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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 and Mark Knudson have 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

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Owner and General Manager

Ron Kailey is the Owner and General Manager of the Cheyenne Grizzlies. Ron is a

full time employee for the City of Cheyenne BOPU. He is also the CEO and founder

of Tribal Software Inc. in Cheyenne. Ron’s company was recognized internationally

by receiving the WEF Innovative Technology Award in 2000. Ron graduated from

LCCC with both an AAS and a certificate of engineering, and later received a BBA

from Preston University in Cheyenne.

   Ron has been involved as a Little League coach at the Cheyenne Junior League for
   over 10 years and currently serves on the CJL Board of Directors. Ron and his wife
   Linda have five children. Linda is a Mail carrier for the US Post Office. Ron and Linda
   attend Cheyenne Hills Church. They enjoy attending sporting events from YMCA
   Football to the Denver Bronco’s, from Little League to the Colorado Rockies, they
   love watching their kids become all they can be and stay involved in the community
   and sports of all levels.

Ron's door is always open and can be contacted at 307-631-7337 or by e-mail.

" After a very successful first season, we at the Grizzlies are looking forward to continuing a high quality program and improve our record over last year.

"I am especially joyous about sharing this opportunity with family, friends and the

Wyoming community. We thank the Lord for the all the blessings he has

given our family. The Grizzlies would like to thank Mayor Spiker, The City council,

and Dennis Greis at the Parks and Rec. Dept. for all they have done for the

baseball community."

Coach Josh Shultz continued....

This will be his second summer with the Grizzlies organization, his first as head coach. Last summer, Schultz served as assistant coach during the team’s inaugural season.

The 2006 season will also be his second at University of the Cumberlands. At the Cumberlands, Schultz is responsible for the outfielders and assists with hitting and recruiting. All three starting outfielders from the 2005 season were named All Mid-South Conference following the regular season. The outfielders combined for 14 assists on the season.

Prior to Cumberland, Schultz was assistant coach at Campbell County High School in 2004, and Pendleton County High School from 1999 thru 2003. Schultz helped lead his teams to district titles in 2000, 2002, and 2004. In his only season at Campbell County, the team posted an eight game improvement from the previous year. In 2003, he was on the coaching staff for the East All-Star team in the Kentucky High School Baseball Coaches Association East-West All-Star game. Schultz is also a veteran of several camps including multiple sessions at the University of Kentucky.

He has also been a successful summer head coach as well, coaching for the Kentucky Kings. Schultz directed the 2003 college unlimited division team to the finals of the Southwest Ohio League tournament and, in 2004, served as head coach of the 17-under team, which participated in the USSSA World Series.

Coach Schultz earned a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering from Kettering University in 2002. He played three years for Pendleton County High School.

“I was excited last season to bring collegiate level baseball back to Cheyenne. This year I am excited to be returning in an expanded capacity. The area was very good to us as a team last season and I plan to give back to those fans with an improved record this season.” – Josh Schultz

Contact Josh by e-mail