Scott joined the Tornado staff in January of 2021, coming from Campbellsville University where he was a graduate assistant for the Tigers and head coach for the JV program

Year-by-Year Season Recaps

2021: Playing in one of the top conferences in the country, the Tornado went 14-24 overall and 11-20 in Conference Carolinas play. King finished seventh in the league standings and defeated Emmanuel in the first game of the conference tournament. During the regular season, the Tornado earned wins over third-ranked Mount Olive and 11th-ranked North Greenville. Drew Moore was selected first team All-Conference Carolinas while Austin Meyer garnered second team honors. Moore was also selected second team All-Southeast Region by the NCBWA and D2CCA. Bennett McCann garnered CoSIDA All-District recognition.

Prior to King

In nearly two years in Campbellsville, Ky., Scott worked with the Tigers’ outfielders and hitters and help with base running. Prior to last spring being canceled, the Tigers were 13-8 and were ranked in the opening NAIA preseason top-25.

Prior to that, Scott was an assistant at Volunteer State Community College where he helped run practices and field maintenance. Just as he was at Campbellsville, Scott served as the first base coach and worked with the outfielders, base runners and hitters as well as the catchers. He helped coach a pair of all-conference performers that went on to play at NCAA Division II institutions.

Scott has worked baseball camps at Vanderbilt University, Duke University and Eastern Kentucky University over the past couple years.

Personal

Scott graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Leisure, Sport and Tourism Studies from Middle Tennessee State in 2018. He is anticipated to graduate with a Master of Arts in Sports Management and Administration from Campbellsville in the fall of 2021.