Midland College Athletics welcomes Ryan Mummert, a native from Seattle, Washington to its baseball coaching staff. Mummert is a 1999 graduate of Kennedy High School in Seattle where he played both baseball and football. While at Kennedy, Mummert was on the Kennedy baseball team that won the 1999 state championship. Mummert won the team batting champion award and was also named to the all-league and all-area teams. In the summer of 1999, he played for the Kent, WA Bulldogs where they became both the state and regional champs. The Bulldogs took also took second in the Senior Babe Ruth World Series held in Stamford, Connecticut that year.
In 2001, Mummert went on to Bellevue Community College where he helped set a team record for the most consecutive playoff appearances for the baseball team. Mummert was also named the all-North Division Infielder and was also team captain. After Bellevue, Mummert transferred to Western Washington University where he graduated with a degree in Sports Psychology in 2004.
Mummert was an assistant baseball coach at Seahome High School in Bellingham, WA in 2002- 2004. In 2003-2004, he coached the Bellingham Post Seven Senior Legion. In 2005-2006, he moved on to St. Martin’s University, a Division II school, in Lacey, WA. where he coached infielders and was also the first base coach. This past summer he was the infield and defensive coach of the Bellingham Belles of the West Coast Collegiate Baseball League.
Mummert was named a volunteer assistant baseball coach at Midland College in September 2006. Mummert looks forward to help lead the team back to the NJCAA Region V Baseball Tournament this year.
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