Darton College
Cavalier Coaches
Scot Hemmings
Head Baseball Coach
Head Baseball Coach
Scot Hemmings begins his first season as Darton College’s head baseball coach after a 3-year stint at Central High School in Phenix City, AL. Hemmings is a 2002 graduate of Troy State University with a degree in Business Administration and a 2005 graduate of Troy State University with a Masters in Business Administration. A native of Columbus, Georgia, Hemmings will hope to take Darton College to the top ranks of GCAA play.
Hemmings is a graduate of Columbus High School, where he played for three Georgia State High School Championship baseball teams under legendary coach Bobby Howard. Hemmings enjoyed a fruitful athletic career at Columbus High, where he was named to the First Team All Bi-City Team in both football and baseball and First Team All-State during his senior campaign. Upon his graduation in 1995, Hemmings was drafted by the New York Yankees in the 61st round, but chose to attend college instead, and signed a baseball scholarship to Middle Georgia College. Coach Hemmings transferred to Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College after the fall of 1995. While at ABAC, Hemmings broke the school record for stolen bases as a freshman, and as a sophomore earned First Team All-Conference honors, while leading his team to a third place finish in the GJCAA in 1997.
Upon completion of a stellar career at ABAC, Coach Hemmings earned a baseball scholarship to Columbus State University. However, the San Diego Padres drafted Hemmings in the 18th round of the 1997 Major League Baseball June draft, and he elected to sign with the Padres. Hemmings played three seasons in the Padres organization, making it as high as AAA – Las Vegas. He became highly regarded in the front office as he brought speed, power, and a strong arm to the table, and was on a focused track to the big leagues. Unfortunately, Hemmings’ career became injury riddled, with injuries to his knee, shoulder, and hamstring, which forced Hemmings to retire after a short spring training stint with the Detroit Tigers in 2000.
After finishing his playing days, Hemmings joined the staff at Alabama junior college powerhouse, Chattahoochee Valley Community College. In 2003 he helped guide the Pirate program to a school record 41 wins and a 2nd place finish in the AJCAA conference tournament. Hemmings spent two seasons under Coach Adam Thomas before he moved his career to Andrew College in Cuthbert, GA. Hemmings’ team set a school record for wins in 2006 (34) and was named Georgia Dugout Club Coach of the Year. After a 3rd place finish in 2006 and 2007, Hemmings was again named Diamond Sports Regional Coach of the Year. Coach Hemmings decided after the 2008 season to move back to Columbus area as he accepted the head coaching position at Central High School on May 30, 2008.
Hemmings is an intense competitor and brings a strong passion for the game to the field every day. He brings a wealth of talent and knowledge to Darton, especially on the offensive end. Hemmings looks forward to making Darton College a true contender in junior college baseball in the upcoming seasons.
Born May 6, 1977, Coach Hemmings was married to the former Amy Thomas on January 3, 2004. The Hemmings have two daughters Addie Loette (2) and Allison Caroline (1) and a baby boy due in September.
Hemmings is a graduate of Columbus High School, where he played for three Georgia State High School Championship baseball teams under legendary coach Bobby Howard. Hemmings enjoyed a fruitful athletic career at Columbus High, where he was named to the First Team All Bi-City Team in both football and baseball and First Team All-State during his senior campaign. Upon his graduation in 1995, Hemmings was drafted by the New York Yankees in the 61st round, but chose to attend college instead, and signed a baseball scholarship to Middle Georgia College. Coach Hemmings transferred to Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College after the fall of 1995. While at ABAC, Hemmings broke the school record for stolen bases as a freshman, and as a sophomore earned First Team All-Conference honors, while leading his team to a third place finish in the GJCAA in 1997.
Upon completion of a stellar career at ABAC, Coach Hemmings earned a baseball scholarship to Columbus State University. However, the San Diego Padres drafted Hemmings in the 18th round of the 1997 Major League Baseball June draft, and he elected to sign with the Padres. Hemmings played three seasons in the Padres organization, making it as high as AAA – Las Vegas. He became highly regarded in the front office as he brought speed, power, and a strong arm to the table, and was on a focused track to the big leagues. Unfortunately, Hemmings’ career became injury riddled, with injuries to his knee, shoulder, and hamstring, which forced Hemmings to retire after a short spring training stint with the Detroit Tigers in 2000.
After finishing his playing days, Hemmings joined the staff at Alabama junior college powerhouse, Chattahoochee Valley Community College. In 2003 he helped guide the Pirate program to a school record 41 wins and a 2nd place finish in the AJCAA conference tournament. Hemmings spent two seasons under Coach Adam Thomas before he moved his career to Andrew College in Cuthbert, GA. Hemmings’ team set a school record for wins in 2006 (34) and was named Georgia Dugout Club Coach of the Year. After a 3rd place finish in 2006 and 2007, Hemmings was again named Diamond Sports Regional Coach of the Year. Coach Hemmings decided after the 2008 season to move back to Columbus area as he accepted the head coaching position at Central High School on May 30, 2008.
Hemmings is an intense competitor and brings a strong passion for the game to the field every day. He brings a wealth of talent and knowledge to Darton, especially on the offensive end. Hemmings looks forward to making Darton College a true contender in junior college baseball in the upcoming seasons.
Born May 6, 1977, Coach Hemmings was married to the former Amy Thomas on January 3, 2004. The Hemmings have two daughters Addie Loette (2) and Allison Caroline (1) and a baby boy due in September.
Justin Huff
Assistant Baseball/Recruiting Coordinator
Assistant Baseball/Recruiting Coordinator
Photo: Justin Huff
Justin Huff enters his second season as an assistant coach/recruiting coordinator at his alma mater. On the field, he will instruct infielders, assist hitters, and coach first base. In 2011, the Cavalier infield had one representative on the GCAA Gold Glove team.
Before coming back to Darton College, Huff had begun a career in business. During that time, he also served as the junior varsity head coach at Deerfield-Windsor School and as an assistant for a local American Legion squad.
As a player at Darton College for the 2004-05 seasons, Huff was a 2005 All-GJCAA shortstop for Coach Glenn Eames. He was voted team captain for the Cavalier squad that won the most games in school history. He set three records at the college including single season total at-bats, base-on-balls, and hit-by-pitch. After graduating from Darton, he spent his junior year as a role player at Division I power Coastal Carolina under Gary Gilmore. For his senior season, he transferred to Valdosta State and received Academic All-Gulf South Conference honors as the Blazer shortstop in 2007. He also had a brief professional career in 2007 playing in the South Coast League. Huff was a middle infielder for Phil Plantier’s Macon Music team that won the second half league championship.
The Albany native and Westover High School graduate earned his Associate of Business Administration degree from Darton College and his Bachelor of Business Administration from Valdosta State University. In 2010, He completed his Master of Business Administration degree from Kennesaw State University.
Justin Huff enters his second season as an assistant coach/recruiting coordinator at his alma mater. On the field, he will instruct infielders, assist hitters, and coach first base. In 2011, the Cavalier infield had one representative on the GCAA Gold Glove team.
Before coming back to Darton College, Huff had begun a career in business. During that time, he also served as the junior varsity head coach at Deerfield-Windsor School and as an assistant for a local American Legion squad.
As a player at Darton College for the 2004-05 seasons, Huff was a 2005 All-GJCAA shortstop for Coach Glenn Eames. He was voted team captain for the Cavalier squad that won the most games in school history. He set three records at the college including single season total at-bats, base-on-balls, and hit-by-pitch. After graduating from Darton, he spent his junior year as a role player at Division I power Coastal Carolina under Gary Gilmore. For his senior season, he transferred to Valdosta State and received Academic All-Gulf South Conference honors as the Blazer shortstop in 2007. He also had a brief professional career in 2007 playing in the South Coast League. Huff was a middle infielder for Phil Plantier’s Macon Music team that won the second half league championship.
The Albany native and Westover High School graduate earned his Associate of Business Administration degree from Darton College and his Bachelor of Business Administration from Valdosta State University. In 2010, He completed his Master of Business Administration degree from Kennesaw State University.
Boone Webster
Assistant Baseball/Pitching Coach
Assistant Baseball/Pitching Coach
Boone Webster begins his first year at Darton College as the pitching coach for the Cavaliers. Webster comes to Darton after one year as the pitching coach at East Georgia College in Swainsboro, GA. In their first year in the GCAA, East Georgia finished sixth in the conference and earned a berth in the conference tournament where they went 1-2. Before beginning his collegiate coaching career, Webster spent two years as an assistant coach at his alma mater Centennial High School in Roswell, GA.
As a player at Centennial, Webster set three single season school records including ERA (1.15), strikeouts (116), and innings pitched (85) as he finished 8-4 as a senior. He was selected to the All Area team and Braves 400 Club. After high school, Webster pitched at Young Harris College. In 2005, he helped lead the Mountain Lions to a 52-11 record with the regular season and tournament championship. As a sophomore, the team finished with 49 wins and the regular season championship. He continued his collegiate career at Mercer University. In his first game as a Bear, he picked up a win against #2 nationally ranked Miami in three scoreless innings of relief. As a senior, he was named to the Atlantic Sun All-Academic Team.
The Tifton, GA native graduated from Mercer University in 2008 with his Bachelor of Art degree in Communications and a minor in Business Administration.
As a player at Centennial, Webster set three single season school records including ERA (1.15), strikeouts (116), and innings pitched (85) as he finished 8-4 as a senior. He was selected to the All Area team and Braves 400 Club. After high school, Webster pitched at Young Harris College. In 2005, he helped lead the Mountain Lions to a 52-11 record with the regular season and tournament championship. As a sophomore, the team finished with 49 wins and the regular season championship. He continued his collegiate career at Mercer University. In his first game as a Bear, he picked up a win against #2 nationally ranked Miami in three scoreless innings of relief. As a senior, he was named to the Atlantic Sun All-Academic Team.
The Tifton, GA native graduated from Mercer University in 2008 with his Bachelor of Art degree in Communications and a minor in Business Administration.
C.J. Hillard
Student Assistant Baseball Coach
Student Assistant Baseball Coach
C.J. Hillard enters his first season as a collegiate baseball coach serving as a student-assistant coach. He will assist with outfielders, run game-day/practice operations, and serve as the baseball grounds crew leader.
The Albany native returned home to play for the Cavaliers in 2011 after spending his freshman year playing baseball for Asbury College in Wilmore, KY. As a utility player with the Cavs, he led the 2011 squad in batting average. He is a Westover High School graduate and is currently working on his special education degree.
The Albany native returned home to play for the Cavaliers in 2011 after spending his freshman year playing baseball for Asbury College in Wilmore, KY. As a utility player with the Cavs, he led the 2011 squad in batting average. He is a Westover High School graduate and is currently working on his special education degree.
Lea Henry
Head Basketball Coach
Head Basketball Coach
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May 4, 2011 (Albany, Georgia)...Darton College announced today that Lea Henry has been named as their Head Women's Basketball Coach.
Lea Henry began her coaching career at the University of Tennessee under legendary head coach Pat Summit. From 1985 to 1990 Henry served in the capacity of Assistant Coach at Stetson University and the University of Florida. She became the Head Basketball Coach at Mercer University in 1990 and served there until becoming the Head Coach at Georgia State University in 1994. She coached there for 16 seasons. She has led teams to three conference tournament championships, six conference regular season championships, three NCAA appearances, and one WNIT appearance. Henry is a three-time Conference Coach of the Year and a three-time Georgia Division Coach of the Year. In addition, Henry coached 51 Conference All-Academic team members.
"Darton College is thrilled to add Lea Henry to our team. She is a world class figure in women's basketball who has accumulated incredible success in the sport," said Athletic Director Mike Kiefer. "We are anticipating that Henry will continue to move our program forward in a manner that will make Darton College and the community incredibly proud."
Henry played college basketball at the University of Tennessee, where she was a 4-year starter and attended the Final Four three times. In 1984, Henry led the USA to a gold medal as the starting point guard for the women’s team. Since 1984, Henry has directed Lea Henry Camp of Champs, which became L & G Camp of Champs in 2005. L & G Camp of Champs is a youth character education program dedicated to producing successful basketball players while positively shaping their lives. Camps are held all over the United States. In 2006, Henry was inducted into the Georgia Sports Hall of Fame.
May 4, 2011 (Albany, Georgia)...Darton College announced today that Lea Henry has been named as their Head Women's Basketball Coach.
Lea Henry began her coaching career at the University of Tennessee under legendary head coach Pat Summit. From 1985 to 1990 Henry served in the capacity of Assistant Coach at Stetson University and the University of Florida. She became the Head Basketball Coach at Mercer University in 1990 and served there until becoming the Head Coach at Georgia State University in 1994. She coached there for 16 seasons. She has led teams to three conference tournament championships, six conference regular season championships, three NCAA appearances, and one WNIT appearance. Henry is a three-time Conference Coach of the Year and a three-time Georgia Division Coach of the Year. In addition, Henry coached 51 Conference All-Academic team members.
"Darton College is thrilled to add Lea Henry to our team. She is a world class figure in women's basketball who has accumulated incredible success in the sport," said Athletic Director Mike Kiefer. "We are anticipating that Henry will continue to move our program forward in a manner that will make Darton College and the community incredibly proud."
Henry played college basketball at the University of Tennessee, where she was a 4-year starter and attended the Final Four three times. In 1984, Henry led the USA to a gold medal as the starting point guard for the women’s team. Since 1984, Henry has directed Lea Henry Camp of Champs, which became L & G Camp of Champs in 2005. L & G Camp of Champs is a youth character education program dedicated to producing successful basketball players while positively shaping their lives. Camps are held all over the United States. In 2006, Henry was inducted into the Georgia Sports Hall of Fame.
Brandon Podgorski
Assistant Basketball Coach
Assistant Basketball Coach
Brandon Podgorski enters his second season as an assistant basketball coach at Darton. He was an assistant during the 2009-10 season and served as an assistant boys’ basketball coach at Deerfield-Windsor School in Albany last season.
Podgorski came to Darton in September 2009 from Wabash College where he was an assistant coach from 2007-09. He helped lead the Little Giants to back-to-back North Coast Athletic Conference title games for the first time in school history. Prior to Wabash, Podgorski served as an assistant boys’ varsity coach at Bloomington (IN) High School North (2000-2001), conference champions and state semi-finalists; head seventh grade boys coach at Jackson Creek (Bloomington, IN) Middle School (2002-2003), city and county champions; and has led three different high school-level AAU teams to qualify for their national championships – Bloomington White (2002), Spiece Select 2008 (2003), and Cardinal Hoops (2005), a team he founded and coached. He also coached for three summers in Europe (2007-2009) as part of the People to People student ambassador program. In 2008, he led his boys’ U16 team to a fourth-place finish at the World Games in Vienna, Austria.
A graduate of Indiana University, Podgorski is also the Fitness Center Director at Darton. He earned his Master of Science in Recreation and Sport Sciences from Ohio University and holds the Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist distinction from the National Strength and Conditioning Association. Podgorski is single and resides in Albany.
Podgorski came to Darton in September 2009 from Wabash College where he was an assistant coach from 2007-09. He helped lead the Little Giants to back-to-back North Coast Athletic Conference title games for the first time in school history. Prior to Wabash, Podgorski served as an assistant boys’ varsity coach at Bloomington (IN) High School North (2000-2001), conference champions and state semi-finalists; head seventh grade boys coach at Jackson Creek (Bloomington, IN) Middle School (2002-2003), city and county champions; and has led three different high school-level AAU teams to qualify for their national championships – Bloomington White (2002), Spiece Select 2008 (2003), and Cardinal Hoops (2005), a team he founded and coached. He also coached for three summers in Europe (2007-2009) as part of the People to People student ambassador program. In 2008, he led his boys’ U16 team to a fourth-place finish at the World Games in Vienna, Austria.
A graduate of Indiana University, Podgorski is also the Fitness Center Director at Darton. He earned his Master of Science in Recreation and Sport Sciences from Ohio University and holds the Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist distinction from the National Strength and Conditioning Association. Podgorski is single and resides in Albany.
Bruce Skiles
Cross Country/Track and Field Coach
Cross Country/Track and Field Coach
Photo: Bruce Skiles
Long-time running enthusiast Bruce Skiles became the head coach of cross country in 2011. He had volunteered his time and property to train Darton College student-athletes in 2007 when the program began, and the program has continued its growth thanks to his experience and influence.
Coach Skiles offered to share his coaching experience and top-quality trails on his Lee County farm late in the inaugural 2007 cross country season. The Darton teams began to train with Coach Skiles twice weekly for speed- and hill-training which helped lead his daughter, Brittney, who ran for the Cavaliers, to later win the Region XVII Individual Champion award as the team clinched its first Region title.
Bruce Skiles brings five years of high school coaching experience into the program, and he has trained and rehabilitated several local athletes, including David Marley, who despite a torn ACL in 2006 returned to race at Darton in 2007 and set the first Darton College school record for the 8K.
Although Coach Skiles can boast strong winning records as a coach, his personal athletic feats are also impressive.
He ran for then JUCO powerhouse Penn State, Berks Campus, for two seasons and became a two-time All American before transferring to Auburn where he quickly became the university's No-1 runner. Coach Skiles set a number of school records as he placed 2nd in the Penn Relays with a 9:23, 3200-meter finish. He also ran a 4:08 mile moments before blazing a 13:51 5000-meter run. Also at Auburn Coach Skiles blasted an 8:13 finish on the 3000-meter run at the U.S. Olympic Indoor Invitational at Madison Square Garden.
He continued to train on his own after college and placed 13th in the Peachtree City Road Race in 1980 before qualifying for the Olympic Trails for the marathon. Coach Skiles ran only one 8K race, which is the distance of our men's competitions, and finished with a 24:08.
Coach Skiles resides in Lee Country with his wife, Terri, and children Brittney, Brandon, and Alexi. His son, Brandon, and daughter, Brittney, both ran at Darton and now run at Columbus State University.
Long-time running enthusiast Bruce Skiles became the head coach of cross country in 2011. He had volunteered his time and property to train Darton College student-athletes in 2007 when the program began, and the program has continued its growth thanks to his experience and influence.
Coach Skiles offered to share his coaching experience and top-quality trails on his Lee County farm late in the inaugural 2007 cross country season. The Darton teams began to train with Coach Skiles twice weekly for speed- and hill-training which helped lead his daughter, Brittney, who ran for the Cavaliers, to later win the Region XVII Individual Champion award as the team clinched its first Region title.
Bruce Skiles brings five years of high school coaching experience into the program, and he has trained and rehabilitated several local athletes, including David Marley, who despite a torn ACL in 2006 returned to race at Darton in 2007 and set the first Darton College school record for the 8K.
Although Coach Skiles can boast strong winning records as a coach, his personal athletic feats are also impressive.
He ran for then JUCO powerhouse Penn State, Berks Campus, for two seasons and became a two-time All American before transferring to Auburn where he quickly became the university's No-1 runner. Coach Skiles set a number of school records as he placed 2nd in the Penn Relays with a 9:23, 3200-meter finish. He also ran a 4:08 mile moments before blazing a 13:51 5000-meter run. Also at Auburn Coach Skiles blasted an 8:13 finish on the 3000-meter run at the U.S. Olympic Indoor Invitational at Madison Square Garden.
He continued to train on his own after college and placed 13th in the Peachtree City Road Race in 1980 before qualifying for the Olympic Trails for the marathon. Coach Skiles ran only one 8K race, which is the distance of our men's competitions, and finished with a 24:08.
Coach Skiles resides in Lee Country with his wife, Terri, and children Brittney, Brandon, and Alexi. His son, Brandon, and daughter, Brittney, both ran at Darton and now run at Columbus State University.
William Jones, III
Head Golf Coach
Head Golf Coach
Photo: William Jones, III
Bill Jones takes on the duties of head coach beginning fall 2011, and brings with him a well-experienced, knowledgeable golf background.
Coach Jones is a Darton graduate, and had a stellar representation of the college as a student-athlete. In 2007 he became the NJCAA DII national champion and was considered the top DII player in the NJCAA as he received the Arnold Palmer Award. That year Coach Jones lead the golf team to a national championship finish.
Coach Jones continued his career as a student athlete at NCAA DI powerhouse Mercer University, where he would later graduate Magna Cum Laude with a BBA in Finance and Management from Mercer's Eugene W. Stetson School for Business and Economics. Athletic highlights there include:
2009 Charles Morgan Senior Male Athlete of the Year
2009 ESPN the Magazine Academic All-American team
2009 All-Atlantic Sun First Team (74-69-74 = 217, t-5th)
9 top-10 finishes including a Runner-Up at the 2009 Linger Longer Invitational, which included #1 and #2 ranked teams in the nation.
Coach Jones still competes as an amateur, and has had three Top 15 finishes at the Georgia State Amateur, including a 7th place finish at the 2011 State Amateur Championship. He was a medalist in the Atlanta qualifier for the 2010 United States Amateur Championship, shooting 69-66. Coach Jones finished 108th of 312 in the US Amateur Stroke Play.
Other work experience includes two seasons of serving the athletic department as an assistant golf coach under then-head-coach Dale Dover. Coach Jones is also acting as the Assistant Director of Housing and Residence Life.
To contact Coach Jones, call (229) 317-6321 or email william.jones.1@darton.edu.
Bill Jones takes on the duties of head coach beginning fall 2011, and brings with him a well-experienced, knowledgeable golf background.
Coach Jones is a Darton graduate, and had a stellar representation of the college as a student-athlete. In 2007 he became the NJCAA DII national champion and was considered the top DII player in the NJCAA as he received the Arnold Palmer Award. That year Coach Jones lead the golf team to a national championship finish.
Coach Jones continued his career as a student athlete at NCAA DI powerhouse Mercer University, where he would later graduate Magna Cum Laude with a BBA in Finance and Management from Mercer's Eugene W. Stetson School for Business and Economics. Athletic highlights there include:
2009 Charles Morgan Senior Male Athlete of the Year
2009 ESPN the Magazine Academic All-American team
2009 All-Atlantic Sun First Team (74-69-74 = 217, t-5th)
9 top-10 finishes including a Runner-Up at the 2009 Linger Longer Invitational, which included #1 and #2 ranked teams in the nation.
Coach Jones still competes as an amateur, and has had three Top 15 finishes at the Georgia State Amateur, including a 7th place finish at the 2011 State Amateur Championship. He was a medalist in the Atlanta qualifier for the 2010 United States Amateur Championship, shooting 69-66. Coach Jones finished 108th of 312 in the US Amateur Stroke Play.
Other work experience includes two seasons of serving the athletic department as an assistant golf coach under then-head-coach Dale Dover. Coach Jones is also acting as the Assistant Director of Housing and Residence Life.
To contact Coach Jones, call (229) 317-6321 or email william.jones.1@darton.edu.
Dale Dover
Director of Golf Operations
Director of Golf Operations
Photo: Dale Dover
Dale Dover has taken on a new role as Director of Golf Operations for the Cavaliers Golf Team. Dover created one of the most successful collegiate golf programs in the country, leading Darton College golfers to three consecutive National Championships (2005, 2006, and 2007), runner-up finishes in 2008 and 2009, 8 straight Region XVII Championships, and a win in Darton’s inaugural trip to the NJCAA Division I District IV Championship.
Originally from Toccoa, Georgia, Coach Dover obtained a B.S. degree from Piedmont College and a secondary education certification from the University of Georgia. He has over 20 yeas of coaching experience at the collegiate and high school levels.
Additionally, he has been the president and owner of Dover Insurance Agency for over 30 years. Coach Dover is a member of numerous professional organizations including the NJCAA Golf Coaches Association, GCAA and the Camilla Rotary Club.
Coach Dover has won four National Golf Coach of the Year awards to go along with eight NJCAA Region XVII Coach of the Year awards and District IV Coach of the Year in 2011. He has also been recognized in 2007 and 2010 as Central Region Coach of the Year.
Dale has been married to Janine G. Dover for 46 years. They have two children and three grandchildren.
(H) 229-336-0424
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61 Court Drive/P.O. Box 151
Dale Dover has taken on a new role as Director of Golf Operations for the Cavaliers Golf Team. Dover created one of the most successful collegiate golf programs in the country, leading Darton College golfers to three consecutive National Championships (2005, 2006, and 2007), runner-up finishes in 2008 and 2009, 8 straight Region XVII Championships, and a win in Darton’s inaugural trip to the NJCAA Division I District IV Championship.
Originally from Toccoa, Georgia, Coach Dover obtained a B.S. degree from Piedmont College and a secondary education certification from the University of Georgia. He has over 20 yeas of coaching experience at the collegiate and high school levels.
Additionally, he has been the president and owner of Dover Insurance Agency for over 30 years. Coach Dover is a member of numerous professional organizations including the NJCAA Golf Coaches Association, GCAA and the Camilla Rotary Club.
Coach Dover has won four National Golf Coach of the Year awards to go along with eight NJCAA Region XVII Coach of the Year awards and District IV Coach of the Year in 2011. He has also been recognized in 2007 and 2010 as Central Region Coach of the Year.
Dale has been married to Janine G. Dover for 46 years. They have two children and three grandchildren.
(H) 229-336-0424
(C) 229-336-6699
61 Court Drive/P.O. Box 151
Bart Sasnett
Head Men's Soccer Coach
Head Men's Soccer Coach
Photo: Bart Sasnett
In the fall 2011, Bart Sasnett entered into his 5th season as the Head Men's Soccer Coach. The cavilers would pick up where they left off in 2010 and break program records for wins in a season (19), consecutive wins (16) and return to the National Tournament ranked #1 in the country. They become the first men's team to win back to back Region and District Titles. The Cav's ended with a 19-2-1 record and tied for 3rd Nationally.
2010 was a history making year for the cavilers. The men's program played in it's first NJCAA National Tournament! The Cav's finished with a 18-7 record, Region 17 Tournament and Southeast District Champions. The cavilers would reach as high as 5th in the country and place 6th at the National Tournament. Sasnett's high powered offense amassed 90 goals and 2 All-American's.
In 2009 Sasnett ended with a 12-4-1 record. Sasnett's Cav's spent 3 weeks nationally ranked reaching 14th in the last week of regular season play. Coach Bart has led his teams to three straight play-off appearances. For his efforts he was nominated Region 17 Coach of the year in 2009 and 2008.
Sasnett has compiled a 68-27-2 record while at Darton College. This adds to his 99-52-7 men's record and over all record of 131-79-9 in 8 seasons. Coach Sasnett has forwarded numerous players on to four year programs. He has Coached 6 All-Americans, 40 All-Region players and 6 Academic All-Americans.
Coach Sasnett comes to Darton after a successful campaign at National Junior College Association rival Andrew College. He was the assistant coach for both the men and women in 2002 and 2003. He took over as head coach in 2004 where he guided the men to the Region XVII championship game. For his success, he was named Region Coach of the Year and a finalist for National Coach of the Year. At Andrew he had a record of 31-25-5 with the men’s program.
A native of Fort Walton Beach Florida, Coach Sasnett played his prep ball at Choctaw High School where he earned a spot on the Florida State All-Star Team. He continued his education and playing career at Andrew College. There he earned All-Region honors. He then finished his collegiate career at Tennessee Wesleyan where he graduated with a B.S. in Exercise and Sport Science. Before going to Andrew as an assistant, he played one year professionally with the Knoxville Storm of the Southeastern Indoor Soccer League. He holds a NSCAA National, Advanced National and Premier coaching certificate.
Coach Sasnett is the son of Gail Sasnett and has two brothers and three sisters. He enjoys fishing, visiting family and watching movies.
Email: bart.sasnett@darton.edu
Phone: 229-317-6508
In the fall 2011, Bart Sasnett entered into his 5th season as the Head Men's Soccer Coach. The cavilers would pick up where they left off in 2010 and break program records for wins in a season (19), consecutive wins (16) and return to the National Tournament ranked #1 in the country. They become the first men's team to win back to back Region and District Titles. The Cav's ended with a 19-2-1 record and tied for 3rd Nationally.
2010 was a history making year for the cavilers. The men's program played in it's first NJCAA National Tournament! The Cav's finished with a 18-7 record, Region 17 Tournament and Southeast District Champions. The cavilers would reach as high as 5th in the country and place 6th at the National Tournament. Sasnett's high powered offense amassed 90 goals and 2 All-American's.
In 2009 Sasnett ended with a 12-4-1 record. Sasnett's Cav's spent 3 weeks nationally ranked reaching 14th in the last week of regular season play. Coach Bart has led his teams to three straight play-off appearances. For his efforts he was nominated Region 17 Coach of the year in 2009 and 2008.
Sasnett has compiled a 68-27-2 record while at Darton College. This adds to his 99-52-7 men's record and over all record of 131-79-9 in 8 seasons. Coach Sasnett has forwarded numerous players on to four year programs. He has Coached 6 All-Americans, 40 All-Region players and 6 Academic All-Americans.
Coach Sasnett comes to Darton after a successful campaign at National Junior College Association rival Andrew College. He was the assistant coach for both the men and women in 2002 and 2003. He took over as head coach in 2004 where he guided the men to the Region XVII championship game. For his success, he was named Region Coach of the Year and a finalist for National Coach of the Year. At Andrew he had a record of 31-25-5 with the men’s program.
A native of Fort Walton Beach Florida, Coach Sasnett played his prep ball at Choctaw High School where he earned a spot on the Florida State All-Star Team. He continued his education and playing career at Andrew College. There he earned All-Region honors. He then finished his collegiate career at Tennessee Wesleyan where he graduated with a B.S. in Exercise and Sport Science. Before going to Andrew as an assistant, he played one year professionally with the Knoxville Storm of the Southeastern Indoor Soccer League. He holds a NSCAA National, Advanced National and Premier coaching certificate.
Coach Sasnett is the son of Gail Sasnett and has two brothers and three sisters. He enjoys fishing, visiting family and watching movies.
Email: bart.sasnett@darton.edu
Phone: 229-317-6508
Ken Veilands
Head Women's Soccer Coach
Head Women's Soccer Coach
Photo: Ken Veilands
In the fall of 2012, Coach Veilands will enter his 13th season at Darton College after staring both the Men's and Women's programs in 2000. Under his leadership the Women's team has compiled a record of 201-32-11, finishing as Region Champs in 2005, 2007, 2008 and 2011 as well as Region runner-ups in 2000, '01, '03, '06 and '10. In only their second season, the Darton Cavaliers reached the national polls with a ranking of 14th. In 2005, the Lady Cavaliers set 2 national records with most wins in a season (25) and most consecutive wins in a season (25). The 2005 team went on to win Region and District Championship honors with their only loss coming in the NJCAA National Championship game. The 2008 Cavaliers won both Region and District titles before loosing their only game of the year once again in the National Championship final. The 2011 squad made Darton's 3rd trip to the National Championship game only to fall short once again. For his efforts, Coach Veilands has been named Region XVII Coach of the Year 4 times and NSCAA South Region Coach of the Year 3 times. As Men's Coach from 2000 to 2006, Veilands was honored as Region Coach of the the Year twice.
Since 2005, the Lady Cavaliers have achieved an amazing 116-8-6 record with only four losses in regular season. In that span, DC spent 19 weeks as the number one ranked team in NJCAA Women's soccer according to the National Soccer Coaches Association of America.
Coached Veilands has coached 54 First Team All-Region Players, 25 All-Americans and 10 Academic All-Americans along with five players named as the Region Player of the Year.
Coach "V's" love for soccer started as a youth playing in the state of Indiana. He was an Indiana State Select player while playing prep ball at Carmel High School. He played his collegiate soccer for the University of Southern Indiana where he helped them to their highest NCAA Division II national ranking. His senior year he was named the teams defensive MVP. He earned a Bachelors of Science degree in Communications and Public Relations. Coach Veilands has 2 daughters, Mattie 13 and Ansley 10.
Carrer Record at Darton College (Women Only)
2000: 12-3-0 Region Runner Up
2001: 13-2-2 Region Runner Up
2002: 9-7-2 Region Semi Final
2003: 17-4 Region Runner Up, #14 NSCAA Polls
2004: 18-4 Region Runner Up, #15 NSCAA Polls
2005: 25-1 Region Champs, District Champs, National Runner Up
2006: 17-2 Region Runner-Up
2007: 20-1-1 Region Champs, District Runner-Up, #8 NSCAA Polls
2008: 23-1-1 Region Champs,District Champs,National Runner Up
2009: 14-2-1 Region Runner Up, #10 NSCAA Polls
2010: 15-2-2 Region Runner Up, #NJCAA Polls
2011: 18-3-2 Region Champs,District Champs,National Runner Up
Total Wins: 201 Losses: 32 Ties: 12
Phone: 229-317-6988
In the fall of 2012, Coach Veilands will enter his 13th season at Darton College after staring both the Men's and Women's programs in 2000. Under his leadership the Women's team has compiled a record of 201-32-11, finishing as Region Champs in 2005, 2007, 2008 and 2011 as well as Region runner-ups in 2000, '01, '03, '06 and '10. In only their second season, the Darton Cavaliers reached the national polls with a ranking of 14th. In 2005, the Lady Cavaliers set 2 national records with most wins in a season (25) and most consecutive wins in a season (25). The 2005 team went on to win Region and District Championship honors with their only loss coming in the NJCAA National Championship game. The 2008 Cavaliers won both Region and District titles before loosing their only game of the year once again in the National Championship final. The 2011 squad made Darton's 3rd trip to the National Championship game only to fall short once again. For his efforts, Coach Veilands has been named Region XVII Coach of the Year 4 times and NSCAA South Region Coach of the Year 3 times. As Men's Coach from 2000 to 2006, Veilands was honored as Region Coach of the the Year twice.
Since 2005, the Lady Cavaliers have achieved an amazing 116-8-6 record with only four losses in regular season. In that span, DC spent 19 weeks as the number one ranked team in NJCAA Women's soccer according to the National Soccer Coaches Association of America.
Coached Veilands has coached 54 First Team All-Region Players, 25 All-Americans and 10 Academic All-Americans along with five players named as the Region Player of the Year.
Coach "V's" love for soccer started as a youth playing in the state of Indiana. He was an Indiana State Select player while playing prep ball at Carmel High School. He played his collegiate soccer for the University of Southern Indiana where he helped them to their highest NCAA Division II national ranking. His senior year he was named the teams defensive MVP. He earned a Bachelors of Science degree in Communications and Public Relations. Coach Veilands has 2 daughters, Mattie 13 and Ansley 10.
Carrer Record at Darton College (Women Only)
2000: 12-3-0 Region Runner Up
2001: 13-2-2 Region Runner Up
2002: 9-7-2 Region Semi Final
2003: 17-4 Region Runner Up, #14 NSCAA Polls
2004: 18-4 Region Runner Up, #15 NSCAA Polls
2005: 25-1 Region Champs, District Champs, National Runner Up
2006: 17-2 Region Runner-Up
2007: 20-1-1 Region Champs, District Runner-Up, #8 NSCAA Polls
2008: 23-1-1 Region Champs,District Champs,National Runner Up
2009: 14-2-1 Region Runner Up, #10 NSCAA Polls
2010: 15-2-2 Region Runner Up, #NJCAA Polls
2011: 18-3-2 Region Champs,District Champs,National Runner Up
Total Wins: 201 Losses: 32 Ties: 12
Soccer Photo
Email: ken.veilands@darton.eduPhone: 229-317-6988
David Dews
Head Softball Coach
Head Softball Coach
Photo: David Dews
David Dews begins his 5th year as head coach of the Darton College softball program. In three years, Dews has compiled a record of 149-57 with three regular season championships and two state titles. The Cavaliers finished sixth at the World Series in 2009 and 5th last year. Since his arrival, Dews has helped 34 players move on and continue playing at the next level. Equally impressive has been the team GPA which has remained over a 3.0, a tribute to the hard work and dedication both on and off the field. Darton has always been a perennial powerhouse in the GJCAA conference and is rapidly becoming a national contender. Coach Dews brings to Darton a very successful background and years of experience. He is well known for his recruiting and offensive abilities. Many consider him to be one of the best young coaches in the game.
Prior to being named the head softball coach, Dews has coached at Wallace Community College-Dothan,AL and Lurleen B. Wallace in Andalusia, AL. At Dothan, Coach Dews was the head assistant coach and recruiting coordinator. David helped Dothan win three straight state juco titles and four straight division titles while he was there. In addition to the state titles, they were consistently ranked nationally in the top ten every year. He was also a vital part of sending over 27 players to four year institutions, which included players in the SEC and ACC. At Lurleen B. Wallace, Dews built the softball program into a state contender in two years. He helped take them to back to back state tournaments and become a competitor in Alabama's tough Southern Division. He also was responsible for sending six players on to four year institutions. His track record for building first class programs and helping players move on to the next level make this an exciting time for Darton Softball.
"My goal is to bring high caliber athletes into my structured program and help develop them along. I want to help the kid's move on to the next level and be successful. We've had success in the past by getting great athletes to join the program and buy in to what we are doing. It has been a winning formula." - David Dews
David Dews begins his 5th year as head coach of the Darton College softball program. In three years, Dews has compiled a record of 149-57 with three regular season championships and two state titles. The Cavaliers finished sixth at the World Series in 2009 and 5th last year. Since his arrival, Dews has helped 34 players move on and continue playing at the next level. Equally impressive has been the team GPA which has remained over a 3.0, a tribute to the hard work and dedication both on and off the field. Darton has always been a perennial powerhouse in the GJCAA conference and is rapidly becoming a national contender. Coach Dews brings to Darton a very successful background and years of experience. He is well known for his recruiting and offensive abilities. Many consider him to be one of the best young coaches in the game.
Prior to being named the head softball coach, Dews has coached at Wallace Community College-Dothan,AL and Lurleen B. Wallace in Andalusia, AL. At Dothan, Coach Dews was the head assistant coach and recruiting coordinator. David helped Dothan win three straight state juco titles and four straight division titles while he was there. In addition to the state titles, they were consistently ranked nationally in the top ten every year. He was also a vital part of sending over 27 players to four year institutions, which included players in the SEC and ACC. At Lurleen B. Wallace, Dews built the softball program into a state contender in two years. He helped take them to back to back state tournaments and become a competitor in Alabama's tough Southern Division. He also was responsible for sending six players on to four year institutions. His track record for building first class programs and helping players move on to the next level make this an exciting time for Darton Softball.
"My goal is to bring high caliber athletes into my structured program and help develop them along. I want to help the kid's move on to the next level and be successful. We've had success in the past by getting great athletes to join the program and buy in to what we are doing. It has been a winning formula." - David Dews
Sam White
Assistant Softball Coach
Assistant Softball Coach
Photo: Sam White
Sam White enters his 5th season as assistant coach for the Darton Softball program. Coach White brings a winning tradition to a Darton program that has tasted success in recent years. He has helped take a well laid foundation and bolster the program into national prominence. In only his second season the Cavs won a conference and region title finishing 6th at the NJCAA World Series. Last year the team won a conference and region title while finishing 5th at the World Series. Coach White is primarily responsible for pitching and outfielders. He also works with the hitters as well.
His off the field duties include head recruiting coordinator/fundraising for softball operations. He also is responsible for all international recruiting for softball.
Coach White is a native of Alabama he comes to Darton after spending four seasons as an assistant coach at Wallace Community College-Dothan. In his time there they compiled a record of 175-21 and won four straight Southern Division titles.
Sam White enters his 5th season as assistant coach for the Darton Softball program. Coach White brings a winning tradition to a Darton program that has tasted success in recent years. He has helped take a well laid foundation and bolster the program into national prominence. In only his second season the Cavs won a conference and region title finishing 6th at the NJCAA World Series. Last year the team won a conference and region title while finishing 5th at the World Series. Coach White is primarily responsible for pitching and outfielders. He also works with the hitters as well.
His off the field duties include head recruiting coordinator/fundraising for softball operations. He also is responsible for all international recruiting for softball.
Coach White is a native of Alabama he comes to Darton after spending four seasons as an assistant coach at Wallace Community College-Dothan. In his time there they compiled a record of 175-21 and won four straight Southern Division titles.
Will Breehl
Head Men's Swim Coach
Head Men's Swim Coach
Photo: Will Breehl
Will Breehl is the head coach of the men’s swimming team at Darton College. Breehl, a native of Louisville, Kentucky, competed collegiately at the University of Louisville from 2002-05 where he earned Academic All-American accolades.
Prior to coming to Darton, Breehl was the Head Coach for the Plainview Swim Team from 2006-10 where he coached a total of 240 athletes ages ranging 4-18. Will recorded two undefeated regular seasons.
In 2008 he became the assistant coach at Union College as he continued coaching the Plainview swim team. He coached the distance group. His swimmers broke 14 school records in distance and backstroke events. Breehl had three swimmers score at NAIA nationals and he coached one NAIA All-American.
Will received his bachelors in Exercise Science and his Masters degree in Physical Education.
Will Breehl is the head coach of the men’s swimming team at Darton College. Breehl, a native of Louisville, Kentucky, competed collegiately at the University of Louisville from 2002-05 where he earned Academic All-American accolades.
Prior to coming to Darton, Breehl was the Head Coach for the Plainview Swim Team from 2006-10 where he coached a total of 240 athletes ages ranging 4-18. Will recorded two undefeated regular seasons.
In 2008 he became the assistant coach at Union College as he continued coaching the Plainview swim team. He coached the distance group. His swimmers broke 14 school records in distance and backstroke events. Breehl had three swimmers score at NAIA nationals and he coached one NAIA All-American.
Will received his bachelors in Exercise Science and his Masters degree in Physical Education.
Drew Aultman
Head Diving Coach
Head Diving Coach
Photo: Drew Aultman
The Darton College Athletics Department is pleased to announce Drew Gunnels Aultman as Head Diving Coach.
Coach Aultman brings an impressive diving career to this position. She began diving at the age of seven. Under the instruction of Robert "Moose" Moss, she won the Georgia age group diving State Championship and was a Georgia All Star for nine consecutive years.
She won her first national titles on 1- and 3-meter at the Age Group Nationals in Cleveland, Ohio, as a 12-year-old. She went on to win a gold medal and a bronze medal in the International Age Group Championship that same year. At 14, Coach Aultman competed in the Senior Outdoor nationals on 1- and 3-meter and received a silver (10-meter platform) and a bronze medal (1-meter) in the National Age Group Championships.
In 1977, she won two World Age Group championship titles in The Woodlands, Tex., while training with Olympic coach Dick Smith. She was named “Georgia Athlete of the Year” in 1977 and Georgia AAU Diver of the year. Chosen by two-time Olympic gold medalist and coach Bob Webster to attend The University of Alabama on a diving scholarship, Coach Aultman placed 3rd and 4th in the SEC meet her freshman year and placed in the finals on both boards her sophomore year. She competed in the NCAA Championships both her freshman and sophomore years, but was forced into early retirement due to a back injury. Coach Aultman also won two national YMCA titles and two national USA masters diving titles.
She was inducted into The Albany Sports Hall of Fame in 1989.
Coach Aultman is a certified FINA judge and judged local, state and national competitions. She currently serves as vice president of The Albany Sports Hall of Fame. She is an active volunteer in the community. She is a member of First United Methodist Church, the Charity League of Albany and Junior League of Albany. She is married and has three children.
The Darton College Athletics Department is pleased to announce Drew Gunnels Aultman as Head Diving Coach.
Coach Aultman brings an impressive diving career to this position. She began diving at the age of seven. Under the instruction of Robert "Moose" Moss, she won the Georgia age group diving State Championship and was a Georgia All Star for nine consecutive years.
She won her first national titles on 1- and 3-meter at the Age Group Nationals in Cleveland, Ohio, as a 12-year-old. She went on to win a gold medal and a bronze medal in the International Age Group Championship that same year. At 14, Coach Aultman competed in the Senior Outdoor nationals on 1- and 3-meter and received a silver (10-meter platform) and a bronze medal (1-meter) in the National Age Group Championships.
In 1977, she won two World Age Group championship titles in The Woodlands, Tex., while training with Olympic coach Dick Smith. She was named “Georgia Athlete of the Year” in 1977 and Georgia AAU Diver of the year. Chosen by two-time Olympic gold medalist and coach Bob Webster to attend The University of Alabama on a diving scholarship, Coach Aultman placed 3rd and 4th in the SEC meet her freshman year and placed in the finals on both boards her sophomore year. She competed in the NCAA Championships both her freshman and sophomore years, but was forced into early retirement due to a back injury. Coach Aultman also won two national YMCA titles and two national USA masters diving titles.
She was inducted into The Albany Sports Hall of Fame in 1989.
Coach Aultman is a certified FINA judge and judged local, state and national competitions. She currently serves as vice president of The Albany Sports Hall of Fame. She is an active volunteer in the community. She is a member of First United Methodist Church, the Charity League of Albany and Junior League of Albany. She is married and has three children.
Molly Gilbert
Head Women's Swim Coach
Head Women's Swim Coach
Photo: Molly Gilbert
Molly Gilbert is the head coach of the women's swimming team at Darton College. She was the assistant coach for three years before obtaining this position. A local swimming product herself, Molly was born and raised here in Albany, GA. She swam with Westover High School while also participating in club swimming. During those years, she also lifeguarded and taught swimming lessons. After graduating from Westover, she attended and swam at Darton College, where she competed at NJCAA's both years and served as team captain her sophomore year. After Darton, she transferred to Georgia Southern University and swam on their team. During the summers, she continued to teach lessons and coach at the Albany YMCA. Molly received a business degree in Logistics at G.S.U. and then pursued a career in Savannah, GA in the business industry for four and a half years. During that time, she also swam with the Masters team and volunteered at the Rincon YMCA, teaching swimming lessons and serving as assistant coach to their swim team. Even with receiving a business degree, swimming has always been her passion. She is energized and eager to be back in Albany to pursue a lifelong dream of coaching club and college swimming.
Molly Gilbert is the head coach of the women's swimming team at Darton College. She was the assistant coach for three years before obtaining this position. A local swimming product herself, Molly was born and raised here in Albany, GA. She swam with Westover High School while also participating in club swimming. During those years, she also lifeguarded and taught swimming lessons. After graduating from Westover, she attended and swam at Darton College, where she competed at NJCAA's both years and served as team captain her sophomore year. After Darton, she transferred to Georgia Southern University and swam on their team. During the summers, she continued to teach lessons and coach at the Albany YMCA. Molly received a business degree in Logistics at G.S.U. and then pursued a career in Savannah, GA in the business industry for four and a half years. During that time, she also swam with the Masters team and volunteered at the Rincon YMCA, teaching swimming lessons and serving as assistant coach to their swim team. Even with receiving a business degree, swimming has always been her passion. She is energized and eager to be back in Albany to pursue a lifelong dream of coaching club and college swimming.
Chris Fleeger
Head Wrestling Coach
Head Wrestling Coach
Photo: Chris Fleeger
Darton College is proud to announce former Purdue University stand out Chris Fleeger as its Head Wrestling Coach. Fleeger joins the Darton Athletic Department after serving as an Assistant Coach for Purdue University since 2007. Fleeger coached Purdue's last two All-Americans at lightweights. He also coached 7 Academic All-Americans while at Purdue.
Fleeger had a stellar collegiate career at Purdue as a wrestler. He was a three-time NCAA All-American earning a 3rd place at 125lbs in 2002, 2nd place at 125lbs in 2003, and finally a 2nd place at 133lbs in 2006. He was also the Big Ten Conference champion and Outstanding Wrestler of the tournament in 2003. He finished his career at Purdue with an impressive 86-9 record. While in high school at Loyalsock High School in Pennsylvania, he was able to win two state championships and finished his high school career at 134-5. He was a four-time USA Cadet national champion, twice in freestyle and twice in Greco-Roman, the 1998 Cadet National Outstanding Wrestler and a 1998 USA Junior world team member and national champion.
In international competition Fleeger was able to represent the United States at the Pan American Championships in 2001 and brought home a bronze medal. He also competed for the US in the University World Championships in 2002 bringing home another bronze medal. He was able to win the prestigious Sunkist Open in 2006 once again earning the outstanding wrestler award.
Darton College is proud to announce former Purdue University stand out Chris Fleeger as its Head Wrestling Coach. Fleeger joins the Darton Athletic Department after serving as an Assistant Coach for Purdue University since 2007. Fleeger coached Purdue's last two All-Americans at lightweights. He also coached 7 Academic All-Americans while at Purdue.
Fleeger had a stellar collegiate career at Purdue as a wrestler. He was a three-time NCAA All-American earning a 3rd place at 125lbs in 2002, 2nd place at 125lbs in 2003, and finally a 2nd place at 133lbs in 2006. He was also the Big Ten Conference champion and Outstanding Wrestler of the tournament in 2003. He finished his career at Purdue with an impressive 86-9 record. While in high school at Loyalsock High School in Pennsylvania, he was able to win two state championships and finished his high school career at 134-5. He was a four-time USA Cadet national champion, twice in freestyle and twice in Greco-Roman, the 1998 Cadet National Outstanding Wrestler and a 1998 USA Junior world team member and national champion.
In international competition Fleeger was able to represent the United States at the Pan American Championships in 2001 and brought home a bronze medal. He also competed for the US in the University World Championships in 2002 bringing home another bronze medal. He was able to win the prestigious Sunkist Open in 2006 once again earning the outstanding wrestler award.
Mike Miller
Assistant Wrestling Coach
Assistant Wrestling Coach
Photo: Mike Miller
- 3x OH State Champ
- Cadet National All-American
- Junior National All-American
- University National All-American
- 2x NCAA All-American at Central Michigan University
- NCAA Runner-up
- 2x MAC Champ
Chad Harper
Assistant Wrestling Coach
Assistant Wrestling Coach
- Indiana State Champ
- 4 year starter at Indiana University
- All Marine Wrestling Team
- Armed Force Champion
- US Open Greco All-American
