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Jake Vieth is a former Bulldog, graduating high school in 2014. Vieth went to Tacoma Community College for 2 years playing first base. As a sophomore, he earned NWAC Player of the Year and ABCA All American. He then transferred to Gonzaga University where he was awarded the Rawlings Division 1 Gold Glove as a first baseman his senior year. Vieth went on to sign a contract to play indy ball with the Fargo-Moorhead Redhawks and then The Lake Erie Crushers.

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Ian Turner is currently an pitching coach at Grays Harbor College and former assistant coach at Pierce College. Growing up he trained at Diamond Sports and fell in love with the game of baseball. After graduating from Tahoma High School Ian got the opportunity to play college baseball at Mt. Hood College. After 2 years playing for Mt Hood, he transferred to Lee University in Tennessee, and then after a year there transferred to Montana State Billings, Ian also played 3 summers in the WCL for the Kelowna Falcons. Ian's main goals for pitching instruction are to develop healthy arm routines, build foundational pitching mechanics, and help them understand how to stay on the field and develop their arms for the next level.

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Cole Pearson started as a player training through Diamond Sports in 2014. After graduating out of the program he played 2 years at Edmonds College and one season at Grand Canyon University. Since then, he shifted his focus to the training side of baseball. He has his Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science and Physiology while Minoring in Nutrition. In 2023 worked part time with the Diamond Sports Premier team as their pitching coach, and from 2023-24 was the head strength and conditioning coach for the GCU Men’s Rugby team and the club baseball team.

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Alexander Lee is a former Bulldog Alumni, graduating from the program in 2010. Lee played at Kentwood HS and was named SPSL MVP as a senior and was both an all-state infielder and pitcher. Kentwood awarded him team MVP twice as a junior and senior. Lee signed with Skagit and played both 3rd base and pitcher where he won an NWAACC Gold Glove, 2nd team NWAACC All Star selection and an NWAACC All Academic selection before transferring to Radford in Virginia. Lee was drafted in the 36th round of the 2014 MLB Draft by the Baltimore Orioles.

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