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PRP's Bill Miller Collects Win #1006

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With the 8-2 victory over Christian Academy Louisville last night, Coach Miller tied Larry Gumm of Green County HS for the top spot all time on Kentucky's high school coaching wins list. Miller is one of 15 coaches in the country to reach the 1000 win plateau, and he will be joined in that club next year by Mac Whitaker at Harrison County HS.

With the 8-2 victory over Christian Academy Louisville last night, Coach Miller tied Larry Gumm of Green County HS for the top spot all time on Kentucky's high school coaching wins list. Miller is one of 15 coaches in the country to reach the 1000 win plateau, and he will be joined in that club next year by Mac Whitaker at Harrison County HS.

 

Any idea where the all-time winningest coach is from or where this list of the top 15 can be found?

 

And congrats to Coach Miller!

Any idea where the all-time winningest coach is from or where this list of the top 15 can be found?

 

The all-time winningest coach was Larry Gumm who coached at Green County for 44 years. He retired several years ago. His son is the coach at Taylor County and I believe he had another couple of sons who coached around the 5th Region over the years.

 

This was the list at the start of the 2013 season:

1. Larry Gumm, Green County - 1006 wins

2. Bill Miller, PRP - 977 wins

3. Mac Whitaker, Harrison County - 963 wins

4. Don Richardson, Madison Central - 952 wins

5. Bill Krumplebeck, Covington Catholic - 841 wins

6. Bob Mantooth, Webster County/Apollo - 838 wins

7. Charlie Adkins, Paintsville - 785 wins

8. Jody Hamilton, Raceland/Boyd County/West Jessamine - 777 wins

9. Tom McAnally, Doss/Bishop David/Louisville Holy Cross - 710 wins

10. Bill Wayne, Henderson County - 702 wins

 

The entire list can be found here:

http://khsaa.org/records/baseball/cumulativebacoachrec.pdf

The all-time winningest coach was Larry Gumm who coached at Green County for 44 years. He retired several years ago. His son is the coach at Taylor County and I believe he had another couple of sons who coached around the 5th Region over the years.

 

This was the list at the start of the 2013 season:

1. Larry Gumm, Green County - 1006 wins

2. Bill Miller, PRP - 977 wins

3. Mac Whitaker, Harrison County - 963 wins

4. Don Richardson, Madison Central - 952 wins

5. Bill Krumplebeck, Covington Catholic - 841 wins

6. Bob Mantooth, Webster County/Apollo - 838 wins

7. Charlie Adkins, Paintsville - 785 wins

8. Jody Hamilton, Raceland/Boyd County/West Jessamine - 777 wins

9. Tom McAnally, Doss/Bishop David/Louisville Holy Cross - 710 wins

10. Bill Wayne, Henderson County - 702 wins

 

The entire list can be found here:

http://khsaa.org/records/baseball/cumulativebacoachrec.pdf

 

Thanks.

 

The original poster mentioned something about 15 coaches across the country that have registered 1000 or more wins. Wondering where that information can be found.

Thanks.

 

The original poster mentioned something about 15 coaches across the country that have registered 1000 or more wins. Wondering where that information can be found.

 

I'm sorry. I didn't notice the "country" part. It's impressive then that two (and a third joining early next year) are from Kentucky.

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http://www.nfhs.org/recordbook/Records.aspx?CategoryId=175

is the link for a variety of baseball records. Roll way down to find coaching leaders.

 

1523 Gene Schultz IA (Lansing Kee), 1969-2012 (1,523-314) [82.9%]

1294 Dennis Olejniczak IA (Jamesville, IA; Decorah), 1962-2012 (1,294-491-2) [72.8%]

1138 John Lowery Sr. WV (Harpers Ferry, WV; Shenandoah Junction Jeffer*son), 1971-2012 (1,138-297-3) [79.3%]

1133 Jack Curran NY (Jamaica Archbishop Malloy), 1958-2011 (1,133-377) [75.%]

1130 Larry Tuttle MI (Blissfield), 1968-2012 (1,130-335-5) [76.0%]

1115 Bobby Moegle TX (Lubbock Monterey), 1960-99 (1,115-266-1) [80.7%]

1105 Vincent Meyer IA (Bancroft St. John), 1935-41, 1946-81 (1,105-179) [86.1%]

1063 Murl Bowen OK (Asher), 1960-98 (1,063-216) [83.1%]

1059 John Stevenson CA (El Segundo), 1960-2009 (1,059-419) [71.7%]

1043 Pat O’Keefe MI (Grand Ledge), 1969-2011 (1,043-268) [79.6%]

1010 Ken Schreiber IN (La Porte), 1960-98 (1,010-216-12) [82.1%]

1008 Morgan Gilbert AR (Tyronza, AR; Bay, AR; Tuckerman, AR), 1966-2012 (1,008-386) (72.3%]

1006 Larry Gumm KY (Green County), 1964-2007 (1,006-493) [67.1%]

 

 

 

Thanks.

 

The original poster mentioned something about 15 coaches across the country that have registered 1000 or more wins. Wondering where that information can be found.

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