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GENERAL INFORMATION
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Location Wesson, MS -3m
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Founded 1928 *%%
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Nickname Wolves %>% ***^
School Colors Royal Blue & Gray Athletic Directory 2
2004 Record 1-8 Message from the President 3
Stadium H.L. Stone Stadium
Board ofTrustees 3
Capacity 10,000
Coaches 4-10
President Dr. Howell Garner
Athletic Director: Gwyn Young NJCAAAcademic All-Americans 11^
Cheerleaders 12-13
ADMINISTRATION
Blue Wave Show Band 14-16
President
Dr. Howell C. Garner Football 17-18
Executive Vice President Basketball 19-21
Dr. Ronnie Nettles
Baseball 22-23
Acting Dean ofthe Natchez Campus
Gwen McCalip Softball 24-25
Dean ofthe Simpson County Center Tennis 26-27
Dr. Billy Stewart
Soccer 28-31
Vice President ofBusiness Affairs
Golf 32
Michael Tanner
State and Region Championships 33
Vice President of Student Services
Gwyn Young NJCAAAll-Americans 34
Executive Director ofCo-Lin Foundation
Charlotte Hill
DirectorofPublic Relations/Sports Information
Natalie Davis
CREDITS
The 2005-2006 Copiah-Lincoln Community
CollegeAthletic Media Guide is aproduction of
the Copiah-Lincoln Office ofPublic Relations.
The book was written and edited by Natalie Davis.
Courtney Biggs, secretary to the directorofpublic
relations provided invaluable assistance. Cover
design by CelesteWilliamson. Contributing pho-
tographers are Johnny C. Smith, Billy Freeman,
Joel Bonner and Mitch Deaver. Special thanks go
toTwyanaMorse,the Co-Lin cheerleaders and
Lauren Smith for advertising sales.
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ATHLETIC DIRECTORY
Administration SportsInformation Fast-pitchSoftball
Dr. Howell Gamer,President NatalieDavis AllenKent,HeadCoach
- ._?. s I [phone] DirectorofInformation/SportsInformation [phone]
howell.garner®colin.edu [phone] [email protected]
[email protected]
Dr.RonnieNettles, JohnnyWilliams,AssistantCoach
ExecutiveVice President SportsInformationFax [phone]
[phone] [phone] johnny.williams®colin.edu
ronnie.nettles®colin.edu SoftballFax
Football [phone]
Gwen McCalip Glenn Davis,HeadCoach
ActingDean ofthe Natchez Campus [phone] Men'sTennis
[phone] [email protected] MikeMclntyre,HeadCoach
gwen.mccalip®colin.edu [phone]
BrettShufelt,AssistantCoach [email protected]
Dr. Billy Stewart [phone]
Dean ofthe Simpson County Center [email protected] Women'sTennis
[phone] HolliAdams,HeadCoach
billy.Stewart®colin.edu CarsonJeffers,AssistantCoach, [phone]
[phone] [email protected]
DrJane Hulon [email protected]
Academic DeanofInstruction Men's Soccer
[phone] CalvinGreen,AssistantCoach WayneWallace,HeadCoach
janehulon®colin.edu [phone] [phone]
@
calvin.green colin.edu
Louis Dugas Women'sSoccer
DeanofCareer,Technical and Men'sBasketball AndyDiaz-Moreno,HeadCoach
WorkforceEducation Dennis Sims,HeadCoach [phone]
[phone] [phone]
[email protected] [email protected] Golf
Justin Smith,Head Coach
MichaelTanner Women'sBasketball [phone]
Vice PresidentofBusinessAffairs GwynYoung,HeadCoach [email protected]
[phone] [phone]
michael.tanner®colin.edu [email protected] AthleticTraining
MattMcClain,HeadTrainer
GwynYoung BasketballFax [phone]
Athletic Director/Vice Presidentof [phone] matt.mcclain®colin.edu
Student Services
[phone] Baseball Cheerleading
gwyn.young®colin.edu Keith Case,HeadCoach TwyanaMorse,Sponsor
[phone] [phone]
CharlotteHill [email protected] [email protected]
ExecutiveDirectorofCo-Lin
Foundation andAlumni Affairs BryanNobile,AssistantCoach
[phone] [phone]
charlotteMil®colin.edu [email protected]
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PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE
I am pleased to welcome you Baseball Team on a great finale to the 2004-2005 season!
to Copiah-Lincoln Community Ourcoaching staffis dedicated to providing ourathletes
College. I hope you enjoy your with the best training possible, and the opportunity for
visit to our campus. them to learn and practice good sportsmanship, while
Co-Lin has a rich tradition of enjoying a variety ofcompetitive sports. We deeply appre-
successful athletic programs. ciate their dedication and hard work to make our athletic
This tradition continues as our programs outstanding. We also have a number of volun-
athletic teams and individual teer coaches in several sports. We appreciate their dedica-
athletes excel in competitive arenas. Not only have our tion to the sport and to the student athletes who represent
teams posted outstanding athletic accomplishments for Co-Lin in the playing arena.
the 2004-2005 season, but several teams and individual We offer our thanks to our students, family members
students have been recognized by the NJCAAfor and patrons for your support of our athletic programs.
Academic All American honors! I invite our fans and Your continued support of our athletic programs makes
guests to see details ofthose recognitions in the college's Co-Lin a very special place.
annual President'sReport. We extend a warm welcome to our visiting coaches and
The Wolfpack Baseball team for the 2004-2005 season athletic teams. To our visitors, friends and colleagues, we
ended the season in an outstanding mannerby winning the hopeyouenjoyyourstay,and we welcomeyouback at any
Region 23 Championship at Pearl River Community time.
College and then winning the Super Regional Tournament
at St. Catherine, Kentucky. The team represented Co-Lin
and the Region in the NJCAA College World Series in
Millington,Tennessee. The Wolfpack ended the season as
the number 4 team in the country! Congratulations to Howell C. Garner
Coaches Keith Case andBryanNobileandto theWolfpack President
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Eugene Bates,ChurchHill StevenAmmann,Mendenhall John Dickey,Fayette Penny McAlpin,Magee
President Terry Blister,Bogue Chitto LynwoodEasterling,Natchez Dr.Anthony Morris,Natchez
Jack Burt,Crystal Springs ChuckGilbert,Natchez Thelma Newsome,Natchez
RoyWinkworth,Natchez
Don Cagle,Wesson Willie Harrison,Brookhaven Rickey Smith,Wesson
ViceChairman
JackCase,Bogue Chitto TommyJolly,Monticello LonaThomas,Meadville
Tommy Sasser,Bogue Chitto Russell Caudill,Monticello Melton King,Natchez BarryTyson,Meadville
Secretary Mary L.Cleveland,Hazlehurst Randall Lofton,Brookhaven Dr. SteveWells,Brookhaven
Rickey Clopton,Wesson JackMcAlpin,Magee MildredWilliams,Crystal Springs
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Gwyn Young 1990, 1996, 1998, 1999, 2000 and 2004; Region XXIII
Championships in 1989, 1993, 1997 and 2002; National
Athletic Director,
Tournamentappearancesin 1989, 1993, 1997,and2002.Coach
Women's Basketball Coach Young's team finished fourth in the 1989 NJCAA National
Tournament and has been consistently nationally ranked.
Serving the college as athletic CoachYoungwasnamedNJCAARegionXXIIICoachofthe
director since 1989,Gwyn Young Year in 1989, 1993, 1997 and 2002 and MACJC and MAC
has been head coach ofthe Lady Coach ofthe Year in 1993 and 2001. He has been named The
Wolves basketball team for 28 Clarion-Ledger's Community College Coach of the Year on
i* B* years. Since coming to Co-Lin,he numerous occasions.
has seen his team win title aftertitle andhas compiled a record Coach Young also serves as the college's Vice President of
of623 wins and 194 losses to rank him in the top winningest Student Services. He is a graduate ofCopiah-Lincoln and was
NJCAAcoaches in the nation. named to the college's Athletic Hall of Fame in 1997. Coach
Inthat time he has puttheLadyWolves on the map as one of Youngreceivedhis bachelor's degreefromMississippiCollege
the nation's premier basketball teams. Under Coach Young's and his master's degree from the University of Southern
direction, the Lady Wolves have won 17 regular season titles, Mississippi.
11 South Division Championships, 15 State Tournament He is married to the former Velesta Smith. They have two
Appearances, State Championships in 1993, 1997, 1999, 2002 grown childrenLane and Jessica andtwo grandchildren,Justin
and 2003; Runner-up State Championship Champions 1983, Hynum and Mailey KateYoung.
1984 and 1998; Runner-up Region XXIII Championships in
Glenn Davis graduate assistant at Mississippi State (1986-87), defensive
Head Football Coach backs and wide receivers coach at the University of North
Alabama(1988-91),andquarterbacks,runningbacks,andwide
receivers coach at Holmes Community College (1992-94).
Glenn Davis begins his second
Since 1997hehas servedasrunningbackscoachatMississippi
year as head coach ofthe Wolves.
State underformer head coach Jackie Sherrill.
Davis previously served at Co-Lin Under Davis' tutelage, the Bulldogs lead the Southeastern
as offensive coordinator from Conference in rushing in 2000 averaging 193.8 yards pergame
1995-96. During his two years at and ranked third in 1998 averaging 172 yards per game. He
Co-Lin, he helped lead the team to
mentored Dicenzo Miller to Mississippi State's sixth-ever,
a 15-5 overall record.
Davis is a 1982 graduate ofDelta State University where he t1h,e00f0o-uyrathrdasnedafsiofnthi-nev2e0r,001,(010,00-0y5arydarcdasm)paanidgnJsamiens1J9o9h7n(s1o,n06t9o
ee-yearletterman as adefensiveback andoutsideline-
yards) and 1998 (1,383 yards).
ar the Statesmen. His other coaching stints include He and his wife Minta, are the parents oftwo children,Ann
coordinatoratSouthNatchezHigh School (1982-85), Shelby and Micah.
Calvin M. Green School.
Green graduated from Monticello High School where he
Assistant Football Coach
was a three-year letterman as a defensive back. He attended
Copiah-Lincoln Junior College as a member of Coach Ray
Calvin Green enters his 12th Ishee's 1985 State Champion andEast Bowl Champion teams.
year on the Co-Lin football staff. In 1986, Green was chosen MACJC Most Valuable Defensive
Green coaches the defense, spe- Back. He also receivedAll-Region XXIII andAll-State honors
cializingwiththesecondary play- at defensive back and was selected to play in the MACJCAll-
mr ers. Several of the players he's Star Game.
coacheNdChAavAe gone on to become He earned a B.S. degree in recreation from Alcorn State
dl-Americans, as well as Division I signees. University. During his football career atAlcorn, Green earned
to coming to Co-Lin in January 1994, Green served letterman honors and in 1988 was a member of the "Nation's
ant defensive back coach at East Mississippi
Best Secondary."
ity College in Scooba under the former Mississippi He is married to the former Falana Armstrong. They are
American andNational League standoutTom Goode.
the parents oftwo children,Farrod 8 and Sabaric 6.
io served as an assistant at Lawrence County High
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Carson Jeffers West Virginia. During his football career, he was selected
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All-Conference and was a Dean's List student.
Assistant Football Coach
Jeffers received his master's in education from
Cumberland University in Lebanon,Tennessee.
CarsonJeffersbeginshisfirst Prior to coming to Co-Lin, he held coaching positions at
year as offensive line coach of Bluefield High School in Bluefield, West Virginia; Concord
the Wolves.
College, Cumberland University, University ofthe South in
He received a bachelor's
Sewanee, Tennessee; and the University of Charleston in
degree in education from Charleston,WestVirginia.
Concord College in Athens,
Brett Shufelt ineducational leadershipfrom Mississippi State University.
His previous coaching experience includes graduate
Assistant Football Coach
assistant positions at Mississippi State University (1995-
1997) and New Mexico State University (1994-1995). He
Brett Shufelt begins his sec- served as defensive coordinator/linebacker coach at
ondyearon the Co-Lin football Western New Mexico University from 1992-1994. Shufelt
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staff. A graduate of Western has also held coaching positions at Silver City (NM) High
New Mexico University, School, Amphitheater (AZ) High School, and Sabino (AZ)
Shufelt received a B.S. degree High School.
inmovementscience.Heearned Shufelt and his wife,Tracy have one daughter,Mimi.
amaster's degree in educational administration and a Ph.D.
Dicenzo Miller He was a member ofthe Bulldogs when they were the
1998 Southeastern Conference West Champions, 1999
Volunteer Football
Peach Bowl Champions and Independence Bowl
Coach
Champions.
Miller was nominated to play in the East-West Shrine
Dicenzo Miller begins his Game and has worked out for the TennesseeTitans and the
first year as a volunteer coach TampaBay Buccaneers ofthe National Football League.
for the Wolfpack. He is AgraduateofWeirHighSchool,Millerplayedtailback
responsible for coaching the and safety forthree state championship teams. Heholds the
running backs and is the dorm high school record for most touchdowns in a season (47)
and camp director. and career touchdowns (113). Miller was named the
Miller received a bachelor of science degree from Touchdown Club and Clarion-LedgerPlayer ofthe Year in
Mississippi StateUniversity. WhileatMSU,hehadanout- 1997. He was selectedFirstTeamAll-State andFirstTeam
standing football career. He was named First Team All- All-American in 1997 andwas FirstTeamAll-State hisjun-
FreshmanTeam (1998). In 2000,Millerwas namedSecond ior season.
Team All-SEC and nominated for the Conerly Award. He He is employed by the Juvenile Rehabilitation Center
wasnominatedforthe2001 DoakWalkerAward as the best in Brookhaven.
running back in the nation.
"\ Larry Courtney Cumberland University, Liberty University, Taylor
University in Upland, Indiana and Pillsbury College in
Volunteer Football
Owatonna, Minnesota. In addition, he served in academic
Coach
athletics at Mississippi State University. Courtney also has
12 years ofexperience coaching at the high school level.
A 35-year coaching veter- Courtney received his master's degree from
an, Larry Courtney begins his Mississippi State University. He is married to the former
first year as defensive line Mary Hutchison ofHazlehurst.They have three sons,Paul,
coach for the Wolfpack. He James and Chris.
has held coaching positions at
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James Courtney Courtney played linebacker at Ole Miss and Belhaven
Volunteer Football Coach College before acareerending injury.
CourtneybegancoachingatFrenchCampAcademyserv-
ingasthelinebackerscoachfortwoyears andasthedefensive
JamesCourtneybeginshisfirst
coordinatorfor one year.
year as a volunteer football
coach. He received his B.S.
degree in history from the
University ofMississippi.
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Dwight Robinson linebackers in the spring 2005.
Volunteer Football Coach Robinson is a graduate ofWesson High School, Copiah-
Lincoln Community College and attended Southeastern
LouisianaUniversity. He served five years as acombatengi-
Dwight Robinson begins his neerintheUnited StatesArmy stationedinEurope.Robinson
first year as a volunteer football
also servedtwo years in the National Guard.
coach. He served as a student He currently attends the University of Southern
assistant coach working with the
Mississippi where he is majoring in coaching and sports
v running backs during the fall of administration.
2004. Robinson worked with the
Dennis Sims Underhis direction, the Wolves have won three consecu-
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Men Basketball Coach tive South State Tournament Championships from 1998
's through 2001, which was the last year it was held. His 1998-
1999 team captured the MACJC State Championship.
Dennis Sims enters his 10th AnativeofWestMemphis,Arkansas,Sims spent 12years
year as men's basketball coach at at Southwest Mississippi Community College in Summit. He
Copiah-Lincoln. guided Southwest to the South State Championship in 1989.
During the 2004-2005 season He coached 11 years in the high school ranks winning two
his Wolves finished with at 21-9 state andtwo overall titles.
record. The Wolves won the SimsearnedaB. S.degreeinphysical educationfromthe
South State regular season title, as University of Mississippi and a master's degree in education
well il> finishing runner-up in the MACJC StateTournament. from William Carey College.
Sims h;is beennamedMACJC andMississippiAssociationof Heismarriedtothe formerGinnyJohnsonofYazooCity.
s Coach of the Year in 1989, 1997, 1999, 2000 and They havefourchildrenLaw 29,Casey 26,Mary Kathryn 17,
and Mollie 14.
Dewayne Middleton thecollege'sWessonCampusforsixyears.He iscurrentlythe
academic advisor and instructorat the college's new Simpson
Assistant
County Center.
Basketball Coach Agraduate ofFranklin County High School and Copiah-
LincolnCommunityCollege,Middletonearnedhisbachelor's
Dewayne Middleton enters degree in coaching and sports administration from the
his sixth year as an assistant University of Southern Mississippi in 2000. He received his
coach forthe men and women's master's degree in secondary education from Alcorn State
basketball teams. He played University in May 2003. Middleton served as an assistant
guard for the Wolves in 1995 coach in the 2003 North/South MACJCAll-StarGame.
and 1996 under Coach Paul He and his wife Sirkersia are the proud parents of a
Johnson. daughter, Soumya.
Middleton has served as the Upward Bound Counseloron
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COACHING STAFF
Justin Smith graduate of Adams County Christian School in Natchez,
Smith attended Hinds Community College and Louisiana
GolfCoach
State University. He is currently working toward his
Professional GolfAssociation (PGA) A-l status. H \
Justin Smith begins his Priorto coming to Co-Lin, Smith was the assistant golf
third year as head coach of professional at Quail Hollow Golf Club in McComb and
the Co-Lin golf team and Renaissance Park GolfClub in Charlotte, North Carolina.
head golf professional at Smith and his wife,Kristie are the parents oftwo children.
Wolf Hollow Golf Club. A
Allen Kent Director of Activities and Assistant Dean of Student
Head Softball Coach Services.Hepreviously servedastheExecutiveDirectorof
the Copiah-Lincoln Foundation and Director of Alumni
Affairs (1998-2002).
Allen Kent begins his A graduate of Brookhaven High School and Copiah-
fourth year as head coach of Lincoln Community College, Kent received a bachelor's
the Co-Lin Lady Wolves soft-
degree in business administration from Mississippi State
ball team. In his first three University. While at Co-Lin, he was a two-year starter for
seasons, Coach Kent has
theCo-Linbaseball team. He is also a 1998 graduate ofthe
directed the Lady Wolves to a
Mississippi School of Banking at the University of
74-24 record. For the past three
Mississippi.
yearNs,JtChAeALady Wolves have been ranked in the Top 10 in Kent is a member ofthe Brookhaven-Lincoln County
the polls. Chamber of Commerce, and a board member of
He has served as a softball,baseball,and footballoffi- Brookhaven Youth Sports Inc. and the Copiah-Lincoln
cial at various levels during the past 15 years. Kent is cur- CommunityCollegeFoundation Board.He also serves as a
rently the assigning secretary forbaseball and softball offi- deacon at First Baptist Church in Brookhaven. He and his
cials in the southwest district of the Mississippi High wife,the formerWandaGayleAgnor,are theproudparents
School ActivitiesAssociation (MHSAA).
ofone son,Colby, 12.
Inadditiontocoachingsoftball,Kentalsoservesasthe
Johnny Williams Jackson State University, and the University of Southern
Mississippi.
Assistant Softball Coach
Prior to coming to Co-Lin he was a teacher and coach at
Crescent City Baptist High School in Metairie, Louisiana.
JohnnyWilliamsbeginshis He previously taught and coached at Bogue Chitto High
13th year as assistant coach School where he was affiliated with the Mississippi
for the Lady Wolves softball Education Association, Mississippi Association for Adult
team.Heservedasheadcoach Education, and the Lincoln County EducationAssociation.
in 2002. At Co-Lin, he sponsors the Micro-Computer Club
Williams is division where his computer programming teams won first place in
chair of the computer 1992 in the MECA Community College Programming
science/mathematics divisionandhasbeen amemberofthe Contest, and secondplace in 1997. He was selected to rep-
faculty atCo-Lin since 1987. resent Co-Lin at the NISOD Conference in 1994, received
He received his bachelor's degree mathematics from Co-Lin's High Performance Award in 2000, selected as the
the University of Southern Mississippi and his master's Wesson Chamber of Commerce Teacher of the Year in
degree in mathematics from Southeastern Louisiana 2000, and Co-Lin's Outstanding Academic Instructor in
Universityin 1979withamajorinmathematicsandaminor 2001.
in education. At Southeastern, he was a member ofPi Mu He is a member of Wesson Baptist Church, and the
EpsilonNational Mathematics HonorSociety and served as WessonHighSchoolBoosterClub.Heandhiswife,thefor-
president in 1979. He has done additional study at merCindyHodges,havetwo sons,Ryan,20,andWade. 18.
Mississippi State University, Alcorn State University,
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Keith Case Louisville Slugger Excellence in Coaching Award in 1998.
Head Baseball Coach Hewas awardedDiamondBaseballCompany's Coach ofthe
YearAwardin 2000,2001 and2005.
During his career, Case has compiled over450 victories
Keith Case enters his 14th as aheadcoach.Hehasguidedhis teams toconference,divi-
season as the field general of
sion, district, state, and region championships during his 22
Copiah-Lincoln baseball team.
years as a head coach. In the last 14 years, Case has been
Case joined the Co-Lin athletic
instrumental in placing Co-Lin Baseball in the National
department after a successful Rankings on the diamond and in the classroom. The
careerin theMississippi High
Wolfpackfinishedinthetopfiveacademicallyin 1998,2000,
School ranks.
and 2002.
Case has guided the Wolves to eight NJCAA Regional Case holds a B.S. degree from Mississippi State
Tournament appearances and two MACJC State University and a MJEd. from William Carey College. He
Tournaments. His 1998, 2000,2001 and 2005 teams wonthe
completed additional studies at Mississippi College and the
Region 23 Division II championship and advanced to the
University ofSouthernMississippi.
NJCAA Central District Tournaments. The 2000 and 2005 A
teams advanced to the NJCAA Division II World Series in MonticenlaltoivHeigofhTSrcyhuoso,l.MiHsesiisssimpaprir,ieCdasteo tihseafogrrmaedruaStuesaonf
Millington,Tennessee and finished No. 4 in the Nation. Caffey ofJackson. They have two daughters, Macie, 14 and
CasereceivedNJCAARegion23 CoachoftheYearhon-
Rassy,5.
ors in 1998, 2000, 2001 and 2005. Case received the
Bryan Nobile AnativeofCleveland,NobilereceivedhisB.S.degreein
health physical education and recreation and his master's
Assistant Baseball Coach
degree in education from Delta State University. He also
attended Mississippi Delta Community College where he
BryanNobilebeginshis third pitchedforCoachTerryThompson'sTrojans.
year as assistant baseball coach As a player for the Statesmen, Nobile was selected All-
for the Wolfpack. Prior to com-
GulfSouthConferencereliefpitcherandAll-SouthRegional.
ing to Copiah-Lincoln, Nobile In 2000hemade24 appearanceswitha 1.26ERAwhilepost-
served as a graduate assistant at inga2-1 recordwith sevensaves.He alsorecorded27 strike-
Delta State University for two
outs andwalkedjustfivein28 2/3 inningsofwork.Hisseven
years under head coach Mike saves ranks third on the DSU single season records list. His
Kinnison. His primary responsibility was assisting with the career stats are 3-3 with 9 saves 38 strikeouts4.18 ERA.His
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South Conference Tournament Titles during his two seasons 76er's(age 15-16)totheMississippiStateChampionshipand
as a graduate assistant. The Statesmen played in the World a trip to theWorld Series.
Series in 2001-2002.
Jerry Brewer Mississippi. He played baseball for the teams at Southwest
Volunteer Baseball Coach and at Southern Mississippi.
Brewerbeganhis coachingcareeras an assistantbaseball
coach at UMS-Wright Preparatory School in Mobile,
Jerry Brewer begins his first Alabama.HewasheadbaseballcoachatWessonHighSchool
season as assistant baseball (2000-2002) and most recently at McComb High School
coach for the Wolfpack. Brewer
(2002-2005).
is a graduate of McComb High He and his wife Jennifer own and operate Jenny Lynn
School and Southwest
Photography in Wesson. They are the parents of a daughter,
Mississippi Community College. Cianna and are expecting their second daughter, Darby Lynn
He received his bachelor's
in November.
sports administration and his master's degree in
education from the University of Southern
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