1. Mark Goodman
727 W Highland #209 * Phoenix, AZ 85013 * (602) 531-8328 * Mark_Goodman27@hotmail.com
PROFILE OVERVIEW
Eight years coaching experience including leadership roles in high school baseball & football, college baseball and an Olympic baseball team. Throughout this time, I managed my own athletic program made of three levels consisting of six coaches and approx. sixty students. Dedicated to holistic development and graduating of student athletes. Experience successfully managing athletic programs, recruiting, fundraising and public relations and developing talent at the high school, collegiate and professional lev- els.
My professional and educational career have been dedicated to learning to coach at a high level. Having experience as a coach, a professional player and a student athlete, I bring unique understanding of what it takes to be successful in this field. My objective is to earn a position as a collegiate-level coach in order to apply my experience and willingness to continually learn as I strive to meet and exceed team goals.
Proven athletic administration skills include:
Key Achievements:
* Budgeting (Travel, Uniform,
Equipment & Expense)
* Staffing/Scheduling
* Strong leadership and
decision-making abilities
* Travel Planning
* Establishing and reinforcing Student Eligibility Standards
* Ability to establish & main- tain team camaraderie/ cohesion
* Public Relations & Fund Raising
* Assign responsibilities/tasks to
Asst. Coaches and evaluate
performance
* All-Star Coach, Northwoods
League
* Black Canyon Coach of
the Year 2008
* Russian Olympic Baseball
Team Coach
* Assisted Bellevue to NAIA
College World Series
* Assisted Mayville to NAIA
National Tournament
* 5 yrs experience as
professional pitcher (minors)
* Led team in pitching appear- ances each season in professional baseball
* Scholar Athlete in college
* Principals List each year of
High School
Educational Qualifications & Certifications
North Dakota State University Fargo, ND, 2013
Masters of Science: Leadership in Physical Education and Coaching
Bellevue University Omaha, NE, 2006
Bachelors of Science Physical Education & Coaching Techniques
American Baseball Coaches Association, Member 2010
First Aide & CPR Certification 2010
National Coaching Certification from NFHS 2009
State of Arizona Substitute Teaching Certificate 2006

2. Coaching History and Employment Highlights
Goodman Creative Minds Media, Co-Owner, Phoenix, AZ 2010- Current
Assist in managing video/multimedia production company
Executive produce various media projects
Northwoods League, Pitching Coach: 2014 Kenosha Kingfish, Kenosha WI
and 2013 Mankato Moondogs, MN
Recruit and develop collegiate talent
Duties as delegated by Head Coach
Thunderbird High School, Varsity Assistant Coach, Phoenix, AZ 2013-14
Run Practices, games and manage travel
Perfect Game Collegiate Baseball League, Pitching Coach: 2013 Albany Dutchmen, NY
Recruit and develop collegiate talent
Duties as delegated by Head Coach
Mayville State University, Assistant Coach/ Graduate Assistant, Mayville, ND, 2011-2013
Duties as delegated by Head Coach
Highly Involved in recruiting Program for the university
Managed expenses, social media and fitness programs
Clearfield High School, Sp. Ed. Teacher/ Coach, Clearfield, UT 2010-2011
Head Coach JV Baseball Team
Pitching Coach Varsity Baseball Team
Worked daily with special needs students
Russian Baseball Federation, Olympic Team Consultant/Coach, Moscow, Russia, 2007
Worked with pitching staff to teach fundamentals and develop mechanics
Glendale Union High School District, Substitute Teacher/ Coach, Phoenix, AZ 2006-2010
Planned Physical education program to promote the development of participant physical attributes and social skills.
Adapted teaching methods and instructional materials to meet students’ various needs/interests.
Developed and encouraged mutual trust, respect and cooperation among team member.
Bellevue University, Assistant Coach, Omaha, NB 2005-2006
Ran practices and worked with players to develop skills
Other duties as delegated by the head coach
Professional Baseball Player, Pitcher, 2005-2009
Golden League American Association
United League Northern League
Additional experience and references available upon request

3. BIO OF MARK GOODMAN
Born in Stillwater, Oklahoma and raised in Phoenix, Arizona. Mark earned his Bache- lors of Science in Physical Education and Coaching Techniques from Bellevue Univer- sity (Bellevue, Nebraska) and his Masters of Science in Leadership in Physical Educa- tion and Coaching from North Dakota State University (Fargo, North Dakota).
As a left-handed pitcher, played collegiate baseball for four years. When a senior at Bellevue University, served as the team closer and led the pitching staff with an ERA of 1.47. Played five seasons in the minors, appearing in over 125 games as a lefty specialist and spot starter. Highlights include, in first ever pro game, striking out Hall of Famer Rickey Henderson. In 2007, set a team record for St. Joe Blacksnakes, appearing in 45 games out of the bullpen. By request of the Russian Baseball Federation, traveled to Moscow, Russia in Fall 2007 to develop Russian Olympic Team Baseball pitchers. Coached at Bellevue University and advanced to NAIA World Series. 2008 received the 4A Black Canyon Region "Coach of the Year.” Served as Assistant Varsity Baseball Coach at Greenway High (Phoenix, AZ) and Clearfield High (Clearfield, Utah). Was Head Coach at Cortez High (Phoenix, AZ).
Summer of 2012, was pitching coach for the Mankato Moondogs. Mankato is a mem- ber of the “Northwoods League,” the top summer collegiate league in America. Se- lected to be pitching coach for the 2012 Northwoods All-Star game and Mankato ad- vanced to the Northwoods Championship Series.
Fall 2011-Spring 2013 served as graduate assistant/assistant baseball coach at May- ville State University (Mayville, North Dakota) while simultaneously earning his Mas- ters Degree.
Summer of 2013 ,was pitching coach for the Albany Dutchman in the Perfect Game Collegiate League. Albany set a franchise record for wins and made their first ever playoff berth . Was also selected to coach in All - Star game. Head coach Nick Davey was also selected as the PGCL coach of the year.
Summer of 2014, was pitching coach for the Kenosha Kingfish of the Northwoods League.
Member of the American Baseball Coaches Association since 2010 and attend annual conferences.

4. REFERENCES FOR MARK GOODMAN
Kyle Mrozek
Vice President and General Manager
Mankato Moondogs
Mankato, MN
(507) 625-7047
kyle@mankatomoondogs.com
Nick Davey
Head Coach, Albany Dutchmen
Perfect Game Collegiate League Albany, NY
518-928-4797
Daniel Hersey
Head Coach, Duluth Huskies
Northwoods League
Duluth, MN
dhersey@duluthhuskies.com
218-786-9909
Matt Guiliano
Head Baseball Coach
University of Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls, SD
matt.guiliano@usiouxfalls.edu
605-331-6638 office
605-359-0415 cell
Joe Murphy
New York Mets Scout
Rockford, IL
jpmurf48@aol.com
563-650-0497
Mike Evans
Assistant Coach
New Mexico State University Carlsbad, NM
mievans@nmsu.edu
402-659-5081 cell
“Dirty” Al Gallagher
Manager, Coastal Bend Thunder
United League
1011 Texas Yes Blvd.
Robstown, TX
Brandon McDaniel
Los Angeles Dodgers Strength and Conditioning Coach
Los Angeles, CA
402-598-3262
Tom Carcione
Assistant Coach
Northern Illinois University
DeKalb, IL
Tcarcione@niu.edu 815-753-0147
Mike Orchard
Assistant Coach
Central Arizona College
Coolidge, AZ
michael.orchard@centralaz.edu
407-489-7509 cell
Doc Edwards
Manager, San Angelo Colts
United Baseball League
Foster Field
1600 University Ave
San Angelo, TX 76904
mlbdoc32@aol.com
772-770-3281
Ted Blake
Athletics Director
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical
University
3700 Willow Creek Road
Prescott, AZ 86301
blakeba3@erau.edu
928-777-3791

5. COACHING PHILOSOPHY OF MARK GOODMAN
My coaching/managing philosophy is based on the teachings of several managers I have had the great pleasure to have played for and/or coached with:
Tim Johnson (Toronto Blue Jays)
“Dirty” Al Gallagher (San Francisco Giants)
Doc Edwards (New York Yankees)
And most recently,
Duffy Dyer (1968 World Series Champion, New York Mets)
During the past seven-plus years, I have studied the managerial strengths of these notable man- agers and blended these strengths into my personal, and always evolving, coaching style.
My coaching philosophy involves working hard daily and dedication to the team concept, while also understanding that each player is an individual who needs individual attention. I work to see that each player progresses on his own path, learning and growing into the best player and person he can be. This is extremely important because understanding each player leads to a total team effort on the field, win or lose. We do it together.
My ultimate goal is to support my players in their academic achievements and to help them translate the lessons learned on the field into strategies for life beyond baseball. I want all my players to do their best in the classroom and on the field. This will translate to success later in life.
My job will always involve learning the skills and challenges of each player, and then devising methods to help them improve. Managing isn’t “one-size-fits-all.” It takes constant evaluation, review and flexibility to identify the best player for each position and to make sure I put the best team on the field.
Baseball is like life, in that you manage failure and you manage success. I never lose sight of the fact that baseball is just a game, and success can’t always be measured or defined by the score.
If, at the end of the season, I have managed or influenced 25-30 young men to each play to the best of their abilities and to their full potential, then I will know that, as a team, we will have won far more than just baseball games.