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Five questions for Pat Roesel

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From the NKy.com

By Marc Hardin

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Five questions for Pat Roesel

 

You've been the only baseball coach at Ryle since taking over the program in 1993. You've seen every player who's passed through the program. Who was the best?

 

I would have to say Keith Jones. He was our only Northern Kentucky player of the year as voted by the coaches in 1995. He was a guy that could do everything. He was a left-handed pitcher who threw about 87 (mph) and he was a left-handed bat who hit for power and average. He was a good fielder. He was the best I've had at combining all aspects of the game.

 

 

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Nice article, about a good guy and great Baseball Coach.

Just curious, what is Roesel coaching stats? How many years have they won district, region, and gone to state tourney?

 

Nice article, about a good guy and great Baseball Coach.
Just curious, what is Roesel coaching stats? How many years have they won district, region, and gone to state tourney?

 

Entering this season, Coach Roesel had compiled a career record of 337-271-6 (.554 winning percentage). His teams captured district titles in 1999, 2006, 2007, and 2009. They were regionals champions in 2007, when they also advanced to state (losing in first round).

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