
If you are interested in coaching please contact
[email protected] or [email protected]


Huge Thanks to our Spring 2022 Volunteer Coaches!!!  

TeeBall Angels Adrian Barela
TeeBall Pirates Chris Thompson
TeeBall Athletics Lorianne Yeargan
TeeBall Braves Jason
TeeBall Cubs Justin Calas
TeeBall Cardinals Matthew Eichelberger
TeeBall Diamondbacks Walter Johnson
TeeBall Dodgers Randy Martinez
TeeBall Giants Sydney Kneubuhl
TeeBall Red Sox Vanessa Veehuizen
TeeBall Rockies Bryan Joyce
TeeBall Yankees Vince Mora
TeeBall Rays Brian Mitchell
TeeBall Royals Jim Tanksley
TeeBall White Sox Kyle Monohan
TeeBall Astros Robbie Moran
TeeBall Phillies James Oliveri
TeeBall Padres Eric Kleiner
Single-A Angels Phill Rogers
Single-A Astros Justin Wilga
Single-A Braves Jonathon Salazar
Single-A Cardinals Montana Dye
Single-A Dodgers Phillip McGahey
Single-A Giants Chris LaPage
Single-A Pirates Ezra Jenkison
Single-A Rangers James Adams
Single-A Red Sox Heath Casto
Single-A Reds Erik Foster
Single-A Rockies Russell Berghorn
Single-A White Sox Justin Forsdick
Single-A Yankees Eddie Ramos
Single-A Mets Daniel Baldwin
Single-A Padres Kellen Herrera
Single-A Orioles Bryce Laster
Single-A Athletics Tyler Booth
Single-A Marlins Michael Hom
Single-A Rays Tiffany Pagano (Rodriguez)
Single-A Royals Scott Easton
Single-A Brewers Noah Johansen
Single-A Diamondbacks Bobby Bender
AA Angels Matt Parker
AA Athletics Cesar Colin
AA Braves Michael Kurcz
AA Dodgers Tracy Boydston
AA Giants Ben Foster
AA Padres Michael Bodman
AA Phillies Christopher Toledo
AA Pirates Joe Laliberte
AA Rays Justin Forsdick
AA Mets Peter Ali
AA Tigers Justin Bomia
AA Yankees Anthony Celio
AA Red Sox Shawn Wright
AA Diamondbacks Cory Forseth
AA White Sox Wayne Rodriguez
AA Cubs Tony Guide
AA Royals JP Santone
AA Rockies Jeff Bryce
AAA Angels Eric Scheafer
AAA Padres Chris Vaughn
AAA White Sox Sequoyha Pelletier
AAA Giants Dan Lewis
AAA Yankees Eddie Ramos
AAA Blue Jays Derek Sipkoi
AAA Braves Anthony Ruiz
AAA Phillies John Golden
AAA Rays Dennis Thompson
AAA Athletics Mike Levy
AAA Astros Chris Cross
AAA Pirates Evan Moore
AAA Diamondbacks Mike Zerosky
AAA Rockies Mitch Reichet
Majors Angels Kristian Golhke
Majors Athletics Taylor Loop
Majors Dodgers Tommy Taylor
Majors Rockies Jason Brenier
Majors Nationals John Morton
Majors Padres Alex Bradley
Majors White Sox Brandan Rogers
Majors Yankees Kevin Duenas
Majors Diamondbacks Eric Borgeson
Majors Braves Anthony Novello
Majors Pirates Danny Galat
Majors Phillies Pike Rodriguez
50/70 Dodgers Tommy Herrera
50/70 Nationals Tom Greifendorff
50/70 Padres Scott Chambliss
50/70 Angels Eric Gilliland
Juniors Padres Bill Jennings
Seniors Angels Jay Tindall
Seniors Marlins Greg Spillers


COACH'S / MANAGER'S ROLE

The Little League® manager and coach must be leaders. All must recognize that they hold a position of trust and responsibility in a program that deals with a sensitive and formative period of a child’s development.

It is required that the manager and coach have understanding, patience and the capacity to work with children. The manager and coach should be able to inspire respect. Above all else, managers and coaches must realize that they are helping to shape the physical, mental and emotional development of young people.

The Little League manager must be something more than just a teacher. Knowledge of the game is essential but it is not the only badge of a Little League coach or manager.

While an adult with training and background in the game is a desirable candidate for manager or coach, league screening committees should look for other important qualities. Screening of managers, coaches and others at the local league level who have contact with children is also important in attempting to discover those with a history of child abuse.

The heart of Little League is what happens between the adult manager/coach and player. It is the manager more than any other individual who controls the situation in which the players may be benefited. Improving the level of leadership in this vital area must be a continuing effort.

Children of Little League age are strongly influenced by adults whose ideals and aspirations are similar to their own. The manager/coach and player share a common interest in the game, a desire to excel, and determination to win. Children often idolize their managers and coaches, not because the adult is the most successful coach or mentor, but because the manager and coach are sources of inspiration.

Managers and coaches must be adults who are sensitive to the mental and physical limitations of children of Little League age and who recognize that the game is a vehicle of training and enjoyment, not an end in itself. It has been stated many times that the program of Little League can only be as good as the quality of leadership in the managing and coaching personnel. New leagues particularly, should make a determined effort to enlist the best adults in the community to serve as managers and coaches.

https://www.littleleague.org/university/coaches/