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Camp Staff

  • Marty Lehn
  • Marty Lehn is the Western Canadian Scout for the Milwaukee Brewers organization.
  • Marty was on the coaching staff of the 2004 Canadian Olympic Baseball Team that finished fourth at the Olympic games held in Athens, Greece
  • This past summer he was the head coach of Team B.C.'s Canada Summer Games team that won a Silver Medal in Regina, Saskatchewan as well as Co coached the 2001 Gold Medal team.
  • At the International Level he has either been a Head or an Assistant coach for Team Canada at 2 World Qualifier tournaments (1 Silver), 3 World Championships, 3 Olympic qualifiers (1 Silver and 2 Bronze medals), the Pan American Games (Bronze Medal) and the 2004 Olympic Games (4th place finish).
  • At the Provincial Level Marty has acted as a Head or Assistant coach with Team B.C. at a number of National tournaments since 1989 and his teams have accumulated 3 Gold and 3 Silver Medals.
  • Canadian Coach of the Year - '98, BC Coach of the year - '97
  • Guest coach with the Toronto Blue Jays and Chicago White Sox organizations
  • Played and coached at Southeastern Louisiana University where he completed a Masters Degree in Exercise Science
  • Colin Dixon
  • Colin was a member with Team Canada from 1986 ' 2002 and has represented Canada in a number of international competitions including the 1999 Pan American Games team that won Bronze in Winnipeg, Manitoba.
  • In 1998 he was named to the America's All Star team by hitting .438 at the World Qualifier tournament held in Nicaragua.
  • He was drafted by the Boston Red Sox in 1989 and went on to play eight years of professional baseball.
  • California League All Star in 1995
  • Played to the Triple A level with the Boston Red Sox before signing with the Colorado Rockies organization as a free agent
  • At the college level Colin received All American status while playing at Southeastern Louisiana University
  • Brandon Newell
  • Northwest Scout for the Milwaukee Brewers
  • Head coach of the Calgary Dawgs Semi Professional baseball team.
  • Played at University of Washington - was an all PAC 10 Pitcher/3rd Baseman
  • Drafted and signed by the New York Mets in 1992 as a pitcher
  • Drafted by the Seattle Mariners in '90
  • Brent Crowther
  • Owner and operator of The Dugout Training facility in Surrey, B.C.
  • Associate scout with the Toronto Blue Jays
  • Drafted in the 10th round and signed with the Colorado Rockies in 1994
  • Led the Rockies with wins, complete games, innings pitched and shutouts while rising to the Triple A level with the Colorado Sky Sox
  • Has been a member of Team Canada since 1998 and just recently returned back from the Netherlands
  • Pitching coach of Team BC that won gold at the Western Canada Games and Canada Cup in 2000 and silver at the 2005 Canada cup.
  • Marty Hall
  • Owner of Pro Way Baseball ' Victoria, B.C.
  • Played at Cochise junior College ' Douglas, Arizona
  • Drafted and played in Oakland A's and Houston Astros organizations
  • Member of Victoria Juniors ' 1983 National Champions
  • Played and managed in Australia for 3 years
  • Coach of Victoria Capitals of the Canadian baseball League
  • Ray Chadwick
  • Head Coach at Thompson River University, Kamloops, B.C.
  • 11 year professional pitching career with a number of professional clubs including the: California Angels, Chicago White Sox, Boston Red Sox, Kansas City Royals and the Florida Marlins
  • Former Pitching Coach at University of British Columbia
  • Jim Lawson
  • Owner of Pro Baseball Force ' Calgary, Alberta
  • Member of St. Albert Tigers ' 2002 National Champions
  • Former Canadian National Team pitcher
  • Member of Team B.C.
  • Drafted by the Oakland A's and played in their organization for 3 years
  • Pat Phelan aka "Grumpy"
  • While in Ottawa he was a clinician with Baseball Canada as well as head Instructed at Grounders Baseball Facility in Ottawa, Ontario.
  • He played his college ball at Yakima Valley College in 1976 & 1977 where he was selected as his teams MIP recipient (Most Inspirational Player) in 1977.
  • NWAACC All Star selection and MVP catcher that guided his team to two NWAACC Championships. His 1977 team was inducted into the NWAACC Hall of Fame
  • Member of Team B.C.'s 1977 Canada Games team that won Gold in St. John's, Newfoundland.
  • Alan Cox
  • Coach at Kentucky Wesleyan College
  • Owner of Sandlot Baseball Academy, Owensboro, Kentucky
  • Head Coach ' Regina Red Sox of the Saskatchewan Major Baseball League
  • All conference infielder out of Kentucky Wesleyan College
  • Ryan Chennard
  • 2004 - Player for Springfield Ducks, 2003 ' player with Kenosha Mammoths ' Frontier Independent Professional Baseball League
  • Member of Nationally Ranked NCAA div 1 Winthrop University (2000-2003)
  • Member of the Canadian Junior National Team 1999
  • Member Team B.C. 1998
  • Mike Wilson
  • Owner and Operator of 1st Step Sports Conditioning
  • Graduated out of University of British Columbia in Human Kinetics and is a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist
  • Former player at National Baseball Institute, Div 1 in Australia and represented Manitoba at the 1997 Canada Games held in Kamloops, B.C.
  • Frank Ingram
  • Elected by his peers as the 2005 Team Pitcher of the Year, Thompson River University
  • Member of Regina Red Sox ' Saskatchewan Major Baseball League
  • Former Coach of Penticton Thunder Baseball Club
  • Brent Unrau
  • Pitched at Mayville State College ' Conference Champions
  • Pitcher of year at Northland College in Wisconsin
  • 2004 M.S.B.L. Most Valuable Pitcher
  • Kirk Reiniger
  • Associate Scout with San Diego Padres
  • Head Coach Calgary Cubs ' 2004 Bantam National Champions
  • Coached his teams to 6 Provincial Championships
  • Level III NCCP Course Conductor
  • Played at Lassen College ' Susanville, California
  • Corey Eckstein
  • Pitching Coach for the Abbotsford Cardinals of the Premier Baseball League
  • Inducted into the 2005 Abbotsford Sports Hall of Fame
  • Scholarship to Vernon Community College, Texas
  • Member 2003 Canadian Junior National Team and Team B.C.
  • Jordan Blundell
  • Head Coach Malaspina University, Nanaimo, B.C.
  • Member of Edmonton Big River Prospects baseball Club
  • Played at Jamestown College, North Dakota that participated in 2004 NAIA World Series
  • Paul Mrazek
  • Head Clinician for Baseball B.C. summer camps
  • NCCP Course Conductor
  • 15 years coaching experience
  • Brendan Osborn
  • BLE Jr. Counselor/Field Crew
  • Member of Langley Blaze Baseball Club ' Premier Baseball League Champions
  • Big League Experience Camper
  • Chris Strain
  • Owner and operator of Pitch-Rite Baseball Academy
  • Former Pitching coach at City College of San Francisco
  • Sean Linville
  • Head Coach of the Bellingham Bells Baseball Club
  • All American infielder at Washington State University
  • Completed his playing at the University of Washington

Past Instructors

  • Ken McKenzie
  • Head coach of Team B.C.'s Bantam Girls team that won the Bronze medal at the 1st ever Girls Bantam National tournament held in Fredericton, New Brunswick.
  • Head Coach of Team B.C's Gold Medal Team at the Canada Games
  • Baseball BC clinician for over 30 years
  • Former player for the Vancouver Pharaoh's Baseball Club
  • Present 1st baseman for the Howe Sound Hounds, 2005 Provincial Champions.
  • Tom Burgess
  • 44 years of professional baseball experience - as a player and a coach
  • Former big league player with the St. Louis Cardinals(teammate of Stan Musial)
  • Big League Manager with the New York Mets
  • Hitting coordinator with the Kansas City Royals from 1987 to 1996. Worked with greats as George Brett and Jeff Conine
  • Present coach with the Canadian National Team
  • Inducted into the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame - 1992
  • Scout for the Seattle Mariners
  • Ken Myette
  • Former pitcher with the N.Y. Yankees, Chicago Cubs & Cincinnati Reds
  • Former team Canada pitching coach
  • Pitching Instructor/Consultant-The Dugout Traning Center, Surrey BC
  • P.J. McKaig
  • Pitching coach for Huntington, California Mickey Mantle team that won the silver at the 2005 National tournament
  • Former pitcher at Vanguard University of Southern California
  • Drafted as a pitcher by the Arizona Diamondbacks and Montreal Expos
  • Member of Team Saskatchewan 1997 Canada Summer Games Team
  • Josh Ridgeway
  • Head coach at Douglas College, member of the Washington State College League.
  • Head coach for the White Rock Tritons of the Premier Baseball League
  • Former Infielder with the Kelowna Heat of the Canadian Professional Baseball League
  • Graduate and former All Conference infielder at Murrey Sate
  • Played for Team Canada at the World Baseball Challenge
  • Don Freeman
  • Don has been a coach with Team USA since 1999. In 2003 he was the Head coach of Team USA's 16 and Under team that went on to be crowned World Champions after defeating the mighty baseball country of Cuba.
  • Former president of the Washington State Baseball Coaches Association
  • Instrumental in setting up the Washington and Oregon High School All Star Game.
  • Duane Brown
  • 2nd Round Draft pick of the Houston Astros Organization
  • Pitched in the Baltimore Orioles, Chicago White Sox and Kansas City Royals organizations
  • Played professionally in Taiwan
  • Independent Pitching instructor in Charlottesville, Virginia
  • Steve Slesk
  • Bellingham Legion Head Coach
  • Head Coach of Meridian Anvil Baseball Club
  • Former All State selection at Edmonds Community College
  • Strength and conditioning specialist

Hall of Fame

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  • Don Coy 1922 - 2002
  • Founding father of the Okanagan Baseball Camp. Born in Pentiton, B.C. where he played his minor ball and developed a passion for the game of baseball. Went on to serve for the Royal Canadain Navy and played for the Navy baseball team. After completing his tenure in the Navy Don went on to play Semi-professional baseball in Oliver. Once Don's playing days were over he established the baseball camp in 1960 as well as scouted for the St. Louis Cardinals. Through Don's guidance the camp has seen many players move onto the professional and college ranks. His hard work and devotion to doing it right allowed Don to established a reputation and baseball camp that is second to none.
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  • E Dale Parker
  • The original director of the Okanagan baseball camp. An Oroville, Washington native that joined the Okanagan Baseball camp in the first year of it's inception. Dale was a former scout of the Montreal Expos and a former coach at the University of Washington and Seattle Pacific College. Dale was instrumental in his connections in developing the camp to such a high level due to his contacts that allowed him to bring the best instructors baseball had to offer into the Okanagan. Dale was recently inducted into the Washington Baseball coach's hall of fame and the University of Washington Hall of fame. Presently Dale works with the Seattle Mariners and conducts a number of clinics throughout the Northwest. He also serves as the CEO of the World Baseball Foundation.
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  • Don Lundberg
  • Signed with the Seattle Rainiers of the Pacific coast league in 1950 after catching for the University of Washington Huskies in the spring of 1950. He was sent to play with Great Falls and then Lewiston of the Pioneer League. From there it was to Tacoma in the Western International League finishing the 53 and 54 seasons first with Seattle and then Portland of the Pacific coast League. He then had managing stints with the Wenatchee Chiefs and Salem Senators of the WIL. Shortly after his professional days Don made his way to Oliver to act as the head catching instructor. Don has probably had more instructional longevity than anyone in the history of the camp. Presently Don is retired and living in Eastern Washington.
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