The Geogetown Baseball Board of Directors is the governing body of Georgetown Baseball. Correspondence can be directed to the board via email at: georgetownbaseball1@gmail.com.
2020 Georgetown Baseball Board of Directors
Dave Maglio, President
Mike Paglia, Treasurer
Jason Nadeau, Secretary / Tee Ball Age Director / Sponsorships
TBD, Communication
Mike Gilstein, Registrar / ITBL President
Rich Williams, Equipment
Steve Ziolkowski, Field maintenance
Chris Russell, Sponsorships & Uniforms
Rick Gilmore, At Large
Andy Lee, At Large
Phil Desilets, GHS Varsity Manager / Player & Coach Development
Scott MacDonald, Player & Coach Development
Pete Lucido, Babe Ruth Director / Cooperstown Coordinator
Mark Thibeault, Majors Age Director / Cal Ripken Representative
Rob Nielson, Majors Age Director / Team Photos
John Crosby, Minors Age Director
Keith Grant, Minors Age Director / Cal Ripken Representative
Tony Alves, Farm Age Director / Sponsorship Director
Peter Amadon, Farm Age Director
TBD, Tee Ball Age Director
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Re-drafting the top picks in every MLB draft from 2010-2019
Thu, 28 May 2020 07:46:13 ESTGerrit Cole on the O's? Cody Bellinger in Houston? We look back at the past decade to assess where teams went wrong and which players they should have taken instead. -
Top 10 draft busts of the past decade
Thu, 28 May 2020 07:46:13 ESTFrom a No. 1 pick who never made the show to a can't-miss college bat who missed, these are the worst whiffs. -
Kiley McDaniel's 2020 MLB mock draft 2.0
Thu, 28 May 2020 07:46:13 ESTWith the draft about two weeks away, here's our latest intel on how things will shake out in Round 1. -
The baseball Hall of Famer who runs a funeral home
Thu, 28 May 2020 07:10:37 ESTAndre Dawson's second act differs dramatically from his days on the baseball field. The former Cubs and Expos star is the owner of a funeral parlor that, like the rest of the world, is grappling with grief and uncertainty amid the coronavirus pandemic. -
Sources: MLBPA to seek more games, no pay cut
Thu, 28 May 2020 07:53:44 ESTThe Major League Baseball Players Association expects to counter MLB's economic proposal by the end of this week with a plan that includes more than 100 games and a guarantee of full prorated salaries for the 2020 season, sources told ESPN.
