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.
2019 Georgetown Baseball Board of Directors
Dave Maglio, President
OPEN, Treasurer
Jason Nadeau, Secretary
John Willis, 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
Jeff Loewen, ITBL Representative
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, Minors Age Director/Team Photos
John Crosby, Minors Age Director
Mike Paglia, Farm Age Director
Keith Grant, Farm Age Director
Mike Noon, Tee Ball Age Director
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A superteam showdown? A historic rematch? The World Series matchups we want to see
Mon, 16 Sep 2019 15:27:58 ESTFor some, Dodgers-Yankees would be too big, and Rays-Brewers would be too small. So what potential Fall Classic clashes would be just right? -
Cubs' Rizzo in boot for 5-7 days, then evaluated
Mon, 16 Sep 2019 16:54:33 ESTCubs first baseman Anthony Rizzo will be in a boot for 5-7 days and then will be evaluated to see if he can play again this season. -
Nationals manager Martinez has heart procedure
Mon, 16 Sep 2019 16:30:54 ESTNationals manager Dave Martinez had a heart procedure Monday and did not travel with the team for its series opener against the St. Louis Cardinals. -
Yelich talks injury: 'Had my pity party that night'
Mon, 16 Sep 2019 18:33:15 ESTReigning NL MVP Christian Yelich says his fractured kneecap is the first "real injury" he's had in his life, adding, "It seems to be one of those things that's not fair at the moment ... I had my pity party that night at the stadium and I felt terrible." -
White Sox shut down RHP Giolito with lat strain
Mon, 16 Sep 2019 23:26:24 ESTAll-Star White Sox right-hander Lucas Giolito will miss the rest of the year with a mild lat strain.
