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"Living
here in the heart of the Mountain
Collegiate Baseball League I can
tell you we are extremely excited
for the arrival of this new league.
To be able to see some of the top
collegiate players in the country
play in a family-friendly setting
with great weather in a
baseball-crazy environment such as
northern Colorado and southern
Wyoming will surely create some
serious excitement over the game of
baseball. Kurt Colicchio
has put together a top
notch organization that baseball in
general can be proud of. Good luck
both of you on your new endeavor. I
know it will be a home run!"
Charlie Monfort,
Chairman & Chief Executive Officer
of the
Colorado Rockies Baseball Club
Want to be involved in the
Grizzlies organization?
Can you skin Grizz?
Grizzlies are in need of
some great people to make
our inaugural season a
success.
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Grizzlies Coaches
Coach Aaron Holley
Following a stellar
career as an outfielder
and pitcher for the
Bulldogs, Aaron Holley
moved into the coaching
ranks in 2006 for the
University of Redlands.
Now serving in his fifth
year as an assistant
coach, Holley recently
completed his Master of
Arts in Higher
Education. Holley also
was an assistant for the
Grizzlies back in the
summer of 2008 and
helped lead the
Grizzlies to their
highest win total than
any previous year. Since
becoming a coach with
Redlands, the Bulldogs
have a combined record
of 108 wins to 53
losses.
During his four-year career with the
Bulldogs as a player,
Holley compiled a .325
batting average to go
along with 58 RBI, 16
doubles, eight triples
and 103 runs. During his
final two seasons, he
also made 18 relief
appearances on the
mound. A speedy runner,
Holley boasts 40 stolen
bases and a .816 stolen
base percentage for his
career. He broke out
during his senior
season, leading the team
with four triples, 17
stolen bases and five
saves en route to
earning All-SCIAC First
Team honors. Holley also
played for the
conference champion
Bulldog football team
during his freshman
season.
Holley earned his Bachelor of Arts in
Liberal Studies in 2005,
and worked as a
substitute teacher for
the Redlands Unified
School District after
graduation. He is
thankful for the
opportunity to work with
a quality Collegiate
Summer League at such a
young age. Driven by his
passion for the sport of
baseball, he strives to
coach baseball as a
career. He currently
resides in Redlands, CA.
Contact Coach Holley by
e-mail
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Assistant
Coach
Luke Wetmore
The Cheyenne Grizzlies
wants to welcome its
2010
assistant coach Luke
Wetmore.
After his four years as
an outfielder and
designated hitter for
the University of
Redlands, where he
earned his BA in studio
art and is working on
his teaching credential.
Luke joined the coaching
ranks at rival
Occidental College in
2008 and is now entering
his second year as
Occidental College's
hitting coach.
As a player, Luke was a
four year starter for
the Bulldogs, compiling
a .325 batting average
with 14 homeruns and 25
doubles. During his
four years at Redlands
the Bulldogs went 99-61
with a 4th place and 2nd
place finish and winning
the SCIAC championship
in 2006. In his first
year at Occidental, the
tigers hit .285, ranked
fifth in DIII in stolen
bases with 134 and
finished 5th in SCIAC.
Luke will be a valuable
asset to the Grizz as
Aaron and Luke lead the
Grizz to another winning
season.
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